The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
THE NEWS OF SELMA
TO STEAK ON WILLIAM
 SON PLAN.
Knights of Pythiss WtIl Hold District Conventien--Harnony Club Held Meeting Ana VIII Carry Fer-
 ward Plans.

Selma. Jan, Especially Hon. W. IT. Seymour. director of the Alabama Bureau of Cotton Statistics. will come to Selma next Tuesday and that night will address the semi i-monthly meet ing of the Commercial and Industrial Association on the Williamson corn method. It Is expected that the aj- dress which will be made by MT Sey- mour will be heard by large number Of the members of the association. Besides the members of the association who will attend the meeting which will be addressed by MT. Seymour, Secretary Mafyman df the Commercial and Industrial Association is sending out invitations to all of the white far mers of the county to attend the meet ing that nigh and to hear the address on corn planting and it is believed that a large number of the farmers of the county will accept the invitation and attend the meeting.
 To eHoIa District Conyentfon.
 Selma Advance Lodge No. 8, Knights of Pythias. is making preparations for the sixth semt-annual convention of the Sixth District sof the Knights of Pythias and, which win convene here on Thursday. February 25. A program for the Convention is being arranged and 1t Is expected that the session of the lodge will be busy ones.
 The meeting will be presided over by W. s. Chisholm of Marion Junction. who is prsident of the sixth district and 1t is expected that there will be in attendance about forty delegates. Besides the delegates. Grand Chancel- Tor VI. H. Sanford of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Alabama as well as several of the other grand lodge of ficers will attend the convention.
 
 Enthusiastic Meeting Held,
 An enthusiastic meeting of the mem bers of the Harmony Club was held In the rooms on Alabama Street last night and during which considerable business which came up was acted upon. The most important measure raising of the initiation fees for join ing the organization. The initiation fee at present is s25. but beginning February 1. 1t will be raised to $50.
 The work upon the club building which the Harmony Club is erecting on Water Street is progressing rapidly and when 1t islcompleted will be one of the handsomest buildings in the business section of the. city. It Is thought that this building will be com pleted within the next three months and as soon as it is finished the club will move into their permanent home and the occasion will be celebrated by one of the grandest entertainments in the history of the organization.
 A Theatre Party.
 Mrs. Mamie Siegle was the charm ing hostess this evening at a theater party complimentary to Miss Janette Rosalind Lepoid of Cincinnati, and Babette Sarbach of Kansas Others present were Miss Grace Livingston of Chicago. Messrs. Jerome Sieg1e. Ike Rosenbaum. Monroe Heineberg and Max Rosenbaum. After the play a sumptuous supper was enjoyed at the hostess home at a beautifully appoint ed table.
 Social and Personal
 Complimentary to Miss Armstrong. Miss Ann Armstrong of Princeton. N. J.. was guest of honor at an enjoy able tea this afterAoon when she was entertained by Mrs. Law Lamar and Mrs. Houston Armstrong at the home of the former on Church Street. The decorations consisted of pOtted plants and carnations. The guests were met in. the han by Mesdames Watkins Vaughan. William ,Weaver A. l.. Me Lend. II. F. Reese ana W. P. welch. Receiving with the hostesses In the parlor were Miss Armstrong. Mrs. A. c. Parrish, Miss Belzora Parrish, Miss Alexina Hooker and Mrs. Bowie Smith. The guests were ushered into the din- ing room by Mrs. A. D. Pitts and Mrs. J. B. Ellis. and other friends who assisted in entertaining the guests in this apartment were Mesdames Foote Hooper. Tom Gary, Dave Kennedy, Misses Kathleen Mallory and Bessie Welch. Here sandwiches were served h, we'll and Nell McKinnon. Presiding in the punch room were Mesdames Gary Hooper, Daniel Partridge, Jr., Misses Julia Barnwell and Pauline Welch.
 Mra. LaepOla Emtertains.
 An enjoyable and original affair of last evening was the box party given ary to Miss Janette Liepold and her guests Misses Rosalind Liepold and Babzette Sarbach. A delicious four course dinner was enjoyed, when cov- CTS for twenty eight were laid at a beautifully appointed table. In the center was a large vase of pink carna- tions around which burned in silver candlesticks, pink candles beneath the same hued shades and cut glass com potes of pink hints and stuffed dates completed. the artistic effect. The place cards were tiny boxes" with apropos personal hits inside. which caused much merriment. After the dinner the guests repaired into the parlor where boxes" of all sizes and shapes were in evidence everywhere. The contest then began and the lucky guests were MT. Marcus Sterne Jr, who won a box of candy and Miss Ros- alind Liepold, who was presented with a pretty silver hat pin holder. The guests included Mir. and Mrs. Julius Liepold. MT. and Mrs. Albert Long. Mrs. Sam Wexler. Misses Janette and ROsalind Liepold, Babette Sarbach. Grace Livingston, Minna Bloom. Irma Newberger. Florence Sterne. Adele Krohn. Messrs Marcus Sterne, Jerome Siegle, Joe Meyer, Morris Lehman. Louis Bumish. Monroe Heineberg. Ma than Bundusky, William Kohn. Ralph and Edward Karper, Ed Lilienthal and Henrv Schwartz