The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29

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 ion and eotiilion. beginning at ! . 2 o'clock. . Mrs. John stratford will enter [ . tain at cards ip honor of Miss ( . McGowsn Phelan, of Atlanta. ( . at l1:so o'clock. ( q Mrs. P. c. Massle win enter z . tain at the first of ! series of te
 card parties. ( Ament, Kosalie Higgins, Ethel Pelzer, Bertha Fitzpatrick. Annie May Dim mick Annia Pelzer, Kettle Marks. Mag gie Mashburn. Carrie West Margaret ANNUAL DINNER or THE THIRTEEN. I Last night The Thirteen. an organi- zation of gentleman banded together Tor literary and sociabie purposes. cell ebrated its seventh anniversary with the usual dinner complimentary to the wives of the members. The dinner was served at the residence of Judge John M. Chiffon on South Perry Street l by the Ladies' Guild of the Church Of the Holy; Comforter. The hall was decorated with Ameri- can Beauty roses. the parlor with Ia France roses and the dining room with snowdrops and white hyacinths Two long tables were placed parallel in the handsome dining room. and on the cen- ter of each was a basket filied with the fragrant and dainty blossoms. which. at the conclusion of the ban- quet, were presented to the suests--- for the gentlemen boutoniers. and for the ladies corsage bouquets
 The following menu was served In
 oysters on half shen fSaltsd Almonds Frozen Horseradish Olives Cream Of Asparagus Soup with Croutons Broiled Tsuderleln os Trout. Tartar Sauce. Creamed Potatoes Crearned oysters, Mushrooms
 Roast Duck. with currant Jelly
 Green Peas in Timbaiss Roman Punch
 Lettuce Salad with Mayonnalse
 Stuffed Celery
 White Cake Coffee
 Amprouptu atleF-9InuoF epeecnee were made by the following gentlemen. Mcqueen, the President. and sprung unawars upon the speaksrs:
 The Press. c Necessary EviI." by Mir. H. w. Laird
 My Experience as . Farmer" by Major A. c. Sexton.
 "Homieidai Statistics" by Judge
 @rhs Law and the Ladies' by Leon Well, Esq.
 My Disposition as Dlsputant." by Prof. S. c. Starke.
 Home Government by Commission.'s by MT. F. F. Glass. ! s The Club is composed of the follow ing members:
 Michael Cody. elcted Nov. 27, 1906.
 Rev. Kenry Morris Bdmonds, elected
 rraai:lin si ipol,s class. elected Nov
 Hsryey woodford Laira. elected Nay 1, 1906. fl
 Jacques Loeb. elected oct. si. 1905 :.
 Rev stewart Mcqueen. original
 Thomas McAdery owen. IL D.. orig
 James sseptos Psnckard, elected Dec. 1s, 1907.
 Albert Campbell Sexton. elected Sept.
 Charles Averstte stakely. D. D. original member, 1902.
 samuel Clayton starke, elected April IT, 1906.
 william Hoicombs Thomas. elected Oct. 14. 1903.
 Leon Well. elected Nov. 1, 1909.
 Its ofi1cers are: President, Rev. Stewart Mcqueen; Secretary, Mir. Sam uel C.. Starke. EsS tf
 The guests of the evening were: Mesdames Cody, Edmunds, Glass, Laird, Mcqueen, Owen, Sexton, Thomas, Wei. wives of members: also Mfr, and Mrs. Ray Rushton, Professor c. L. Floyd. Miss Dolly Kirk, Mir. and Mrs L. " Martin, Mrs. J. M. starke.
 At the conclusion of the dinner and the speeches short business session was held, at which pr. McQueen was reelected President. and Mir. Starke, Secretary.
 MEETING OF IONIAN CLUB,
 The Ionian Club met yesterday morn Ing with Mrs. Owen Wilson, i4O3 South Perry Street. Mrs. John stratford pre- sided over the meeting.
 very interesting paper on Maruuisa de Montespan and MaFchioness de was read by Mrs. ". T, Sheehan. This was followed by dfscus- sion. Was the Influence of Maintenon for the Good of FrancoT'
 Mrs, Mayfield. director for the morn- Ing, made introductory remarks giving political conditions Of Europe at the time of the reign or Louis XIV, the character Of his parents. and influences that surrounded him. Talks on the subject were then made by Mesdames Boykln. Seymour. Fisk and Anderson. A charming paper, Some Women of the Salon" was read by Mrs. Henry Newson.
 Mrs Cain State Director, read from page, New Years Greetings from Mrs. Moore. President General of the Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Guests of the club were Mrs Glen Foster, Tuscaloosa, and Miss Haltiwan- ger, of Atlanta.
 After enjoying most delicious re. treatments. the club adjourned.
 MRS. DUNN ENTERTAINs. On yesterday afternoon from 3;3e to I } o'clock Mrs. D. !. Dunn. sos North Hull street, was at home to the Palm Division le7 g. A. to the O. R. C. The naaatinas was social nuraIv, ana