The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-17
DON'T TALK ABOUT IT.

DON'T TALK ADOVE AAs The only way to ret along
 Tn weather such as this is, Is to forget your cares and woes
 And think about your biisses. Don't nope and fret and go your way With grumbIing and protesting. But talk about some cheerful thing. It's far more interesting. What if you always feel the heat?
 There are a million like you; A statement that the weather's warm May cause some one to strike you. 'sSThe heat Is frightful" causes wrath. For everybody knows if.
 sIts hot is common knowledge. too. You need rot thus disclose 1t. Talk cool. think cool act cool. my
 friend.
 Heat troubles if you let 1t: But you won't notice 1t so much
 If you will but forget it, Talk politics or tariff bill
 And argue them together: Talk any subject that you will
 But don't discuss the weather. --(Edgar A. Guest, in Detroit Free
 Press.)
 FOR THE SUMNER Now that summer has come in real earnest, everything Is very quiet Tn society.
 With. the exception of dance now and then at the Country Club. or at one of the parks, and an occasionai small dinner party at the Beauyoir and Country Clubs. there is, as the saying goes. nothing doing. and yer fly society is taking rest. Numpers of Montgomerians are leaving the city daily, many going to the "Golden West and various other points for several weeks pleasure trip Among those who have gone are Misses oliv- Ia and Mary Arlington. who left Sat urday for Chicago. Mir. and Mrs. G. w; Covington who are spending seVerai weeks at Lake George.
 Others who are away are: Mrs. Richard Arlington, Miss Laliie Moore, Mrs. Palmer R. Ellsberry and MT Samuel A. Ellsberry, who left the past week for Chicago. Miss Anna Fillmore and Miss Lucille Gully are visiting in Kewanee. H. Mir. c. L. Armstrong left Saturday for visit to his home in Preempsion' III; Mrs w. ]. Chambers and Mir, Carl Chambers left several days ago for Detroit Mich; MT. and Mrs. IF. H Fillmore. Jr, and Mrs. S. s. Higgins will leave the last of the week Tor waynesviile, N. C.; Miss Elizabeth Williams is at Lookout Mountain. MT and Mrs Guy A. Cariweil have just re- turned from Denver, Colorado Springs Manitou and other points in the West
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 ALPHA KAPPA PSI
 SORORITY MEETS The delegates to the grand chapter meeting of the Alpha Kappi Psi sor- ority closed their sessions Weanes- day evening at Victoria Inn with the election of officers preceding a ban quet and an informal dance.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs Eleanor w. Thomas of St. Mary's School, Ral- eigh, president; Miss Margaret G. Steadman, vice president; Mrs. Isaac Avery. of Morganton. second vice pres- ident: Miss Regina Rambo, of Mariet- la, Ca. secretary; Mrs Julian Red head, of Centerville. Miss. assistant secretary. and Miss Louise Hill. of Lexington, N. C.; treasurer.
 The following members of the sor- ority were elected to the editorial staff of the Sorority Journal: Miss Amelia Worthington. literary editor; Mis-, Cornelia and Miss Sarah Jones, soci- ety editors, and Miss Lorena White business uanager. ssss A@r 2 After the business program of the evening hal been completed the twen. ty-four members present held annua' banquet at which there were rerninis. cent toasts of the chapter life at the different colleges represented. The so- rority songs were sung and the songs of the different alma matters. After the banquet there was an inform al dance in the ball room. There were no invited guests at either the ban quet or the dance.
 The nexs convention. of the sorority will be held in Atlanta In June of next year. The Alpha Kappa Psi is na- tionai sorority founded few years ago at St. Mary's School, Raleigh Since that time 1t has had rapid growth and Is now one of the leading sororities of the Southern schools Asheville Citizen
 GUEST OF HAY RIDE.
 A delightful hay ride was enjoyed last night by party of thirteen. chap eroned by Mrs. R. F. Rufiin. Those composing the party were Misses An nie Tatum. Prattville; Marjorie Wiser Orange, Tex: Winnifred Redmond Natchez, Miss; Johnnie and Fannie