The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-13
MEETING OF PETER FoRNEY


CHAPTER, d. A. n
An unusually delightful meeting OF
the Peter Forney Chapter. d. A. r..
was held Wednesday at noon at the
home OF the vice. Regent. Mrs. W. II.
Thomas. There were a large number
of members and visitors who fully en-
joyed the fine hospitality OF the host
ess.
This meeting brought the of1cial
years work to a close and besides the
reports of the returning officers, Mrs.
r. p Glass made an Interesting re-
port OF the proceedings of the CONT
Mental Congress at which she recently
represented the Chapter in Washing
ton. The corps of oficers reelected
were: Mrs. George II. McCombs. Re-
gent; Mrs. w. II. Thomas. vfce-Re-
gent; Mrs. Henry Newson. Secretary;
Mrs. j. Lee Holloway. Chaplain. 9th
err officers elected were: Mrs. j.. Lew
is Cobbs, Registrar; Mrs. Paul Mer-
Inns, Historian: Mrs. Sale Phelan.
Treasurer.
The literary program consisted Of
thedraI, New Orleans. written by Mrs.
w. c. Black OF Troy. and read by Mrs.
Holloway. II was q work of interest,
and of research. The out OF town
members present were: Afrs. Pratt,
Mrs Bell. Mrs. Barnes ana Mrs. Thona-
as OF Prattviile. The visitors present
were Mrs. Robert M. King of Birm-
Ingham. Mrs. Dowdeil and. Miss Dow.
deli Of opeiika.
After the business meeting q de-
tightful buffet luncheon was enjoyed.
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IN HONOR OF MISS. TURNER.
Mrs. @. o. Willis entertained at a
delightful bridge party on yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in honor of Miss
Ada Turner. Of Memphis. Tenn. Her
attractive home at Park Place was
heautifed for the occasion with q
profusion of cut flowers, roses and
other spring blossoms. Mrs. Willis
was assisted. In entertaining By Mrs.
Thomas Cooper. Bridge was played
at four tables and the score cards
were passed by little Elizabeth Chap
man. who was q dainty little figure
In white lingerie and pink ribbons.
Punch was served throughout the
afternoon from q prettily appointed
table by Miss Olivia Hogacki.
After the games delicious ices were
served. The guests were: Mrs. l..
A. Bnarclxe. Mrs. r.. A. chapman
Mrs. 7. Sale PIieian. Mrs d. nj. An
drews. Mrs. H. p. Gambler. Mrs. Ar
thur Mccord. Mrs. Dyke Bibb. Mrs
Wilson Brooks, Mrs Ernest Thomn.
SON. Mrs. Augusta Hunter, Mrs. g.
=. Baker. Mrs. G. Y. Bogacki, Misses
sSS1SSth 1ttSpatrlckb Ada turner, OF
Memphis. Tenn. Evelyn Bibb, Matte
Woods, .Corrinne Woods.
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QUEEN OF CLUBS MEETS
WITH MISS GAsT0N.
the Queen of Clubs held a most en-
Joyabie meeting yesterday morning
with Miss Annie CASTOR The houne
was attractively adorned for the oc-
casion in a color scheme OF pink and
white. sweet peas and roses being used.
SIX hand euchre was played at four
tables. and two handsome prizes were
awarded. the club prize. Cloisonne
veil pin, to Miss Georgia gichardson.
and the guest prize. a lace fan enlbroid.
cred In gold to Miss Effie May Waw-
ner The consolation prize, bunch Of
pink and white sweet peas fell to Miss
Florence Davidson. After the games \
two-course luncheon was served.
The guests exclusive of club MEM
bers were: Misses Efiae May Wagner.
Katherine Dent Cecilia Payne. Marga-
ret Vance of Newark. N. j.: Clement
Marks Hlizabeth Baldwin, Ethel pei
ger. Genie Burke.
SOCIAL FEATURES AT
The camp which the boys Of PROF
starke's school are having at Pratt