The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-26
Q HEART or MINE.

o heart of mine, we shouidnt what We've missed of calm we couidn'.. what we've met of stormy pain. And of sorrows driving rain. We can better meet again.
 If it blow.
 We have erred in that dark hour when % ahe tears fell with the shower. were not shine and shower blent As the gracious Maker meantp Let us temper our content
 With his own
 For we know not every morrow SO n forgetting all the sorrow. ret us fold away our fears,
 And put by our foolish tears, And through all the coming years
 Just De s~James whitcomb Riley.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. These are the gifts ask.
 Of thee spirit serene.
 Strength for the daily task
 CouraRe to face the road, Good cheer to help me bear the trasei- And for the hours of rest that come
 between An inward joy of all things heard ana
 seeh Anon.
 GpEYs ENTERTAIN AT DANCE.
 The Greys were hosts Thursday evening at an enjoyable dance. Wneh they entertained in honor of the Au- burn and Georgia football teams.
 There were a large number of out of-town guests, who added much to the pleasure of the occasion.
 There were a number of Aupurh bovs present, some from Columbus, Ga, and some attractive visiting sirn.
 Among the guests were:
 Misses Florence Davidson. Gayie Ra,s,nrer. Lucy Bowen of Mobile, Tay- Tor Beale. Lois McPherson. Annie War ren Jones. Jeane Burke, Annie Soio- mon. Lime of Birmingham. Thornton' Mary Kennedy, Lucy Houser Of An niston, Mary Ellen Harris. bessIe Thach of Auburn, Clara Galloway, Sa- rah warren Wfikerson. hi..s Mn7 Laura Kennedy, Lily Radclin or MO bile. Katie Halls, Lillian HILL Clara Ellen Forbes. Annie Chandler. Anne Gaston Lois McPherson. Corinne berr of Louisville, Georgia Richardson der- aldine Ware, Isabel Cobbs.
 Bradley Streit of Birmingham, v. Mccoy, Walker Reynolds or Ann,s.on. ,,. Hardage, E. Ragland. Ed Linn, Harris Ross Houser, Rawls Richardson, Thom- as Nettles, P. M Smith. Andrew Prather of Columbus. Billy Davidson, snap Dowdell, c. G. Day N. D. Euoanks' John Jones, will Holt, Howard Tatum' Grayely, Haygood Patterson, M. Ni- crosi, Henry Booth. Robert Faikner, James Parrish, T. c. Locke of Auburn, Curtis Mccoy of Auburn, George Vaughan of Auburn. F. H. Beufort or Auburn, James Caton of Auburn Pat ton, Dujort Kirven of Columbus, Ga, Milton Hoffiin. of Columbus. Ga... Eu- gene Ransom of Columbus. Ga, Lau- rens Pierce, watford. pr. Prather, Everett Jackson. Earl Clapp. Hugh Sanford, Allen McNeel, Clarence Duke Rouse, Julius Pearson, Troy Halls, Stock. Pierce Ledyard. Mir. and Mrs Henry Parrish, Mrs. L. s. McKerali. Mrs. Laura J. Alley, Mrs. George Har- ris. Miss Julia Harris. COLLEGE WOMEN HOLD MEETING.
 The College Women held most en- joyable meeting with Miss Margaret Booth.
 The subject for the afternoon was a discussion of the trade schools. and relating to that subject. Miss Margaret Booth gave an interesting paper
 Mrs Leon WeiL who was a guest of the club gave an account of the con vention of the State Federation ai Greenvilie.
 She also told of the lecturer. Mir. Charles Fl. Cafin. who win come to Montgomery in December. under the auspices of the City Federation.
 He is very fine speaker and his lectures in this city will be on Art"
 He is the author of the book, How to Study Pictures"
 The club will meet next Wednesday with Miss Della Mohr.
 Mrs Ray Rushton, Mrs. A. B. Mey- CT and Miss Frances Griffin were the guests present.
 A PERFECT THANKSGIVING DAY
 Thanksgiving dawned bright and beautiful, an ideal day. with flood of golden sunshine. A college air per- vaded the town and everywhere, the purple and gold of Auburn and the red and black of Georgia could be seen,