The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13

box party for them at the Majestic. and Mrs. W. D. Hammett q bridge | partd On Friday. Mrs. Lee Bradley entertained beautifully at cards in I their honor. Miss Florence Rogers had them as her honor guests at cards on Thursday.
 l..s. roNrAN CLUB.
 The Ionian Club met Thursday morning with Mrs. KcDuif Cain at her home on Fielder Street. The Presi- dent. Mrs. Coleman presided. The subject Of study for the morning was Our Foremothers iu America. |. A paper. Their Patriotism, Piety, Accompiishments.~ was read by Mrs. l. walter Fisk. Mrs. Seymour read q paper. -soma Uncrownsd Queens." A paper giving history of Ionia and Icnian. philosophy was read by Mrs J
 Just at this time the loving cup was passed, each member slipping the wine. and handing the cup without breaking the chain. An appropriate toast was Heres to our lack of cupidity, onr lack of stupidity. our greater utility. "
 Mrs. Coleman read an article in which Mrs Moore, President of the General Federation of W0men's Clubs. paid higli compliment to the Ala bana Federation.
 The guests of the club were Mrs. Andrews. Raleigh. N. c. Mrs. Thames. Greenville; Misses Winsett and Van Hoose of Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Thames gave charming talks on work done In the clubs of their respective cities. Mrs Cain then served a buffet lunch-1 con to her guests. after which the club adjourned.
 1.-THE MISS HILLS
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little corrie Hill, pretty In white lingerie and lace frocix. celebrated. with. the assistance of q number of her friends. her sixth birthday yes- terday. She was aided in the hospitali- ty by her two little couAins. Misses Laura, and Elizabeth Hiil. Each guest was presented with Valentine as . souvenir of the occasion.
 The table was decorated with white and pink carnations and white and pink candles in crystal candelabra. a large doll and q birthday cake When the cake was cut the ring was found in the slice poasessed by Luther Ander- son. the thigable going to Francis Me- Clelland and the coin 70 Margaret Robinsou
 In the contest in. pinning on the tall to the donkey. Miss Claire zirikle won the prize. silver souvenir spoon of Montgomery.
 MRS. BOYEIN ENTERTAINs
 FOR MRS. KETNER.
 On Thursday morning. Mrs. Hamil- ton Boykin was hostess in honor of Mrs. ]. H. Kekner of Norfolk. Va, at q very delightful bridge party.
 Mrs. Boylkin received her guests in a white lingerie dsess and Mrs. Ket- .ners wore canary riesaeline satin
 The prize. q handsome cut glass vase, was won by Mrs. Joseph Burton The hostsss presented the guest of honor with 6 handsome bouquet of car nations.
 4 buHfet luncheon was served. MISS wILKERsoH HOSTESS
 FOR THERTEEN.
 Miss Sarah Warren wilkerson, for the second time during the week entertained yesterday when she was hostess for the Thirteen Card Club.
 The club prize, an Irish lace scarf was won by Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. The guest prize went to Miss Marie Alexander.
 EMFK1ssEAfzY AID AssOCTATT0N. The Infirmary Aid Association win meet with Miss Arlington, 203 Church | street at i2 o'clock instead of this l afternoon as stated in 6 previous notice
 At a meeting of the Finance Com. mltte of the Young Women's Chris | tian Association. held at the home of | February g, Mrs. J. M. Chiffon was ap- J E