The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

today proved charming one with Mrs. pos.t,n Boone as hostess. Roses ornamented the rooms and small tapies where luncheon was served. The prize for each table was pair or silA nsse anu. besides the members who com posed the four tables of piaye s guests were Mrs Rowland of Coiotaoo' Mrs. James Moreland. Mrs Julian Wal. ters. Mrs. Albert Bush, Mrs. Bonduraht. Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. A $. Hal.
 N, VI, C.. 4. Reception. q,t.. The reception given tonight by tnt Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M U. Az was large and interestins eNehe The building was thrown wide open so that the throng of visitors could m spect the many improvements and fine work accomplished during the year.
 The baths have been rebuilt as1 five sxtrs showers added and the new pool, done in ceramic mosaic tiiing. has at the extreme end the Y. N. c. A pm (done in the Association colors or o.ue and white) set in the mosaic rhe ceilings of this room is of white enamel and the side walls tinted Tn orange color.
 In the symna sium the roof has been raised. new basket ball court tn- stalled, and balcony done In nara wood has a seating capacity or foV'
  wood work of a darker shade or green In the halls the walls have been re- tinted. in a terra cotta color and new door cut so that the auditorium anu gymnasium can be thrown into one For the reception this evening the entire lower floor was decorated Tn palms, ferns and hanging baskets ana pink carnations and azanas na9e pretty note of color in the pariors' The dining room was brilliant with IRfehmond roses red camelias ana crimson candles and delicious refresh ments of coffee, chocolate. cake anu ices were served by hosts of pretty girls The punch bowl wreathed m flowers, was placed in the hall and the reception committee was composed or a large number of well wishers ana friends of theS association and also of the members of the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Jennie Mims President; Mrs VII liam Tucker. Secretary and Mrs. G. A. stanton, Treasurer.
 Bridge <CIiaue.
 Mrs. Hermann Tannenbaum was hostess for the Bridge Clique this af- ternoon at l o'clock. The substitutes were Mrs Ike Frenkei. Mrs. Arthur Eppstein Mrs. E. ]. Schwarx and the one guest was Mrs Norman Meyer. After the games salad course was served. The prize was brass candle stick.
 Progressive Briake Waist Cfnb.
 4 pleasant event of today was the meeting of the Progressive Bridge whist Club. when Mrs. Pauline Kauf- man entertained the club at o'clock. The prizes were, first. Bohemian glass bonbon dish; second. handker- chiefs, and the consolation. a glass violet stand. The one guest was Mrs. Charles Hess and the substitute was Mrs. Schlessinger.
 West Ena Bridge.
 Mrs Palmer Pillans did the honors most attractively for the meeting Of the West End Bridge Club. Luncheon was served before the games, the prize was a pair of silk hose, and the guests were Misses Mary and Laura Pillans and Mrs. R. s. Bacon.
 Little Bridge Clnb.
 The usual meeting of the Little Bridge Club was held this morning at il o'clock. with Miss Grace Rock well as the hostess. On this occasion the prize was a pair of silk hose, and those present were Misses Amelie and Virginia Lyons. Virginia Sims. Julia Creary, Jean Miles, May Canheld, Elizabeth Boyle, and Dorothy Donald. Rridge. LuneheOn at the Country Club. The fair strangers within our gates have proved themselves so attractive that a number of Mobilians gave very delightful idge-luncheon today in their honor at the Country Club.
 A long table and four smaller ones were prettiiy set with Jonquils, roses and carnations, and here the very tempting three-course luncheon was served. After the lunch. some of the guests who were not bridge players, enjoyed a game of ten pins and later on were taken for automobile rides on Che shell road.
 For the bridge games, the prizes were first, a piece of hand -embrOide lin gerie: second, Persian belt and gilt buckle. and the consolation was box of handkerehiefs.
 The guests of honor were Mrs. Har- den Fitts, Mrs. Henry Knowles Mrs. George Hurd and Mrs. William Sands. all Of New York; Mrs. Rhodes of Att lsnta, Mrs. Stevenson Of Toledo, Mrs. II. B. Stamps of Tennessee, Miss Leder of Demopolis. and Miss Waller of De- mopolis. The hostesses were Mesdames Mastin, Ruse, Hodgson, GaSzam, liar relI. selden. Monk. Charles Kervey, shawhan. Shelton Sims, Horn. Fltts. Creed Taylor. Robert Dunlap, Coates. Theodore Hughes. W. W. Groom. Claude Crayson. Donald, C. J. Torrey. H. Bacon, John Quill, Elmo Davisons Julian Bartee. Bright, and Ashkel Hub brad.
 Thursday Tea Club.
 Miss Eolne Russell was the Gra- eious hostess for the Thursday Tea Club this afternoon from ( to 6. The table was lovely with pink roses and pink shaded tapers and besides the club members Miss Russell included as guests Mrs. Lee McMlllan of New Or