The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-31
W0n1dn and Society Rosaie Amstesd Higgins. Social Editor. Phone 254s.
CnApur soNG.

CRADLE SONG. I think that up In the skies. most dear
 the shrine ,or Of the the dSinr 5ssehaea aear
 With the moon for the vestured And every Star Is an altar light, And the church itself Is the pis' DIE while you are the littiest acolyte
 tSleep my baby one. sieep) .l ! think. most dear. that the prayer you Is the incense holy and sweet You wait to God on the wings of day When the night and the twihgntl And the sorrowful song that the north when the winding sheet of the snow rs the diy dilgs 'fs for the dear years bury
 lsieep. my baby one. sieep.) Il think. most dear, in the world to me
 That just as you are tonight Somehow I wish you could always pe-l
 God's little acolyte. But slumber now Tor the oaln axen most To greet the dawn of different year
 tsleep, my baby one. sleep. --Ella Bentley, in New orieahs
 Democrat.
 THOUGHT FoR THE DAY. If I were voice--a persuasive voice;
 That could could travel the "''e " | would fly on the beams of the morn
 ing light .,.~h. And speak to men with gehtie
 And tell them to be true. I'd nv. I'd fly OCT land and sea, Wherever a human heart might De- Teiing tale, or singing a song, sl In praise of the Hish'h
 -IExtract f from Charles Mackay.
 IoNIAN CLUB.
 The Ionian Club held an interesting meeting on Thursday morning wnh Mrs. John Stratford, with Mrs. owen Nelson as director. The following was the program: ,..,ar,.
 Reading from The Scarioe
 paner by Mrs. William stratford. read bv Mrs. Kea1hofer, The Differ ence Between Sin as Portrayed by Hawthorne and George Eliot. Current. Events by each member or the club. , r,arrett of Greensboro and Mrs. Aurora Mcclellan of Athens. At the conclusion of the program, de- Iicious refreshments were served.
 
 MISS BRICkMAN ENTERTAINs.
 A most enjoyable affair was given | in honor of the college boys and girls and visitors. by Miss Miriam Brick man, assisted by her little sister, Frances, at her home on South Mc- Donough street. The house was decorated in Christmas greens. Games were played and two prizes were awarded
 The boys prize, silver match box, was won by MT. Fred Kern The girls prize, lace collar, was won by Miss Fannie Hertzfeld. the charming visitor of Miss Jeanne Well. A two course luncheon was served Those who enjoyed the hospitality were:
 Misses Jeanne Well, Pauline Lewy. Fannie Hertzfe1d, Carrie Rice, Jessie Cohen, Jeanetta Lobman. Marcene Sable. Bessie G. Cadden, Alma Hertz. Alma Gladden.. Jeanetta Haas. Blanche Loeb, Anita Strassburger, Irma Rice, 19audfa Morftz. Matilda Beer, from from Selma.
 Messrs. Fred Kern. Alvyn Steinhart, Alvin vickers, Bernie Steinhart, samuel He1burn, Lionel Well, Max Rice. Joe Trum, Marx Sable, Harold Fraleigh. Ralph Loeb. Adolph Loeb Lester Loeb. Julian Strassburger, War ren Noa, Bert Gerson, Clarence Wall ner, Norman Cohen. Henry Lewy. MRS. FONvTLLE ENTERTAINs.
 FOR MISSES DOZENS AND COOK. Mrs c. A. Fonvi1le entertained Thursday afternoon in compliment to Miss Dobyns and Miss Cook. who are the guests of Mrs. Minor McCree. The home was adorned in the Christmas colors and delicious refreshments were served. guessing contest was the feature of the entertainment and was much enjoyed. Assisting Mrs. Fon- vilie. were Miss Lutie Young and Mrs McCree. The guests were Mrs. Marie Brooks. Miss Lyde Allen Ray, Miss Willie Jones. Miss Sadie Barnett, Miss Vivian Slough. Miss Dobyn, and Miss Cook.
 MRS. HILL WILL RECEIVE.
 The following invitation has been issued
 Mrs Luther L. Hill. at home, Fri lay January 7th, 4 to 6, 422 South Perry street. Miss Lillian Hill.
 GOLDEN WEDDING.
 The following invitation has been issued:
 "Is6O-1s1o. Mir. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson, at home. Monday. January 8. 1910, from to II o'clock; All South Perry Street
 Reuben Francis Kolb-Mary Gale donia Cargile."
 MISS GULLY LEAVES.
 Miss Lucille Gully, who for the past year has been assistant at the Car negie Library, left Thursday morning for Maintonvook, Wis, where she goes to take charge of the library at that place. Miss Gully. by gentleness of manner and willingness to help. has made for herself many friends, and won place with the reading public. that will not easily be filled. MISS MARY BETTY ENTER
 TAINS BABYTANTEs. An interesting affair among the younger set took place on Thursday morning, when Miss Mary Betty enter tained the Babytantes at the home of htr parents. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Betty, on Perry Street.
 In the reception hall and parlor, ferns and carnations were used as dec- Tn dfuinc room epnfIay