The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

room. the walls being hung in dark red. with an upper decoration of birds of paradise and .chrysanthemums. The furnishing Is hand-carved teak wood, and Instead of pictures there are tall Satsuma vases and screens, both em- broidered. and ivory inlaid on lacquer. The bric-a-brac Is also exclusively Japanese.
 Mrs Owen wore a cream net dress i. Mrs. Perry.s gown was of delicate blue peau de chine trimmed in pearls and point lace.
 Mrs. Hawse was gowned in a taupe messalfne trimmed in cut steel. The musical was under the direction of Mrs. Hawse, who Is herself an ac- complished musician. performing with brilliancy upon both the piano and pipe organ.
 The guests included the members of the No Name Club. and the personal friends in the city of the two visitors. IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS LYKEs. In compliment to her charming young guest. Miss Lily Lykes. of Bir- mingham. Mrs. s. K. Williamson en- ing at her home In the Gay-Kirkland Flats.
 The evening was characterized by delightful informality which made it the more enjoyable. Delicious refreshments were served. K The guests were: Miss Lily Lykes, Miss Jessie Hattimer. Miss Rosalie Higgins. Miss Heustis. Mir. McGinty. Mir. William Bauer. Mr. Henry Hatti- mer. Mir. Sam Adams. Mir. Pierce Led yard, Mir. Howard McDavid, MT. and Mrs. Hervey Laird. Mrs Escar Floyd, of Birmingham; Mrs. s. K. William son.
 mAGAxTxn CLUB. The Magazine Club which was to have met with Mrs. V. M. Trimble will not do so on account of her illness. but win meet instead with Miss Augusta Woodruff on Alabama Street. Friday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. MEETING or THIRTEEN CLUB. The Thirteen Club met Monday morn ing with Miss Jessie Ware. Two prizes were awarded. the club prize to Miss Mary Ellen Harris, and the guest prize to Mss Lucia Richardson Refresh ments were served. s . q, ss. ss s4 f-srsss w0MAN's HOME ASSOCIATION. g A committee of the Woman's Home Association. will be at the Home Thursday morning, to receive and dis tribute contributions sent in by thoughtful friends for the Thanks giving dinner.
 Mrs. Mary Jordan is visiting Mrs. wiii stewart at Fillmore. Mrs. Mark Lewis will celebrate at dance, Wednesday, December 1. at her home in Birmingham. in honor of Miss Lula Mcqueen and Miss Virginia Abercrombie of this city.
 Miss Kate Alley will leave today for Tuskegee to be the guest of Mrs. Ernest Thompson during the Thanks giving holidays She will be the guest of honor at a dinner at which Mrs. Thompson will celebrate Thurs day evening.
 Miss Mary Boyd williams will spend Thanksgiving with friends in Au- burn.
 The friends of Mir. E. R Holt will regret to learn that he is i'll at his home in cioverdale.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas walsh. of Evansville. InJ., will arrive today to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. O. Walsh. on South Hull street
 Miss Lily Lykes. will return today to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. s. K. Williamson.
 Mir. Bernard williamson win re- turn today from Auburn to spend Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs. s. K. Williamson.
 Mrs. W. L. Pratt and Miss Lucille Pratt, of Centrevtlle. are the guests of relatives in the city.
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 Miss Julia May Henderson will leave today for Birmingham to attend the opening of the Southern Club. While there she will be the guest of Mrs. c. W. Yancy.
 The Atlanta Georgian, of Monday. contained a pretty picture of Miss Mary Goodwin Ashley. of this city, with the following lines:
 Miss Mary Ashley of Montgomery,