The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-09
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and to the State 1 Mss Greer wore handsome gown
 of white messaiine trimmed with lace. 1 The guests were:
 Misses Georgia Saffold. Julia May
 Henderson. Lula Mcqueen, Mary Cobbs, Isabel cobbs, Flora stakely. Ellen l Tyson, Anne Gaston, Jean Burke,
 Mary Ellen Harris. Augusta Coleman. Lois McPherson, Clara Ellen Forbes,
 Mary McQueen. Helen Steiner. Chris
 tine Glass, Agnes Belle Goldsby of
 Mobile. Kitty Rhodes.
 Messrs. Lamar Fields. B. c. Betty. Troy Halls. Jack vsrjeman, Davis
 stakeiy. pr. Sellers. Merrill Moore,
 Ludlow Fillmore. Bliss Edgar. John H. Wallace, IT,, w. F. Joseph, Frank Noble, Earl Ciapp. Everett Jackson, Dr. William Billing, c. c. Day, William
 Hickey, Fred Wilkerson. pr. Gibson
 Reynolds. Oscar crenshaw, Theodore
 Bethea. Beaie Travis.
 MRS. PosEY ENTERrAINs FRANCIS MARION CHATTER. Mrs. Mason Posey, of Washington, was hostess Wednesday afternoon for the Francis Marion Chapter D. A. R. at the home of her sister. Mrs. !. L. Gas ton. on South Perry Street. The Re- gent Mrs. Walter Black. who has been
 away for the past two months. pre- sided. After the regular business
 meeting. Mrs. Aurora P. Mcclellan. of Athens. Ala. State Regent gave an in- teresting account of the recent D. A. R. convention at Tuscaloosa. sz Mrs. I. !. Mayneld gave an original and interesting paper on "christmas in the Colonies"
 After the literary program refresh ments were served.
 The guests of the chapter were Mrs. Mcclellan of Athens. and Mrs. Robert Brickell of Huntsville. Y. W. c. A. NOTES. The women of the city are invited
 to attend the first meeting of the Ba- racca Bible Class, to be held in the '. W. c. Afparlors Friday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. The meeting will be com ducted by Miss Ethel Beane. who will speak on Christ at Sea" MT. Junius Pierce will sing Peace Be still"
 MISS LoEB TO ENTERTAIN. Miss cecile Loeb will entertain Fri day afternoon at . bowling party with dinner .afterward in honor of her guest, Miss Doris Jacobs. of Matches. Miss. About thirty guests will be present.
 MHS. WE'LL AND 4s MRS. HENLE ENTERTAIN. Mrs. simon Well and Mrs. Julius Henle entertained Wednesday after
 noon at bridge, at their home on Mont gomery Street in honor of Miss Doris Jacobs. of Natchez. Miss. Miss Elaine Eichold. of Mobile, and Miss Adler of Berlin. The home was decorated for
 the occasion with prcfusion of pink roses. Bridge was played and two prizes were awarded Miss Hagedorn. of West Point Ga. won the first. a pair of silk hose. and Miss Adler of Berlin. won the second. an Irish crochet col lar.
 After the games course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Well was gowned in heliotrope crepe de chine and Mrs. Henle wore 8 gown of black crepe meteor. The guests included the following: Misses Jacobs of Natchez. Manheimer of Evansville. Meyer of New Orleans, Adler of Berlin, Schwarz of Mobile.
 Hagedorn of West Point. Leva of Sell ma. TwENTIETH CENTURY CLUB. | The Twentieth Century Club will
 meet Friday with Mrs. George A
 Eeauchamp st s:sO o'clock PETER Hs0RNEY GEsA EYER s&@sA. R. MEETS WITH MRS. TH0MA The Peter Forney Chapter D, A. R. held its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Thomas.
 Mrs Lee Holloway, who was dele gate to the b, A. R. convention at
 Tuscaloosa. gave an interesting report Of 1t.
 During the morning two papers were
 read. One by Mrs. Amelia WyIis on "Good Old Days of Knickerbocker
 Life" and one by Miss Nellie Holt on
 original Story of Early Life of the l Dutch Colony"
 After the literary program social
 hour was enjoyed and refreshments served.
 Mrs. Henry Storey Bedding, who has been the guest of Mrs. Sale Phelan, has
 returned to her home in Waycross Ga. Miss Pearl DeBardeleben has gone
 to Fl Paso. Tex. to spend some time.
 Mrs. William H. Ham has returned l to her home in Boston after visiting
 her sister. Mrs, Sale Pheian. MT. and Mrs l. D. Holliway of Florence, are the guests of Mir. and
 Mrs. P. L. RoIio. 112 South Hull
 Street.
 Mir. David Marcus. has returned to his home in Pensacola. after a pleas ant visit with his mother. Mrs. s. Mar GUS on South Hull street Mrs. J. A. Peterson. of Dothan. Is | the guest of her sister, Mrs. T.. W.
 Cargill at Oak Park. MT. Will Wynn, formerly of Mont- gomery, but now of Chicago, is spend ing three weeks In the city with friends and relatives, MT. Wynn is an accomplished pianist.
 Mrs w. T. Edmondsson and child ren, George Bibb, and Susie Porter, of Anniston. are the guests of Mrs Edmondson's mother. Mrs. Bibh op Madison Avenue.
 pr. and Mrs J. M. Howle, of Eciec-
 tic. are the guests of Miss Sudie Mc-
 Dade. on Pelham street.
 Mir. Reg. L. Williams. of Hope Hull,
 has gone to Union Springs, where he will reside.
 Miss Martha Harden, who has been visiting Misses Blanche and Ethel Luckie. at Morganville. Ala. has re-
 turned to her home at Hope Hull.
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