The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09

 Hisa Mary Greene. A large member ~,,tn was present and c charming pro- Srraxn. kaeed upon Diekens's Bleak Ecuse.s was rendered., A paper, teem- 1ne with wit cad humor, on the sup Isot. Mrs. Jellyby. the Prototype os lhs Modern Club woman, "As ~u bv Mics Mary 0reene. x.s-. Dsiighfful talks were made by MISS mira beth Hayre upon "Laay Deadlock mn by Miss Elizabeth Holmes upon ssTlttie 10. A very much enjoyed readinr was given from the book Cur rent Events wes the subject of tax kr Miss Louise Marks. who emphasized ssos 'ns inc centenary of the birth of q rrsat number of ceiebrities--LAncoin 2, Tennyson, Poe. Chopin, Mendessonn' porwin and Calvin.
 Niss Alice I.ahey, Secretary pf tne niub, tn the absence of the Fresions end Vice. -presldsnt. presided: ... 4 social half hour was snyosSa su ins which ounet iuneAs'n
 Ths out-of-town guests were Mss Docus of st. Louis, Miss Lucy Trass sf Birmlngham and Mss Marvin or psnsAcola.
 MASTER FRED aEILLEH
 RTD0LPHps BIHTHDAY PARTY. very pretty event for the wee tots swaa the narty at which Master Fred nst,iay n,Sciphi entertainsd several of ais little friends Friday afternoon at 1he home of his parents on south 0oldth waite Street, the occasion beins sn oslehration of his sth birthday.
 The color scheme of pink and green waa bsautsfulIy carried out In the dec- orafions of the reception hall. parlor Astsr sntoylnx music and games. tha astsle folks sner6hsd ihto the dining room where dainty reffeahments were served. The birtkday cake, on which Surned six candles. aaorned the centrs ssa Rhe hegsabie, From the chandelier was susp ended the ngufe ak covered with ecliaks and pink sweet peas
 A box of bon-hone was won by Mas Gar John West Groene, In the Bustei Brown eentsAt. The luck coin from tha birthday cake fell to little Miss Mary Beiie Powell. souyenirs of ths occasica wers prssented to each ens Thcss invited were: onelsa Greene Marion Sernmes. Alice Macey. Edns Weayer. Mafy Elizabeth Black. Emily nlaok Mary Belle Powell Evelyn Ira wick, Mary Agnes Harrisons Ellie Nor. wood Allieon, Tessia. Harrison. Zelda gayre Ethel eteagsll. Lillian William nas. geisn West Greene, George Greene Warren Savage. Wesley Ha9gpod. Nel. son HAygood, walter Charles Bedford Wiiiiern Bullock, R, L. staggers. Johr xfArrinen, Jifn Harrison, William Black Robert Louis Ridolphi TFammeli Nil lee.
 stR. nDwARD gURIkE 4 A. .a., ,..., The Unsvarsity Giee Club is making a tour of the Eastern towns of Ala hanaa. and the programs feature Mir Edwafa Burke, of Montgomery. One critic says Of him:
 '.Mr. Burke sang I Love You In a manner which captured the audience and he was compelled te respond tc Enent voice o1 splendid carrying power fand reached with ease the hlghesi sfenes in the most difseult songs"
 AnotAar apiniat o8 the Glep Club | ,sEr. M E: schwAfts. who Is well knowH Tss ssys ase plsylns to sapsoits Ehouses evsrywhsre'
 r0R MISS wELLIASEs.
 1Gr. and Mrs J. KarlkmnnN Sacaeor Isslll entertain at dinner Thursday ;evantag in honor of Miss Etheldra rTiilin1iss, who has been one of the pnosk &sted of the lovely dsbutantss of ele ssason.
 FOR MRS. REED.
 On Esrsday, at o'oIoak Mrs. J. Kirk man Jackson will give luncheon tn nonor of Mre. c. N Reed. who Is the guest os Mra Edward Barton.
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 gHDCMssE0N CHAPTER.
 The Chairman of the Committee ap- pointed to arrange for the Valentine Tea of the Secession Chapter are call- Cd to meet this morning (Tuesday1 at 10 o'clock At the residence of Mrs. !. @. Andrews, 37 Pleasant Avenue
 3fFs. '. D. Andrewss
 General chairnan. HfrLLENGER HILL SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. There will bA . meeting of the Bei- 1inRer HIIl School Improvement Asso- ciAtlon af the school building Thurs day aftssneon at s:se- o'clock. Mss. AnERCRoMBIn
 On Fridcy morning at II o'clock Mrs. Charles Abercrombie will entertain at bridge.
 CLUB CONVENTION IN PANAMA. An event of interest to club women this week was the brief visit of Mrs. Philip N. Moore. of St. Louis. Presi. dent Of the General Federation of Wo- mems Clubs Mrs. Moore was on her way to PanaSna to attend the frst an- nual convention of the Canal Zone Fed eratiou of Women's Clubs, and her trip represented a new federation on the part of general federation presidents, whose ofaciaI visits to State federa- tions involve thousands of miles of travel during their iiacumbeIcy of of Zee.
 ft will be remembered that year ago Miss Helen Varfck Boswell went to Panama st the instigation- of the 0ov- ernment to organixe the lonely and dissatisfied women of the zone into a series Of clubs where ali could come toggther on common ground of in- terest and Improvement. The clubs have been a decided success, and the women relatives of the men engaged in the Panama work more content to five there.
 The ambitious young federation sent delegation of five or six members to Boston last summer to attend the general feGeratiou biennial convention. and in order to encourage the move. ment. which has . special significance in the canar Zone. Mrs. Moore, accom- ----------1---