The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Items of Intersst to Montgomery
 and to tho State

 I Wallace. Jr.. Emmatt siebeis, Frank McPherson, Walter Pickett, Beale Travis, Henry Poster. clin Stewart. Tom Jones.
 MISS STUART ENTERTAINs | ELwElL BRIDGE CLUB. | Miss Belle Stuart was hostess We'd nesday afternoon for the members of the Eiweii Bridge Club when they held q most enjoyable meeting. | The apartments in which the games were played were decorated in roses and chrysanthemums. and potted l plants.
 The prize. Japanese fern dish con- taining growing fern. was won by Mrs. Colquitt c. Cole. l After the games two-course lunch con was served.
 taining her guests hy Mrs. James Nor ton. of Conway. s. c. Miss Louise Robertson. of Snowdoun, Miss Annie Sightler, and Mrs. Ralph ouisenberry.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY. | Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Gran entertain ed number of little folks Wednesday | afternoon at their home on Adams | street, in honor of the third birthday | Lillian Hudson.
 In the dining room the table was | covered with Battenberg lace piece. over pink satin. The centre was a | bowl of friut, and tSe handsomely em- bossed cake burning three pink candles occupied a conspicuous place. Silver candelabra in which pink candles burn | ed. were placed throughout the room. Delicious ices were served. The little | -T dress over pink silk, and pink shoes and stockings.
 The afternoon was one full of pleas ure to the little guests who were Zelma Anderson, Eunor Neely. Doro- | thy Daniel, Mary Alice vickers, Phillipa l Thrasher, Lila Gran, Margaret Hudson, John Starke. Boiling Starke, Tom 1 Sharpe. Gof Daniel, Holt Thrasher, Mitell Noble.
 Mrs. J. Lucas Plttman. of Union | Springs. Ala. is the guest Of Mrs. H. | l.. Jones on Cramer avenue.
 Miss Ruth Christian, of Americus, Ga. is visiting Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Gib- son.
 Miss Moses. of Mobile. Is the guest of Mrs. w. B. Friedman. She Is here attending the meeting of the State Li- brary Association.
 Mrs. Clifford Allen. of Jacksonville. Fla. is the guest vf her aunt Mrs. W. s. Winford.
 | Miss Lula Kate cade. and Miss | Slaughter. of Union Springs, are here attending the Library Association, and are the guests of Mrs. W. J. Elliott. | + r | Miss Ella Eagle, Aho has been the guest of Miss Lconora Davis. has re- turned to her home in Selma. Mrs. Catherine Houston Fisher. who has been the guest of Mrs. Virgil Grimm. will return today to her home | in Augusta, Ga.
 l While here Mrs. Fisher made hosts | Of friends from whom she will re- | ceive cordial welcome whenever she return to Montgomery. During her visit here. she was the recipient of much social attention. a | The friends of Mrs. Hunter Vaughn will regret to learn that she Is III at her home on the Carter Hill Road I 4 k
 Mrs. Marion Nottingham of Atlanta Is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. ". F. Payne ST., s. Hull St. l. EErt I + s5 EVERYDAY LOGIC | FOR EVERYDAY GIRLS.
 one of the social tricks that 8 young | girl must guard against is the bad habit of interrupting some one else $ | conversation.
 This does not mean joining a group or couple who are talking and enter | ing into their conversation or calling | one Of the persons away from 1t. It means never letting the other per- son finish a sentence. It Is custom more observed in the breach than the performance. and 1t Is markedly impo- lite. l No matter how long sentence may be, or how eager you are to do some- thing else. or have } our own say, keep | quiet and let the other talker finish ] that sentence. | It will teach you selt-control. and this Is. in itself. a great gain. l 1t will teach you courtesy. and this is imperative If you desire people to l like you.
 TIMELY HINTS oF
 HOUsEwTFELY LORE | Grease on a kitchen floor can be l softened by pouring kerosene over 1t | ty minutes. Later serub with hot soda l water or borax and water. There Is something fascinating in a scented handkerchief. when some elu- | sive and faint odor is used. Handker- | chiefs should never be perfumed heav- | lily.
 The faint and delicate odors are very hard to obtain. and one of the best ways to get the result with handksr- chiefs is to put small piece of orriS root In the water in which the handker- l chiefs and fine lingerie ties are boiled.
 This gives the faint odor and does away with the heavy perfume smell. placed in the water in which delicate underwear is being washed.
 FRESH AIR IS BEST
 FOR THE DOWNCAsT
 When all the notes of our being are dangling In discord we fancy that the world is out of tune.
 This is so much pleasanter than be- 1 lieving that we ourselves are weak and silly.
 One drop of bitter medicine in glass | of water will make all of 1t an unappe- tizing drink; So 1t Is with one wretched thought that pours its bitterness into the brain. Bad thought go away; | don't come again some other day" | Count twenty three put on your best hat, tog up In your glad clothes and go out and fiirt with Al Freseo.
 The trees. the sky the birds. the long gray roads, the big out of doors places. are fine to chase the blues away.
 Drink in the fresh air. It Is free and