The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19

moi JsR Ys1knsr. The scnoiarship is open only to gons of Confederate vste- rans. Thers were large number oE children present and Mrs. Pfckenrs address was most enjoyable.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
 The msmbsrs of the Country Club gave meat enjoyable dance et tne club house last season. The suesss Nissss Roberta Roberts. Julia Mae. while Gayle. Isabel Cobbs Mary cobbs, Gene Burke, Bessie Rogers. Mary Meysr, Taylor Beaie. Kitty Dent. Miinna Don't Virginia Aber- crombie, Bessie winn: Messrs. John William Hunter. Henry Foster. Hop kins. Robert Henderson. Relic Cool edge. Jack Hobbie. Catreras; Arthur Stafford Betty. B. c. Betty. Brune. Smith Robbins. Atkins. Tom Bradford Tracy Lay, Walter Pickett. Roupe. Frank Mosely. Emmet seibsis. Ser nard Lyona
 MISS GREENE's NOVEL. | One of the most interesting or the recent novels is one by Miss Frances Nimmo Greene of this city bearing the title. Into the Night" Ia IL tB an 2UHOIuthb h1iO VI mystery with the scene laid In New Orleans during the period of the mana outrages some years ago. Intenseiy Interesting from the beginning. the reader is carried through varying ana | typical New Orleans scenes, rom aris- tocratic American New Orleans to the New Orleans underworld, the Latin quarter.
 Miss Greene has skilifully brought together characters so well drawn tnat her book holds ones attention tnrous ush. out Her BirminRham friends predict great success for Into the Night. - Birmingham News.
 HOME MISSION SOCIETY. The Home Mission Society of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church VIII hold a social and literary meeting Mon- day afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. T. B. Curbow. Pres. Mrs. B. J. Dunn. secy. NOTICE. The joint committee of the Admiral Semmes anniversary exercises VIII meet at 10 o'clock Monday morning at the Jesse French Piano Pariors.
 Thomas M. owen. TO ENTERTAIN THE BABYTANTEs. Misses Marion and Lorraine Auerbach will entertain the Babytantes Wed- nesdav afternoon st o'clock.
 A party of Montgomery girls. who will leave Montgomery Tuesday Tor SuIlins College at Bristol, Va, Is com posed of Misses Nell Danneily. Ruby Kirkpatrick. Ophelia McLemore. Geor- g.a Thomas. Johnson. Jones.
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 Mrs. J. c. Tyson and daughter. Miss Evelyn Tyson. and little son. John C.. also Miss Gresham. Mrs. Tyson's sis ter. returned Thursday from Chicago where they have been for the past week. The family have been spend ing the summer at various points along the Great Lakes.
 Among the occupants of boexs at the horse show in Columbia. Tenn.. this week were Q number of Alabem- ians. The Columbia Herald states: Mrs. W. T. Chaffin was hostess of Q box and had Mir. and Mrs. J. v. Mor- row, Miss Louise Rushton. of Birm- ingham; Miss Mamie Chaffin. and Mrs Henry Evans, of Montgomery, as her guests."--Birmingham Ase-Heraid.
 
 Bridges will leave Monday for a visit to friends in Atlanta.
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 Miss Virginia McDavid has gone to Mary Baldwin Seminary at Staunton. Va. for the winter.--Birmingham Age- Herald
 Mrs. Arthur Tyson and Miss 1ioa Tyson. of Montgomery. are guests of Mrs. Frank c. Poweil.--Birmingham Mrs. W. Lamar will leave tomorrow for a visit to Mrs. du Val Radford and Mrs c. K. Nelson in Forest, Va.
 
 Miss Ethel Pitcher will leave today for Atlanta. where she will spend the winter and take the Carnegie Library course.
 Mrs. Mary A. Finney and daugh- ter. Miss Egberts, of St. Petersburg.