The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
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the grounds and has estimated that it will take $500 to make tho present crude grounds into ideal play grounds Whats $500 to . body of workers such as the Sayre Street School Im- provement Association?
 Mrs. Duncan May. chairman of the association. was very optimistic yes- terday when the organization decided to take up the park Idea as its next work. Mrs. Harry Gunnels. the sec retary. was quite as enthusiastic as the chairman. and every member was hopeful. The park must be an accomplished fact even if the city fathers have to be called on to put finger in the pie, for there will be pies--nice. lovely mud pies-in an Ideal children's playground. of course.
 PARTY FOR LITTLE VISITORS.
 Yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs :. Arthur Mc- Donald. at Highland Park, Master George Melvin, Mcdonald gave a party In honor of two young lassies who are his house guests. Miss Julia Todd and Mss Anpie Slooum of Notasulga.
 The Easter idea obtained in the dec- oration. the colors being pink and white. Refreshments were served andgames played.
 The two little visitors wore white lingerie frocks with pink ribbons.
 Mrs. Robert Bozepan. Mrs. Thomas Johnson. Miss Hattie Todd and Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald assisted Master George in entertaining the merry com pany.
 The invited guests were: Misses An niel Miller. I.ucina Taylor Emmie John son, Ellen Thompson, Bessie Bozeman. Josephine Johnson. Mamie Ruth Scott. Tinsie Bozeman, Alice Quilliap, Roberta Bozeman. Mary Quillian. 'Sallie Lou Miller. Kate Long Thompson. Lucille Drestring, Margaret Thompson. Ella McMiilan, Emma Lee Mcdonald, Clara Gardner, Ruth Craig. Masters Joseph Johnson and George Melvii Mcdonald MIR. CLARENCE ADLER PLAYS
 FOR PRINCESS CECILE. The friends of Mrs. Henry Calm of Cincinnati. who often visits relatives in Montgomery, will be interested in hearing of the musical successes of her talented young brother. Mir. Clarence Adler. On February 13 he played be- fore the Crown Princess Cecile at the Palace of the Fuerstein Pless. Berlin. and was congratulated by the Princess on what she termed his admirable ex- ecution" of the Andante movement from the RacnOnanlnoH sonata.
 LITTLE MISS wILL-AILEEN
 MOORE HAS A PARTY. At the home of her parents. MT and Mrs. w. H. Moore. little Miss Will-Aileen Moore celebrated her sev- enth birthday. The Easter motif was used throughout the decorations. re- treatments and souvenirs.
 Games were played, dancing enjoyed and a most enjoyable evening passed by the sixty young friends who had been invited to assist the charming little hostess in celebrating her natal day. MRS. ALEXANDER sABEL
 RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Alexander sabel of Jackson vile. Fla. who has been visiting rel atives in this city. returned home yes- terday.
 number of out -of-town relatives who came here last week to attend the sil- yer wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Sam Sabel.
 ART STUDY CLUB MEET
 ING POSTPONED. On account of the indictment weather there was no meeting of the Art Study Club Tuesday, but on Tuesday of next  Olivia Arlington at s:45. o'clock:
 NOTICE, IONIAN CLUB.
 The members of the Ionfah Club are hereby notified that the Capitol Heights car will leave the Basin at 10:45 Thursday morning. Members taking this car will reach the place of meeting in time ,,... s...... .. YOUNG wOMEN's, CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES. The Finance Committee will meet today "Wednesday at II o'clock at the home of the chairman, Mrs. J. M. Chiffon. 71s South Perry.
 TO MIR. KARL LEHMAN. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Central Presbyterian Church will at a reception on the even- ing of Saturday, March 13. from to II o'clock, in honor of MT. Karl Leh- man of Colorado All Endeavorers of the city are cordially invited.
 The Thursday Afternoon Bible Class will resume work tomorrow at o'clock. Study based on the pamphlet, the Daily Bible, will be continued Miss Margaret Coleman has return ed from visiting her cousin. Miss Au- kusta Coleman, in Birmingham
  Mrs. W. F. Ledyard is visiting Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Moulton in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs Mary F. Jennis, of Port Ar thur, Texas, Is the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Michel Screws.
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 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Bacon. of New York, are stopping at the Ex- change Hotel for the week
 
 Mir and Mrs. Bert Barnwell. of