The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

 when they entertained at dance In honor of their second anniversary.
 It was also the initial opening or their new club rooms on Dexter Ave- nue.
 The rooms are unusually pretty and the walls are most attractive. the pa pering being in tones of green and with border of ttees as frieze. Remnants from different colleges give the room a real college air and the furnishings are in mission throughout
 The decorations were very pretty indeed on. last evening. Ropes Of pam boo were carried from the chandelier to the four corners of the rooms. the rich. glossy leaves making most ef- fective decoration.
 The mantles were adorned with vases of chrysanthemums. The grand march was led by MT. Lee Betty and Miss Clara Galloway.
 Punch was served during the even ins by Mrs. |. E. Bartlett The chap erons were Mir. and Mrs. Warren Ty- son, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Bartlett and Mrs. Bogacki.
 The guests were: Misses Laura Ken nedy. Elizabeth Beaie, Annie Floyd Pfnkston, Phedora Randolph. Lucille Strong, Claire Davis. Marie Brooks. Laura Cain, Annie Forss Smith, Jean Mapes. Annie Solor7on. Mary Burke. Olivia Bogacki, Clara Galloway; Messrs. Harris washburn. Edward May, Ed mund Ragland Paul Fuller, Rcwell Holt. Lee Betty. Joseph Solomon, Louis Lasseter. Leo McManus. James Brow der. Dave Holloway, Gather Perry. Sam Englehardt Chelly Boykin. olin Pinks- ton, AIva Fitzpatrick, Louis Hubbard, Grady Noble. Harry Randy. MISS ISABEL COBBs
 HOSTESS FOR NOvICEs. A delightful social event of Friday was the card party st which Miss Isa- bel Cobbs entertained when her guests included the Novices and a number of other friends.
 The home was decorated for the oc- casion with a profusion of roses ana palms Miss Elizabeth Coleman as- sisted Miss Cobbs In entertaining her guesfa.
 Two prizes were awarded. Miss Mary Ellen Harris won the guests prize. and Miss Kitty Dent the club prize.
 The score cards were hand-painted turkeys. After the games delicious re- treatments were served.
 The guests exclusive of club men- bers, were: Miss Marjorie Workman. Miss Mary Mcqueen. Miss Jessie Ware. Miss Georgia Richardson, Miss Rad cliff of Mobile. Miss Bowen of Mobile, Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes Miss Ellen Tyson. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Gayle Balsinger, Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson. Miss Mildred Andrew. Miss Annie Chandler. Miss Florence Davidson. Miss Alice La hey, Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Christine Glass, Miss Ethel Pelzer, Miss Eliza beth Coleman, Miss Taylor Beale, Miss Lula wyman Miss Augusta Coleman. Miss Lizzie Andrew. Miss Annie Will kerson of Birmingham. Miss Clement Marks, Miss Susie Martin. Miss Anna Pelzer. Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Weatherly, Miss Annie Howard. Mrs. Henry Parrish. Miss Thach of Auburn. Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
 Today Is Tag Day for the Young Mems Christian Association. There are two committees for the work, Mrs. Mamie c. Getsinger being in charge of one, and Mrs. J. Warren Jones in charge of the other.
 The committees are composed of number of girls, young matrons and members of the Boys Department Y. M. c. A.
 MRS. ADAMS ENTERTAINs ss, si
 TWENTIETH HSCRNTBRY CLUB The members of the Twentieth Cen tury Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Adams.
 Mrs. Roquemore was leader for the afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served.
 The following was the program:
 "Charles Dickens Life and Works" paper by Mrs E. r Flowers.
 Types and Characters from Dickens: (a) Mir. Micawber. Mrs W. P. DeJar- nette5 (b) Little Nell, Mrs. Gtlchrist; Co Sidney Carton. Mrs. L. s. DeJar- nette: (d) Mir. squeers. Miss Jones.
 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
 Miss Augusta Woodruff was hostess Friday afternoon for the Magazine Club. when they held very interest ing meeting.
 The apartments were decorated with roses.
 per on "Frederiek the Great written by Mrs. Walter Black, but as she was absent. 1t was read by Miss Woodruff.
 Miss Bessie Jones read paper on 'The Founders of Classical Literature Klopstock."
 It, was written by Mrs. E. M. Trim ble
 Miss Lallie Moore read an interest ing article on German Literature. Af- ter the literary program refreshments were served.
 MISS DENT ENTER
 TAINs INFORMALLY.
 Miss Minna Dent entertained inform ally Friday afternoon at bridge in hon. or of her sister. Miss Catherine Dent, a treatments were served