The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
NEWS FOR THE DAY
Rosane Armistssd Higgins,

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 THANKSGIVING ALL THE TIME. It isn't one day of Thanksgiving my
 dear: rhankseiving for skies which so of
 ten are blue;
 Thank sgiving for Love and Thanks
 giving for you
 Thanksgiving to think
 We have passed through the strife; Thanksgiving for Love,
 And Thanksgiving for Life Give thanks for the fields biest with
 sunshine so bright For the gardens where lilies are fair
 to loves sight:
 For the voices of children Life's lead
 Ing along
 The children whose music makes Life
 seem song.
 nksgiving to think
 We have passed through the strife; For Love that is loyal
 And dreams that bless Life!
 -Atlanta Georgian.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. We are not in this world 10 do what we wish. but to be willing to do that which 1t Is our duty to do--iou- nod.
 MRS. PHELAN ENTERTAINs
 AT BRIDGE. An event characterized by delight ful informality. which adds charm 70 everything. was the bridge party as which Mrs. Sale Phelan entertained al her pretty home at Oak Park. In com piiment to her sisters. Mrs. William H Ham, of Boston. and Mrs Henry F. Bedding, of Waycross, Ga, who are her guests. A profusion of autumn leaves aad ferns made the apartments most at tractive. After the games, two- course luncheon was served.
 The prize. a pair of silk hose. was won by Mrs. D. F. Lowe. The honor guests cut for q prize. Mrs. Ham De- ing the lucky winner.
 A congenial party of friends en- joyed. the occasion.
 MEETING OF NO NAME CLUB. The No Name Club met .Weaheseay with Mrs Bibb Graves.
 The first thing on the program was the roll call. each member respond ing with a quotation.
 The subject of the morning was "Cowper."
 Mrs. A. B. Garland gave paper on the Life and Letters of Cowper. Mrs. Harvey Jones gave paper on "Cowper As Poet MrsHP. M. Owen gave selected reading. An interesting talk was made by Mrs Edgar Andrew on His Connec- ton with the Lake Poets"
 Mrs. A. B. Meyer. who was guest of the club. gave an interesting tax on City Federation Work.
 The guests present were: Mrs. Kate Keller. Mrs. A. z. Adams. Mrs. Tuber end Mrs. Warren Horton. MRS. OATES ENrER-
 .STAINs AT BRIDGE wednesday was "a busy day for so' ciety, a number of parties being given but none more beautiful than that al which Mrs. W. c. Oates entertained al II o'clock in the morning in honor oi Mrs. Mason Posey of washington, and Mrs. Robert Brickeil of Huntsville. The day itself was delightful. but the oates home seemed to have borrowed some of the sunshine, for all was
 
 were thrown open for the entertain ment of the guests. Towering palms in each room made an effective back ground. for the wealth of gorgeous yellow and white cnrysanthemums used.
 Bridge whist was played at eight tables. and three prizes. were awarded The first, cut-giass ana slivel lemon holder and fork. was won by Mrs. George Smathers of North Caro- lima. was won by Mrs. John Anderson. The consolation prize, fern-dish containing a maiden-hair fern, was won by Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. The honor guests were presented with enamel souvenir teaspoons and large bouquets of chrysanthemums. After the games, delicious course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. oates was gowned in wistaria- colored silk, with net trimmings. and amethysts.
 Mrs Brickell wore gown of black spangled net.
 Mrs. Posey's gown was also of black spangied net.
 Mrs. oates was assisted in receiving bv Miss Mary kirkpatrick. Miss Anne Gaston and Miss Rhodes of Natchez Mss.
 The guests Wefe. Mfs. w. J+ Oiuni Mrs Bernard Gaston, Mrs. Henry c Bartlett. Mrs. George Smathers. Mrs. Charles Thigpen. Mrs. Max Wlnches- ter, Mrs. Billing. Mrs. Walter Fiske Mrs. John H. kirkpatrick. Mrs George A. Johnston. Mrs. W. A. Gayle Mrs Thomas M. owen, Mrs. Richard A. Johnson, Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mrs walter Brown, Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson Mrs Huger Mrs. Robert Brickeil, Mrs Mason Posey, Mrs. John Winter. Mrs Robert F. Ligon. Mrs. Thomas McClel- Ian, Mrs. J. 6. Pinckard, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. J. J., Mayheld. Mrs L. B. Farley. Mrs. Hardwick Ruth Mrs. Hugh Dent. Mrs. James Hickey Mrs Thad Watts, Mrs. Joseph Nor wood, Mrs. Lucius Gaston, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Rhodes of Natchez : Miss, Miss Anne Gaston. Mrs. Craig Smith. Mrs. Jack Thorington. CHAPTER OF COLLEGE
 WOMEN MEET The Chapter of College Women held an enjoyable meeting Wednesday af- ternoon, with Miss Della Mohr, at her home on Sayre Street.
 It was decided at this meeting to es- tablish departmnt of archives in