The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-06

VI DshCk sIanBleo cniuous ethCts
In pink and with silver trimmings
A number of friends assisted In re-
celving. About seventy-nve guests
were present
MISS HARRIS ENTERTAINs
THE THIRTEEN CLUB.
Miss Mary Ellen Harris entertaincd
the members of The Thirteen CLUB
and q number of other friends. FRIDAY
morning, In compliment to her guest,
Miss Balsinser.
The home was attractively decor
ated with cut flowers. American
Beauty roses and palms were used In
the first parlor. and Killarney roses
In the second parlor.
Bridge whist was played and two
prizes were awarded; Miss Georgia
Richardson winning the club prize and
Miss Kitty Dent the guests prize.
After the games. luncheon was
served.
Miss Balsinger wore gown Of light
blue broadcloth.
Miss Harris wore a gown of pink
and white silk null. embroidered In
pink and white sweet peas and fash
Toned over yellow messaiine.
The guests. not including the mem-
bers Of the club. were: Misses Helen
Steiner. Julia May Henderson, Annie
Warren Jones, Mary Goodwin Ashley.
Annie Solomon. Isabel Cobbs. Mary
Cobbs. Meta jones' Virginia Aber-
crombie.. Katherine Baldwin. Jeane
Burke. Mary Burke, Clara Galloway.
Florence Marks. Mary kirkpatrick and
Kitty Dent.
NOTICE, !. n. p. stuart
There will be a meeting OF the J.
e. b. Stuart Chapter( Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. at the residences
Of the director. Mrs. T.. r. stephens,
1914 South Hull Street. The follow
Ing interesting program will be rem
dered:
Called to order.
Prayer.
Reading of the minutes.
Treasurers' report.
Miscellaneous business.
Music. "Dixie.' by Miss Vivian
Slough.
Reading. Emma SAMSON" by Mrs.
Bib Graves.
song. Alabama" by Miss Geraldine
Hunt.
Address. -rhe First Capital Of the
Confectionery" by Mrs Frank Gilmore:
Refreshments.
Mrs. Elmore's address will be illus
trated by a large picture Of the In
auguration Of Mr.. Davis. which will be
on exhibition during the afternoon.
MRS. PEARSON ENTER
TArNs BRIDGE CLUB.
The Thursday Bridge Club held the
| first meeting of the season, THURSDAY.
afternoon with Mrs w. w. Pearson.
The home was attractively decorated
with palms, ferns, red berries and tu-
tumn leaves. Refreshments were
served.
-Four new members were elected.
They are: Mrs, Alice Fits HILL Mrs..
Augusta w. Hunter. Mrs. Harry Con-
min and Mrs. L p Fleming.
day with Mrs. w. C. Bibb. at Oak
Park.
GRAvEs-EBEHHAR
s'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eberhart I'M
wife you to be present at the marriage
or their daughter. Inez. to Mr.. Edwin
Yarbrough Graves. on Wednesday at
| ternoon. November IL. at o'clock. AT
| home. CoIiiinbus.SCa.
This Invitation has been received by
| friends in this city. Mr.. Graves has
| many friends In Montgomery, to whom
| the announcement will be of interest,
as he formerly made his home here,
/ < NOTICE. ~
/ AAIn. dJboVuAAC mai kCI 0HQ 3stI ..
Thornton have invited all the boys and
girls OF the city under fourteen years
OF age. to meet FRIDAY afternoon at
/ $3.50 o'clock at the Carnegie Library
for the purpose of learning patriotic
songs.
j WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER.
/ The Winnie Davis Chapter will meet
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Carnegie Library.
The Yaiier Hammers will be the
guests Of the club at this meeting and
Mr.. Morgan Giimer will deliver an
address.
GREys ENTERTAIN AT
OPENING GERMAN,
The opening reception and german
was given Friday evening by the
Greys' Club at their club rooms.
The AFFAIR was the most brilliant OF
the season, and the decorations were
very elaborate.
About fifty couples participated In
the grand march.
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