The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-20
an0 SOCIETY


Mckenzie. the dainty s-year-old daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mira. Stewart Mackenzie,
entertained Friday afternoon ct the
home OF her parents In honor OF the
third anniversary OF her birth.
The home was attractively decorated
Tor the occasion. In the dining room
the table was covered with lace
cloth, in the center of which was the
birthday cake. on which burned taree
candles. Surrounding the cake was a
mound of fruit Bon-bon dishes
iiled with candy and cakes completed
the decorations OF the cake.
Just before entering the dining room,
the little folks formed line and as
they marched in, each one received q
favor. Refreshments were served.
The guests were:
Frederick Scott. r. D. scott, Mary
Stringfellow, Mary Gertrude Winn
Frances Stevenson, Margaret Steiner.
John Flowers. Katherine Flowers.
Terise cohn. Frank sThigpen, SCathe-
rine willis walker willis, Jr.. Hugh
watts, Thomas Watts, Arnold Edmunds.
Caroline Moog. Samuel Boykin. Lucy
Joseph. Elva Quissenberry. Terry
Richardson. Samuel Rogers. Susie
Green, Daisy Bartlett, Frank Peabody.
Elizabeth Anderson. Florence Evans.
MISS ALLEY ENTERTAINs
THE CHAyTAUQUA CIRCLE.
Miss Katherine Alley was hostess
for the Chautauqua Circle. when II
held the second meeting since Its or
ganization several weeks ago The
meeting was well attended and was a
most enjoyable one.
In the absence of the President, Mrs
H. c. Gunnels. the meeting was pre-
sided over by the Vice. President, Mrs.
Belle Allen Ross.
Mrs. Mcdaniel was the leader and the
subject for the afternoon was "The
IIiad."
After the literary program. refresh
rnents were served.
MEETING OF KILL KARE CLUB.
The Kill Kare Club held meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edward
Bartlett at her home on Hull Street
Roses were effectively used in deco
rating the home. At the conclusion OF
the games. refreshments were served !.
MISS BURKE ENTEnTAINs
THE BABYTANT1s
Miss Juliet Burke entertained the
Babytantes Thursday afternoon at her
home on Sayre street The house was
attractively decorated in the club col
ors. yellow and white. chrysanthemums
In these two colors being used.
During the afternoon games were
played, and upon each table was a SOU
venir to be cut for. The club prize. a
hair pin box. was won by Miss Mary
Betty. The guest prize. silver Jewel
ry box. was won by Miss Virginia Ty-
SON.
After the games. the guests were tn
vited into the dining room where ie-
freshments were served. The table wa
covered with a lace piece over yellow
satin and the centre. piece was gold
basket filled with chrysanthenums.
Bon-bon dishes filled with white and
yellow candies completed the decora.
lions.
In addition to the club members thers
were a number of guests present.
MRS. VIRGINIA CLAY
CLoPTON IN THE CRY
Montgomery has again been honored
by the presence Of Mrs. Virginia Clay
Clopton. who came to attend the wed
ding Of her grandson. Mr.. ciifford
Lanier and Miss Mary Siebeis Ball
She also came for the purpose Of at
tending the reunion of the Confeder.
of that glorious past with the present
having been Identified with President
Davis, In office and In prison. whei
her husband, Clementsc. Clay, Yves inl
carcerated.
In every department of the Confeu-
crate Government they were closely
identified She lent her presence tc
the ball given to the Veterans We'd
hesday evening at the Exchange Ho-
tel dressed In grey brocade decorated
with lace and jewels In the grand
march with Senator Johnston she look
ed the embodiment of fine Southern
womanhood
She will pay visit or some length
at the home of Mrs. Clifford Lanier.
MISS WOLFF no ENTER
TAIN FOR MISS LANDNfAN.
The following Invitation has been
issued:
Miss Blanche l. Wolff. Miss Mildred
Landman. Falcon Club. November 20.
. o'clock. Dancing.
ENTERTAINMENTS COMMIT
TEE OF CITY FEDERATION.
The Entertainment Committee of
the City Federation will meet at the
Carnegie Library at $3.50 o'clock
odtuFudy aiterHooH.
Mrs. Annie Lanier. widow of the
late Mr.. Robert Lanier, of Macon, Ca.
Is the guest of Mrs. Clifford Lanier.
She came to attend the marriage of
her grandson, Mr.. Clifford Lanier and
Miss Ball.
Mr.. j. C. Hanson has returned to
his home in opelika after visiting his
daughter, Mrs. B. L Cox on Decatur
Street.
Mrs. A. F. Taliaferro. Mrs. Foster
X. Hale. Mrs. Donald Mcdonald ami
Mrs. A. p. st. John. of Mobile. are the
guests of their aunt Mrs. A. S. Sayre.
having come to Montgomery to attend
the funeral of their uncle. Mr.. A. s.
Sayre.
Miss Augusta Coleman of Birming-
ham, is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Phares Coleman.
Miss Coleman is a charming girl
and has numerous friends and admir-
ers in Montgomery, where she visited
several years ago.
Miss Mary Kennedy has as her
guests Miss Lucy Houser and Miss
Mary weatherly of Admission. They
are both attractive girls and are re-
ceiving cordial welcome from friends
here.
Miss Kate A. Keller. arrived Friday
from Boston, where she has been with