The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10
SOCIETY
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YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN <As-

5f SOIIATkON NUIICES AND DATt18. At g o'clock on the evening of Tues day, January F, in the association parlor. will occur the regular annual injecting of the Young women's Chris tiAn Association. Reports from the Bending committees will be read at fhis time There will also be a re- part from the nominating committee, which was appointed % submit the mines of seven new board members. t9 serve in place of the seven whose term of office expires this year. To this meeting are invited all members aud all friends of the association who hfe interested In the great work that iS being carried on in Montgomery. Idght refreshments will be served. sfRs. POPE SEALS COMPILE
 MEyTs MRS. HEFLIN. Mrs. Pope Seals entertained delight efully at bridge Friday afternoon for Mrs. Thomas J. Hefiin, of Birming- ham. Those invited to meet Mrs. Hef- lin were Mrs D. R. Cook. Mrs. w. 8. Payne, Jr., Mrs. A. B. Seeyle. Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs. Louis Moore, Mrs. T. c. McCielland, Mrs. H. G: Esvans. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Naftel ana Mrs. Joseph Norwood.
 T Mrs. Seals was assisted in entertain ing by her sister, Miss Annie Chand- Ter. Mrs Thomas McClelland won the ,S,iwhest score and was presented with ,ihandsome bunch of carnations by the hostess.
 MISS GRIFFITH ENTERTAINs. Miss Kate Griffith was the charming fhestess at a salad luncheon given at her home on Pleasant Avenue yester- day afternoon in honor of her guest. Miss Fannye Russell of Charlotte. N. fC Miss Griffith was assisted in re- ckiving by her sister, Miss Madalene Griffith.
 3Among those who enjoyed the occa- sion were: Miss Lillie Belle Smith. Miss Blenie Higgins, Miss Hiida Pen- ick. Miss Nellie Jones. Miss Eloise lPpllan, Miss Carrie Hugger, Miss afaude Hugger, Miss Helen Colquitt. Miss Eugenia Staple.
 afRs. CRAIG SMITH ENTER
 TAINS MRS. HEFLIN.
 Mrs. Craig Smith complimented Mrs. Thomas J. Hefiin, of Birmingham, who fs visiting Mrs. Victor Hanson, with an elaborate bridge luncheon Friday af- tSrnoon.
 5The guests invited to meet Mrs. lief lin were Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. Robert Ligon, Mrs. Laban Tyson, Mrs. Ihcfus Gaston, Mrs. Redj, of Birming- ham: Mrs. V. H. Hanson, Mrs. McDun Cain.
 Mrs. Gaston made the highest score and won. the prize. A beautiful course luncheon was served after the game. sf
 College Girls Club will meet as usu- al tomorrow afternoon at 3:45.
 Christine Glass, l President.
 Louise Chestnut.
 Secretary.
 Miss Illa vea Arniger will speak at the association this afternoon at o'clock on the subject Not to be Min sstered Unto But to Minister" Mrs. Washburn will sing. All women arc invited.
 At Fellowship Club tomorrow even Ing. committees for the next half year NgilI be announced.
 Miss Emma O'Connor has returned to 8er home at Birmingham after having SSent the holidays with Mrs. H. Hop Axans and Mrs. J. W. Stewart. Mrs. ". s. Milton and little children. pf Denver Col. are visiting the family of her father. MT. W. A. Daughtie. on scott street.
 Miss Violet Marx of Uniontown, will arrive tonight to visit Miss Florence Eehen. s2 sayre Street. gMr. and Mrs. Harry z. Smith of lTnscaloosa will come to Montgomery lSunday night to be the guest of Mrs. ,C+ E. Crenshaw on Virginia Avenue. ! sMr. AlSH. Reynolds. who has been ton a visit to parents. has returned, to