The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

porM roR rHr DAY.

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 The world has cried for ! thousand But to him who tries and who fails give great honor and glory and
 tears.
 Give glory and honor and pitifui tears To all who fall in their deeds sub
 lime.
 Their ghosts are many in the van of
 years.
 vance of Time.
 Oh, great Is the hero who wins a But greater many and many time. Some pale-faced fellow who dies in
 shame.
 And let God finish the thought suh-
 lime.
 And great Is the man with a sword And good IS the man who. .refrains
 from wine,
 But the man who fails and yet still So. he is the twin-brother of mine.
 Joaquin Miller.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
 | expect to pass through this world but once. Any good thing, therefore, that I can do. or any kindness can show to any feiiow-human being. let mex do 1t now. Let me not defer nor neglect 1t. for I shall not pass this way
 stephen Greliet.
 NO NAME CLUB.
 The No Name Club held an interest," ing meeting Wednesday morning win Mrs John A. Kirkpatrick. schristmas decorations of fed and green were in evidence and course luncheon was served. sWordsworthr was the subject of study. and the program was as fol- lows:
 sswordsworth's NaturaIism."--by Mrs Reading from aThe Excursion" hy Miss Anne Williams.
 Talk on "ode to Duty. and ''Intima- tions of immortality" by Mrs. John The guests were: Mrs. Aurora Mo clelIan. Mrs. Robert Brickell and Miss EsteIie Mitchell
 MAGAZINE CLUB,
 The Magazine Club held an tnteres.- mG6llnE uifh Mrs. II c. Gunnels. The red and green of the Christmas decorations were most attractive and luncheon wac served. Only the club members were present and the program was as Phiiosonhy. Laebnitz and his Disci- cles- kant Fichte--Mrs. Gunnels.
 A German Christmas--Mrs. Williams
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 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. konn enter sained at dinner. Tuesday evsnins, .n ~r,nnltment to Miss Anita strassbur- ger. Miss Bisnche Loeb and Miss Fan nv Herzfeld. of Selma. =. Mfss cfrassburger and Miss Loep are students at Randolph -Macen Col iege. and the college colors. orahke and black. were used in the decora- tions. a, Inc centerpIece being a canoe zniieo with roses. and with q flag of orahse and black flying from the bow.
 The place cards were untaue, pesAs .hits" on the guests "A .naae rraaent besides the honor guests. wers M Miss Jeanne Wen and MT. and Ass .Kohn.
 @srss nryRKE ENTERTAINs MISS VAN AUsnAL. ns,ss Jeanne Burke ertertaihsu vadnasday evening at her nome Yn savre street in compliment hss guest. Miss Charlotte Van Ausaa, v navton. 0. The home was atlEaess ly decorated In the holiaay coiu,s ,svsa s = .sgbt fapies. Only the dehutantes sna fhetr escerts were present.
 xs,s. Burke will entertain akain rhursday night for . number or hes other friends.
 AT COUNTRY CLUB.
 o.a of the most enjoyable suppers ., inc number given at the Coun,ry r,,,h took place Wednesday nisns' when Mir. !. H. Foster entertaihsu ar. .a honor of Mir. c. w. stewart aho an, w. II Anderson. The alnahs rsens .,a voinsattia. The center-pieces was as yrnit and was lighted by req ano grean electric bulbs The guests were: VT n seihels. n p yaaeph. George Peagfer. WM' IT t5urter. lieutenant Wm. r. Scfe"1' Eirk Jackson. T. Nj. Mourning y' IT Norton, W. L. Anderson, " Stewart. L. w. Tyson. ueotso Iohnston. Edward s. Watts. .wnrxN6s Oxs LUCEEN FLYNN
 aNn MISS KATHERINE BELsEFs' wedainq of more than ordinary ih- tereht was that which teok piacs T.' madresday evening at S:5V osioSA' ..'hs. Mr. Lucien Finn and Miss kath- s,.I,a Relser were married at the home oy the brides parents, MT. ana AAfs. Hugh A. Belser. The home was beautifully decorateo Sor the occasion, four apartments pe- tnp thrown together. The parior Was fn green and white. palms. ferns ana hride's roses being used In great pro Snsion. At one end of this apartment was an irnprovised altar, adorned Nltn ,vhite flowers and ferns and towesins ra1mg The dining room was cone ID the Christmas colors, red anc green , heinz in evidence everywhere. Mrs. Gardner Owen and Mrs Ed. ward Bartlett presided ar the cones fable. which was decorated with Aeo carnations and smilax and In the cen. fer was a handsome Ciuny lace pices over red satin. Red candles purhe0 fin silver candelabra. The brides table vas covered wltn a Cluny lace piece over white satin and decorated with brides roses and maiden-hair fern. The eentefpiese was in ulaoue effect and hers and there ware pIaced white candy baskets ailed with green hints. The table was covered with streamers of ,fnttf satin ribbon tied at intervals In little bows, through which were run bou ouets of Iilies-of-the-valley.
 The yweddinR cake was embossed