The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
WOMEN qna SOCIETY
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 Gswas sna mirth are refgning su- rrers st aII,ckorydaIe" the home or Nr anI Mrs. J. B. Golson at rratt- vile. this. week. where they efs eh.oI tsininr at a house party for the charm ing daughter of the house. Mss Ho'n- mic Mae Spiers.
 Many delightful affairs are peins planned for the guests: among them < dance, which occurred last night, harhecue to be given in the large hickory grove near the home on Thurs dav and an all day picnic and dance Al Jackson,s Lake on Friday. Inis fa n3ilv is noted for their hospitality and their reputation Is well sustained 'ssr The guests are: Misses Nell Booth of Montgomery, Hattie McWiliams of Prattyfile,. Mona McWiiliams of Pratt-
 Messrs. D. J. Mccord. J. M. Tucker, Mark Moore, Maicom Graham aac ana D Ausgrove of Montsomsry.
 o.P. x. .FRArERNTY DANCE. ( The members of the o. F. X. Frater- nfty entertained delightfully."- at dance at Oak Park last evening.
 Among those who were present were Misses Marie Brooks. Gene -Griffin,. ROD hailes. Emma Vaughn z of Florence: 5 Ophelia McLemore, Mamie Moore oI New York. Nellie Wood Wyley. Mary Claire Norman, Louise Holt. Elizabeth Baarcke. Ella Vaughn Patterson, Ninuzza Seymour. Sue Ware. Phyllis Gayle. May Rousseau. and Juie isah-
 Messrs. Eugene Smith, Clinton Cox, Gus Knabe. George McManus. John mon. Gus Gilmer, Graham Stratford. PIatt Stout. Warren Brown. Warren Afnerine, Walter Browder. Jack Mc- Lemore, Sterling Patterson. stewart ' May. Louis Murphree. John Minnis. Charles Harris, Randolph Candler and AIva Fitzpatrick.
 U, D. c. COMMITTEES.
 Mrs. E. B. Ross. of Auburn. Pres ident of the Alabama Division. U. D. O. was in the city Yesterday to hold joint meeting of the committees or the ! Soldiers Home work.
 Mrs. F. H. Fillmore, Chairman Of the Soldiers Home Committee. has resign. ed her position, to the great regret or sil. She has filled the position in a most excellent manner and is generally 1. Beloved by everyone at tlre Home.
 Mrs. T, A. Kirkpatrick was appoint cd Chairman in her place.
 The committees transacted much business. and held most delightful F meeftnE al the TesluthC0 oh MI a- S' ~H- Kirkpatrick Mrs. Ross was the guest for the rest of the day of Miss Cozart.
 es . GuNTER-O'c0NNEL
 A marriage of sinceer interest to numbers of friends and relatives In this city was the marriage of Mir. Clarence Gunter, the youngest son of, Colonel W. A .Gunter. of this city. tosMi , Laurette O'Connel1. which occurred in N%x.aanu ri 0n 1un0 d0.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gunter are spending their honeymoon ct the home of the brides parents in the Rencon Noun tains. Later they will go to Mexico. where Mir Gunter has large railroad interests, and where they will reside. He is brother of Messrs. Charles. Gaston and will Gunter of this city.
 LoEH-HIGGTNs.
 Miss Annie Higgins. the charming daughter of Mir. and Mrs. '. P. Higgins, was united in marriage last evening at the residence of her parents. 130 Jeff z The young couple left immediately tfcrssE ssEaFsop. whsEes wtli nake. their -future home
 PICNIC AT CATosEA CREEK.
 A number of young people enjoyed a picnic ae Catoma Greek, Monday. The party was chaperoned bA Mrs. Louis B. Farley.
 Annie Solomon, Jetaiine Farley, Fs- dora Randolph. May Rousseau, Lily Lee. Theo Lipfert, Clara Galloway, An- uie Holt. Clair Davis.
 Messrs. Harris washburn. James Browder, George Miles. Sam Engie- hardt,. Masseiyn Allen, Fred Spann. Joe Solomon, Paul Fuller. Louis Lasseter and Edwin Teague. P ExTFAvAGANT COLLEGE GIRLS.
 Smith College has won the reputation of being one of the best dressed of American colleges for women. and this e1m@zzenunmms@zu.uua.