The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
THE FOUR

LEAF CLOvERs GROW. xnow .;s 2 place where the sun '' Ike And the the cherry blooms burst with And dosn underneath is the iovelisst where the four-leaf elovsrs STOW. one leas is for hope. and one is for And one is for love. you know; And God ps. puts snother Sd, il, in i1u find Where
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 But you must have hope. and you must You must love and be strong--and So If you work, if you walt. you VIII ma
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 THOUGHT FoR THE DAY. My mind let's go thousand tninss Like dates of wars and deatns or Ana vet recaiIs the very hour 'Twas noon by wonder village tower, And on the last bpiss,y Siss noon np this m way. Crisuing the brook beside the road; Then pausing here, set down It's load Of plne-scents, and shook istiessly Two petals from that wtidsrose sar,se tree. IN COMPLEMENT 10 MISS ADLER In compliment to her charming guest, Miss Adler, of Berlin. Germany. Mrs. Sidney Winter entertained Sunday at . dinner.
 The dinner table was covered with q c1uny lace piece over yellow satin. and the mats were of ciuny lace over yellow satin.
 The centrepiece was an immense bow of yellow satin ribbon wired. and surrounded by star. formed of sword ferns.
 The hints were yellow and green. A delicious course dinner was served.
 The souvenirs for the girls were hat pin holders, tied with yellow and green ribbons, and for the men the boutenirs were yellow batchelcr buttons.
 The place cards were also yellow and green, each one bearing verse.
 Mrs. winter was gowned in white lingerie embroidered in blue.
 Miss Adler wore gown of rose col ored cIots, draped with cloth of gold. The guests were: Miss Gussle Met. of Chicago, Miss Doris Jacobs or Matches, Miss cecile Locb. Miss Rosa Adler. Mir. Milton Winter, MT. Julius Loeb, Mir. Victor Loeb. Mir. Lucian Loeb. Mir. Sidney Winter. Mrs. Winter. little Miss Gladys Winter.
 MISS M,aUEEN AND MISS
 ABERCROMBIE IN BIRMINGHAM. Miss Mary George cruikshank. whose reception will be an event of Thursday afternoon, has asked to receive with her her three guests of honor Miss Mo- Queen. Miss Howell and Miss Abcr- crombie, and Mss Martha Downey. Miss Leone Robinson, Miss Edith Bow- ron. Miss Eleanor Matthews. Miss Kathleen Stringfeliow, Miss Florence Rogers. Miss Eva Conner. Miss Berry Lathrop, Miss Jennie Trimpie, Miss Liniey Graham. Misa Annie LeGrande. Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Se- rena kirkpatrick. Miss syddie Moore, Miss Sara Gossett, Miss Emily Somer- vilie, Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Kath- leen Nixon Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Mss Parker of Met This and Miss Augusta Coleman. MS. WOLFF ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS LANDMAN. Miss Blanch Wolff was the hostess at a beautiful dance Monday evening at the Falcon Club when she enter fained in complirvent to her guest. Niss Mildred Landman. Of Memphis, The club rooms were attractivefy dec- orated with autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. The grand march was led by Mir. Lester Jacobi and Miss Mildred Landman. the guest of honor, assisted by MT. Ernest Meyer and Miss Blanche Wolff
 Miss Wolff was attractive in gown of pink chiffon with silver trimmings Miss LAndman was charming in gown of yellow striped chiffon. trim med with gold
 It was a program dance and the event was most enjoyable. Fruit punch was served during the evening.