The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
WOMEN ana SOCIETY


ron Attractive ATLANTA GIRL.
Mr. ana Mrs s.. r.. BROOKE enteI-
eained ! few friends delightfuily last
evening In honor of their sister. MISS
Mabel Jones' of Atlanta.
The. party went out 70 oak 49,
where several hours were most pleas
antiy spent and delicious refreshments
miss Jones IL an unusually charm
ing girl and by her attractive per-
sonanty and cordial manners. she -
winning many friends during her v'sh
here.
The party included: Misses Mabel
Jones. Helen Winter. Elizabeth Hig-
gins, Rosalie Higgins. Messrs. julius
& Hendrick. Edward Griggs. Butts. John
Chisholm. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.. Brooke.
ar. and Mrs. A. L. Brooke.
= THE LIBRARY RECEPTION.
"a Fully two hundred people attended
the reception between Q and o'clock
at the public library. Wednesday
evening. They were hidden to inspect
3 improved. and many OF the guests ex.
pressed their surprise at the splendid
improvements. Many of them had
never haen there before. and the re-
captions has thus made many new
friends for the library. Miss Nimmo
citation. Miss Lila May Chapman, IL
brarian Miss Bessie Ford, assistant IL
brarian. Miss Louise Roberts and Miss
Clara Belle Sem. formed the receiving
party. who gave the guests their per-
sonal attention In explaining the sys-
ii tenn and showing them the various
Z rooms and their interesting array or
books Miss Florence Ford and Miss
Lucy Truss served punch in the hall.
The rooms were lighted and decorated
IN cut flowers and pot plants donated
by a local florist. Miss Greene says
that there are now between $4,000 and
1900 volumes In the library in all Its
departments. and the greatest need Is
for children's books. fund having
been started for this purpose. The
Invitations to the reception and the
management were in the hands of the
Library Association, which Is working
FOR even a larger library than az pres
ent. but which has succeeded well with
the materials at hand. awaiting later
4 date for special building and possi-
Il bly, for either an endowed institution or
4 for one supported on a much larger
scale by the city. which will be open
free to every one.
Miss Greene has been very ardent
worker and deserves the honors Of the
day in giving to the public library
of such enlarged proportions. arranged
and managed in all the most up-to-
date methods. and maintained by lar
ger appropriation. Birmingham News.
FOR MISS HOOPER, OF SELMA.
In honor of her house guest, Miss
Margaret Hooper, of Selma. Miss Fran
ces Overton entertained delightfully."-
on Thursday evening at a tally-ho ride.
The young people left the city about
o'clock and went out several miles
on the Woodley Road.
On their return to the Overton home
on South Court Street, dancing was
snjoyed and delicious refreshments
were served
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
r, HI. overton and Mrs. l.. A.
Agnes Marks. Henrietta voolfolk,
Ophelia McLemore. Dorothy Graham,
{, Mary Marley Gilmore, Elizabeth
Baarcke. Frances Waller. Mabel Moore,
Margaret Hooper. Messrs Randolph
Chandler. George McGough. Leo
Crenshaw, Warren Brown, Eugene
Smith and Jack McLemore.
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MONTGOMERTANs TO GO ABROAD.
DR.. and Mrs B. j. Balwin and Misses
Elizabeth Baldwin, Helen Steiner and
3afary sistrunk will leave Montgomery
es1this evening for New York. They Will
rsaii on Tuesday on the steamer Oceanic
and will land at Cherbourg, France
They win Join Mr.. and Mrs j. Norris
Balwin in Paris. who are in Europe on
their wedding trip.
BOWLING PARTY AT
PICKETT SPRINGS.
most enjoyable bowling party was
given at Pickett Springs on Thursday
evening. Those present were Misses
Elizabeth Andrew. Frances StakeIy.
Clement Marks and Jennie SIstrunk.
Messrs. T. Stewart. Atlee Jordan,
4. Will Jordan, Shep Roberts and Wealth
erly Carter.
Mrs. Kate Nettles and grandson.
Master Thurman Netties, have gone to
New York to spend some time with
her son. Mr.. John B. Nettles.
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Miss Mary Lillian Meyer has re-
turned from visit to friends in We
tumpka.
Mrs. s. o. pitts and children of
yicksburg, Miss. are with her pa
! rents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Flowers,
at their home on South Perry Street.
Mrs. Ellen Apperious has gone to
lSLouisvilIe. KY. to spend the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. John N.
Monohan.
Miss Sarah Connolly is at home
with her mother on Madison Avenue.
r
Mrs. Terry Richardson and children
are visiting In Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wen leave We'd
nesday for the East. H.
Miss Corinne Funkenstein, who is
the guest of Miss Hilda Moritx, will
return on Monday to her home in De-
nlopolis.
Mrs. r.. e. Steiner will leave Sun
day morning for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Flowers in Jakin. Ca.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Flowers and