The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-05


GIVE THE BEST YOU HAVE.
There are loyal hearts, there are spir-
4 its brave. =
There are souls that are pure and
true;
Then give to the world the best you
\ have,
And the best win come back to you.
Give love. and love to your life win
! And strength in your utmost need;
adave faith. and score Of hearts win
show
| Their faith in your word and deed.
Give truth ,h and your sift win be pals
/ And honor will honor meet:
And smile that is sweet will surely
find
! A smile that Is Just as sweet (.
HxAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY
I ENTERTAINs AT DANCE.
' One of the most brilliant events of
fhe entire week. and II has been a
gay one socially. was the german at
which the Kappa Sigma Fraternity en-
tertained on last evening at Pickett
Springs.
/ The decorations Of the pavilion were
Elaborate and beautiful. Overhead
Fraternity coiors, emerald and scar
let and white. No electric lights were
used In the pavilion. but all the way
around II. Japanese lanterns In all coll
ors made the scene so lovely, casting
their soft glow over everything that
one might well believe shey had q
glimpse into fairyland. Several hun
dred college pennants were used Also
At one end of the pavilion the Kap-
pa Sigma pin was formed in electric
flights. which were turned on at the
Beginning OF the grand march and re-
manned burning throughout the even
ang.
* and on the other the letter s. made
of crepe paper and ornamented with
lilies of the valley. which Is the Fra
kernity flower.
The grand march was led by Mr..
Jack w. Vardeman and Miss Mary Ell
Zen Harris; a number of intricate fig-
ARES were introduced.
| A pretty feature Of the march was
chat each girl carried q Japanese Ian
tern.
i Kappa Sigma pennants were, given
TO the girls wearing Kappa Sigma pins
Fruit punch was served throughout
the evening from prettily decorated
table. Delicious ices anu cakes were
served. the colors. emerald, scarlet and
white being carried out.
The fraternity men proved them
selves ideal hosts, and the dance was
O brilliant success.
The chaperons were: Mrs. C. H.
Beale, Mrs. w. H. Hubbard. Mrs. L
%, Farley, Mrs. William Tatum.
The guests were: Misses Mary Ellen
Harris, Willie Gayle. Annie Warren
Jones, Taylor Beale. Virginia Aber-
crombie. Jett-Aileen Farley, Lorana
Cain. Eleanor Crum. Elizabeth Me
Knight, Annie Forss Smith, Clara Cal.
loway, Gene Mapes, Annie Solomon.
Burke, Isabel Cobbs, Sarah, Warren
wilkerson. Marie Brooks. Olivia Boz
gacki, Margaret Coleman. Maggie Hub
bard. Estelle Meyer, Willie Jones. Nj
nuzza Seymour. Ruby Richardson. Bes
sic Maddox. Palmer Ellsberry. Mary
Kennedy. Mary Kennedy. Elizabeth
Beale. Lillian Hill, Geline Mcdonald,
Dora Savage. Lucia Richardson, Phe-
dora Randolph, Mary Cobbs. Kitty
Dent, Sallie Clyde crum, Kathleen
oConnell, Roberta Roberts.. Elizabeth
Andrew, Lois Mcpherson. Gladys
wyche. Frances Jones. Hazel Coving'
ton, Sue Ware. Evelyn Bibb. Ella "
Patterson, Olivia O'Neal, Lille Lee.
Messrs ]. NJ. vardeman. Billy Da-
wilson, George L.. Harris. Jr.. Oscar
Crenshaw, n. II. Booth. Dick Stew
ems. Rowell Holt. J. H. Washburn, w.
T. Wade. Lee Beatty. John Chisholm.
Jim Garrett, Pierce ,Ledyard T.. G..
Jones. Jr.. s. Beatty, b. NJ. Washburn.
Jr.. Garside Harris. Fred Spann w. D.
Laurie. Frank Gay, Yarbrough. Sam
Englehardt. l.. l.. Lasseter, r. H.
Webb. C. @. Hume. u. H. Jackson, A.
L. Fields. Robert Vass, Ed Spann. Alva
Fitzpatrick. Bernard Lyons, Bradley
Alley, B. G. Betty. L. w. Pierce, H.
b. Dent. F. p. Glass. Jr, A. r. Cand-
Ter, Joe Solomon. Gus Gilmer. c. Cox
Gus Knabe. Browder. Mike Nicrosi. B.
F. Noble. Will Ellsberry. C. G. DAILY
Warren Brown, Leo Baarcke, J. c..
Falkner, Carnot Dexter. Bob Steiner
Robert Young, Virgil Chandler. Ora
ham Stratford. Logan Martin. Ed Ta
tum, Stuart May. McGregor Snodgrass
Billy Weber and p. v. Stires.
FOUR ATTRACTIVE COLLEGE GIRLS
The pictures In today's paper are es-
pecially interesting, being four. of the
prettiest members OF Montgomery
college set. They are Miss Gladys