The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
Yr nan KNOWN
Rosalis Armistsad Higsil

ri had Known your eyes would turn From smiling into mine. that r. should stand beside your silent form I should have been more tender. had | could not not hear the silent waters Close so your feet. or I tknew 1t 1t would ls @.s ii have ;. s.. :s,s those words you So many years saw you in your | never dreamed that you could steal That I should lose the rare and gen- Of your sweet presence in my life The sss woTd Su1nsspoksn. kindness left un- These rise in tears of vain regret to- I knew s your worth and loved you would I had told you. ere you went
 -Beulach c. Clement.
 THOUGHT FoR THE DAY. Cherish friendship in your breast; New is good, but old is best;
 Make new friends. but keep the old. Those are silver. these are gold. MRS. NOBLE ENTER
 TAINs AT BRIDGE. A very pretty affair of Thursday was the bridge party at which Mrs. Ben tamin F. Noble entertained at II o'clock in the morning at the Beauyoir Club.
 The tables were placed in the ball room, which was artisticaily decorated with a profusion of bamboo, Southern smilax and autumn leaves. Bridge was played at sixteen tables. and on each one was growing fern. tied with red ribbon to be cut for.
 The score cards were very attractive. They were in the shape of spades. hearts. diamonds and clubs, and on each was a hand-painted picture
 Two prizes were awarded. The first prize. a gold bar pin, set with a pearl, was won by Mrs. T. c. Mcclellan. The consolation prize, a pair of silk hose, was won by Mrs. D. R. Cook.
 After the games a delicious three- course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Noble was charming in gown of red crepe meteor.
 About sixty of her married friends enjoyed the occasion.
 MISS KATHERINE DENT, HOSTESS. Miss Katherine Dent was hostess Thursday for the members of tae Noviees.
 The guests were limited to the mem bers of the club. The prize, pair or silk hose, was won by Miss Lillian Hill. After the games. course iuncheon was served. ENGAGEMENT OF MISS CLrsBY
 AND MIR. FITTs IS ANNOUNCED. MT. Alfred Angus Ciisby announces the engagement of his daughter, kath- leen, to Mfr. Huger Lee Fttts of Au- gusta, Ga, the wedding to be solemn ized on the afternoon of Monday, Dec. 27. at St. Mary's-on- the Highiands.-- Birmingham Age-Herald.
 The above will be of much interest to friends in this city. Miss Ciisby is former Montgomery girl and has hosts of friends in this city.
 IN HONOR or MISS
 KATHERINE BALDWIN. MT. and Mrs Horace Stringfeliow have issued invitations to a reception at which they will entertain on the evening of Dec. 15. from to IF o'clock, in compliment to Miss Katherine Ewin Baldwin.
 ron MRS. JORDAN - AND MISS HOLT. The following invitation has been Mrs. Joseph Williams Holt at home Thursday afternoon. December six tanth. { to 6 o'clock. Mrs. William Micou Jordan. Miss Anne Williams Holt. MISS MARKS ENTERTAINED
 IN BIRMINGHAM. The dance at which MT. and Mrs Morris Marx entertained last evening at their home in honor or MISS Anne Rothenberg, of Meridian, Miss, Miss Hazel Hirsch, of Cincinnati, Miss Philippa Marks, of Montgomery. and Misses Cecile and Alice Haas, Of Tex as. was one of the brilliant affairs Of the week, and assembled a large num- Der of merry young people who thor ourhiy enjoyed the hours together The decorations of the evening were all in the brilliant colors which make d ball room look so cheery, pink anu red carnations appearing throughout Inc house. The entire lower floor was thrown open to form the hall room. and stationed in the rear recep- tion hall, an orchestra played through out the event. The den was attrac- tive with pink carnations. and here coffee was poured at either end or large round table. bright with the same flowers by Mrs. Adler, Mrs. b. $. Meyer, Mrs. Irving Fies and Mrs. Edward Hitler. Punch was served on the landing of the stairs, being dis pensed by Mrs. M " Joseph and Mrs Leo Rich. The hostess received her guests wearing gown of black trimmed with jet. Miss Rothenberg was in green tuscan net over n1essa- line, Miss Hirsch was in blue. Miss Marks in yellow, while Misses Cecile