The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12


 College women's Association: Mrs. c. F. Thames, of Greenwilie, of the aener- al Federation of Wonaen's Clubs; Mrs. Ray Rushton, of the NationAl Gen. EresB of Mothers, and q rspressntattvs of the Council of Jewish Women. whose name has not been yet ans nounced ts ADDRESS ON OLD FORT
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 GAIT. W. a. sfzEeEEEAN. Mrs. Harvey E aones entertained the members and friends of the Mont- gomeFy Research Circle ok the Coioniat Danes on yesterday at her home on Lawrence street. The feature oS the gathering was an address by Capt. ". T. Sheehan on "Old Fort Toulouse s Captain sheehan had, visited the fort on the Coosa River, about tea nflsH above Montgomery, and six miles De- low WetumplSa, and his address con- tained many interesting observations resulting from his visit. This old fort Captain sheehan declared to be the earliest and most interesting of the historic localities Of the State. lie reviewed the early efforts at coionixa- ton on the part Of thef French, foi- lowed by an account of the planting of Fort Toulouse in the heart of ,1n- dian country in 17l4. The many ro- mantle incidents connected with life at the old fort were narrated. In oon- olasions Captain Gheshan augNestad the propriety of the marking or ofh- erwise monumenting the site of the fort on the part of the Danes.
 The address was very valuable and thoroughly appreciated by all present At the conclusion. refreshments were served.
 EXECUTIVE BOARD STATE
 FEDERATION HEHEA The Executive Board of the State Federation of Women's Clubs will meet this morning at ii o'clock with the President, Mrs. Fhares Coleman. at her home. The board Ia composed of Mrs. Phares Coleman, president: MrA P. e. Converse, of Eelmaa first vice president, Mrs. E. D. Themes Of < fsreenviiie. second vice president; Mrs, responding secretary; Mrs.si ". A. Gayle, of Montgomery. general fed- eration secretary; Mrs. o. c. Wiley. of Troy, treasurer; Mrs.. ]. H Phillirs, k kof Birmingham. auditor. YOUNG wOMAN,s CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES The Board and Lodging Committee held its first meeting at the home Of the chairman. Mrs, VI. P. DeJarnetts. 215 South Hull. on Thursday morning. This committed hopes to establish and maintain 6 board and lodging directorys in order that strangers may be directed to reliable boarding places, The com mfttee hopes to have the corporation of the Christian public in this very necessary department of association ace tivlty.
 After the business session the host. ess. Mrs.. Dc Jarnettes served delicious refreshments, conslsting Of cocoa and dainty waters.
 MR. AND MRS. J. K. JACKSON EN-
 PERTAIN FOR MISS WILLIAMS. Last night Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jack son entertained at a very beautifully appointed dinner in compliment to Miss Etheldra Williams, who. has been one of the most fetedb of the seasons debutantes. The table was most af- tistic in its setting of pink roses, Rem aissance lace, silver and cut.glass. The guests were: Mss Etheldra Wil- Hams, Miss Lula Wy1nan. Miss Eliza- beth Baldwin. Miss Bessie Thoringtoh, Miss Mary Ellen Harris, Mr. Paul sayre. Mir. Woodruff, M'r. Wallace. Mir. Cliff Stuart, and Major Thurston.
 MRS. HARRY NORTON.
 Mrs Harry Norton was hostess yes- terday for the No Trump Card Club when only the membera were guests.
 The flowers used were pink and white carnations and ferns. The prize was a hand painted plate and was won by Mas Sarah HaiIes. The consola. tion. a silver violet stand was won by MrS John Flowers
 MRS. wORswIua< IN FLORIDA.
 Mrs. ]. E. worswick has gone to St. Augustine. Fla, to be the guest for a month of her niece. Mrs. Alfred Wat son, who ia wintering there on her bridal trip.
 Mrs. Watson is most pleasantly re- membered here where she has fire. ouently visited. She was formerly Mas Edith woFswicl. of Guelth, ontario. REVEREND NEIL ANDER~
 SON COMING. The Reverend Neil Anderson. who for A number of years was pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, but who for some time has had an import