The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-21
honor of the two graduates. Misses Kathleen Davis and Leora Norman.
DANCE AT PICKETr sPRINGs

DANCB AT PICKETT SPRINGS.
 One of the largest and most enjoy able dances of the season was given at Pickett Springs on Wednesday even-' ing. The dance was led by MT. S. A. Ellsberry and Miss Mildred Andrew. The chaperones were Mrs. w. A. Saf- fold, Mrs Elisberty and Mrs. Pope Seals.
 The guests were: Misses Ellen Tyson. Jean Burke, Taylor Beale, Clara Ellen Forbes. Florence Davidson, Lula Me- Queen. Annie Chandler, Evelyn Bibb, Mary Ellen Harris, Maude Burke, Lois McPherson of Letohatchie. Annie War rem Jones, Roberta Roberts. Mildred Andrew, Mary Kennedy, Annie Holt. Clara Galloway, Annie Gaston, Mary Meyer. Denning of Evergreen, Ethel Johnson, Palmer Ellsberry, Mary bers.
 Messrs. H. Frazier. R. Ducion, virgil Chandler. N. D. Eubank. J. R. Thom- as. Travis. pr. Billing, Shep Roberts, Harris Washburn. ". A. Quillin. Her bert Galloway, T. T. Holt, Dick Stew ems Henry Watford, Frank Noble, Hickey Arthur Butt, Charles Jackson, Pierce Ledyard, P c. Brume, Tillman Taylor. A. H. Cooiedge, vasser Gun ter. Alston Pickett. win Oates, Ward, Troy Halls. Lawrence Pierce. Fred Snyder, of Washington. D. C., F. S.. Koch, c. R. Duke. Watt Andrews, A. H McNeel. Tolmer. Charles Day. Pat ten. crenshaw. Jack Lovett. Lamar Fields F. c. West, John Brandon. MEETING or THURSDAY
 BRIDGE CLUB. The members of the Thursday Bridge Club met yesterday with Mrs. James Yancy Frame at her home on Alabama Street. g
 The apartments in which the games were played were made beautiful with roses. sweet peas. and daisies. Bridge was played at five tables.
 Punch was served during the after noon from table pretty in its ap- pointnaents of pink and white sweet peas and natural grape vines
 The score cards were passed by It, tie Miss Cameron Brame. the little daughter of the hostess, who was att tractive in a dress of white lingerie with pink ribbons. After the games a course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Brame was assisted fin enter tainins her guests by Miss Miriam Frame
 The guests. exclusive of club mem bers were Mrs. Will Cary, Mrs. John Goldsmith. Mrs. J. D. Cody, Mrs Hun ter Mrs. w F. Weiss. Mrs. Haywood Bartlett. Mrs, w. H. Tuttle, Misses Bessie Simpson. Rob Roper. Annie Teacher, Laura Hill, clauselle Hood and Edna Joseph.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE CELEB BRATEs PREsIDENTs' DAY. At the home of Mrs Ray Rushton. yesterday morning the Mothers Circle celebrated Presidents Day.
 At this meeting all the officers and committees made the summary of the annual report of the years work.
 Mrs. Rushton. the able President, gave most interesting talk on the work of the past year. and plans for the coming year.
 After the business meeting, a ques- ton box was enjoyed, along the lines of study being pursued by the club. Punch was served from a table prettily decorated in the club coiors, white and green. by Mrs. c. s. Newson, and Mrs. P. E. Andrews. This was the last meeting of the year.
 Delicious refreshments were served.
 
 MEETING OF TINTAGII,.
 The members of the Tintagil met yesterday afternoon with Miss Rebecca Pollard at her home on Moulton Street The occasion was the celebration of Presidents Day and also the last meet ing of the season. The house was dec- orated in pink and white sweetpeas
 A guessing contest was feature of the afternoon The plan was the guessing of famous herolnes of books s, and It's authors. Two prizes were awarded, the first prize. a book. "The Half Way House" by Maurice Hewlett fell to Miss Dolly Kirk, and the sec- ond, a blue ostrich feather fan, to Miss Elizabeth Holmes.
 Only club members were present.
 During the afternoon a delicious two course luncheon was served.
 + The following ladies assisted in the surprise luncheon given to Miss Re- gina Roswald Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. A. Roswald. Mrs. s. Roswald, Mrs. L. .r.----- a.--' rx. A. -. ,..-ss v q. =