The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-24

And here, as in a wizards glass. The spirit of August pause and pass Like rapt harmony
 Intangible, elusive, fraii,
 Wrapt fold upon ethereal fold In some diaphanous web as pale
 As primrose lemon-gold.
 Hers Is this garden, dedicate
 To surcease from all storm and The end of striving. and the gate
 To sweet forsetfulness.
 By Clinton Scollard in Houston Post. MONTGOMERY IS WE'LL REP-
 RESENTED AT WARM SPRINGS. News from Warm Springs to The Constitution says:
 Mrs. Shipman of Birmingham, who spent the past two months here was complimented few days before her departure for her home by delight full bridge party, of which Mrs. J. C.. Hunter was the charming hostess. The affair assembled a dozen congenial friends, and the game was enjoyed in the spacious parlors of the hotel. Mrs. Hunters invitation list included MT |, and Mrs. Harry English, Miss Josie Stockdell. Mir. Hugh Foreman of At- lanta; Mrs. Price Gilbert of Columbus. Mrs. Alexander M. Garber. Judge and Mrs. John l.. Anderson of Montgom- cry; Mrs Laurence NJ. Burruss of Augusta, Ga; Mrs. Walter Grace of Macon and Mrs. Charles L. Davis. Mrs. Laurence M, Burruss won the first prize. a lovely pair of silk stock ings. and Judge Anderson won the first gentleman's prize. a handsome scarf pin. Mrs. Shipman was presented with beautiful gold veil pin. The occa- sion was one of the most pleasant which has been enjoyed during the very delightful season here.
 A large bridge party was enjoyed on Tuesday morning in the parlors ot the hotel, and the game resulted in the prizes being won by Mrs. William Mary Berry of Rome. and Mrs. Alexan- der NJ. Garber of Montgomery.
 Alabama has had no more attract i've representatives at the springs this season than Attorney General Alexan- der NJ. Garber of Montgomery, and his lovely wife. Mrs. Garber is an unus- ually handsome woman, graceful and gracious as a queen. and with that rare quality of womanliness which distin- guishes her in any assemblage and commands the homage which charm- ing woman always has and which Mrs. Garber bears so regally.
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 PLEASANT EVENINGS AT
 BEAUVOIR CLUB. If one Is seeking a really delightful place to spend their evenings, no more ideal spot could be chosen than the roof garden of the Beauvoir Club.
 Naturally an attractive place, 1t has been made more so by an artistic placing of potted ferns and palms. and up in mid-air, as it were, what could be cooler or more delightful?
 i. each evening, have supper and after wards indulge in a game of bridge for several hours.
 Ladies are especially welcome at any and all times as their charming pres ence adds a great deal to the social life of the club. a
 And again the bachelors and other men who desire a quiet evening have not been forgotten, for a special part of the roof garden has been screened off for them with row of palms and here they may take off their coats and roam at will. or else discuss the fol. lies of the day, and the club members are fortunate to have such a pleasant place to go.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. T. J.
 HANCOCK OF MONTGOMERY Among the pleasures of the week which the intense heat did not inter. fere with, was the evening at Monroe Park, planed in honor of Misses Ella and Carrie Kimbrough of St. Stephens and Mrs. T. J. Hancock of Montgomery on wednesday.
 The company was a most congenia one and with the amusements at the park and the delicious luncheon en- joyed out on the pier the hours passed most pleasantly.
 Those who spent the evening with the three honor guests were Misses Lodie and Thalia Bradford, Mrs, Alice Hancock, Mrs. Marlborough. Miss Madrt Marlborough and Miss Clemmie Carmel. ich. As the Misses Kimbrough and Mrs T. J. Hancock left for their home or Friday another pleasant time was en. joyed by the same little party or Thursday evening with an automobile ride.-Mobile Register.
 MISS AMELIE LYONS ENJOYING
 VIRGINIA HOSPITALITY The Richmond News-Leader note, that Miss Lyons of Mobile, queen oi the Mardi Gras last year in that city is the much admired guest of Miss Adeline Allen, in West Grace street and 1t also says:
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