The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09

v o-- . Miss Ellen Tyson will enter . tain the Thirteen Club at n v o'clock. . The Art Study Club will . . meet with Mrs. Lamar Law at ' = at a:so o'clock. 2 The City Federation will hold < 2 called meeting ct $40 o'clock . . at the Carnegie Library. gins. Mrs. Katherine Meehan. Mrs. J. F. Synder.
 Messrs. Frank L. ward. John Nestle. Finley Hutton. IT.. Cook and c. l.. Armstrong.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. PosEY. Mrs. H. G, Evans Will give lunch con Wednesday at 1 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Mason Posey of Washington.
 
 MRS. CADDEN ENTERTAINs.
 Mrs. E.. I. Gladden. entertained at a reception. Monday evening, in honor of her daughter, Miss Ray cadden. whose marriage to MT Leo Gassenheimer will take place this evening.
 The evening was characterized by informality, which made it the more enjoyablo. Delicious refreshments The guests included the bridal par 'ty. the relatives and few intimate friends
 MISSES HOLMES ENTERTAIN
 THE TINTAGIL. Misses Elizabeth and Sophia Holmes were the hostesses Monday afternoon, for the members of the Tintagil, when they held very delightful meeting, which was the first of the season.
 After the literary program. refresh ments were served.
 Mss Coluuitt Cole. Miss Mary Green and Miss Nimmo Green were the guests cf the club.
 The following program was given: Companions of the Courts of the First Three Stuarts"--Paper by Miss Kirk
 "Rise of the Puritan spirit."--raIk by Miss Louise Marks.
 Interesting Characters -->-Cavalier and Purftan"-Talk by Miss Sadie Wy man. eE
 "Pepys and Evelyn---James Howell's Familiar Letters"-Readings by Miss Janet Hurter.
 Current Events-By Miss Caroline Haralson.
 MISS WE'LL ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS GLADDEN.. Miss FIossie Well entertained charm ingiy Monday afternoon at bridge. in honor of Miss Ray cadden, whose mar riage to Mir Leo Gassenheimer will be an important social event of today. . r... .&t. A~<. orated with a profusion of ferns and chrysauthemums.
 Four tables were arranged for bridge snd the prize was an Irish crochet ta-
 DoUble gold frames containing pic. lures of the bride and groom elect were presented to the guests as souvenirs. After the games. . delicious three- course luncheon was served. Miss We'll wore a gown of white lingerie over blue messaiine. Miss Gladden. wore handsome gown of ce- dar satin.
 Miss Well was assisted in entertain- Ing by her guest, Miss Hortense Stein- heimer of Atlanta. and her sisters, Miss Bertie Well and Miss Jeane Well.
 Miss Steinheimer wore a gown of pink broadcloth.
 Miss Jeana Well wore white lingerie, and Miss Bertie Well. pink lingerie.
 Mrs. Cadden wore a gown of grey lnousselne.
 Miss Ray Cadden was gowned in light blue chiffon trimmed with lace, and Miss Bessie Cadden wore white messalne trimmed with princess lace.
 Among the out-of-town guests pres ent were:
 Miss Hortense well of Evansville. Ind, Miss Hazel Cadden of Evansville. Ind. Miss Merriam spiro of Birming- nam, Miss Bessie Cadden of Selma. MT. and Mrs. Lee Well of Birmingham. MT. Isaac G. cadden of Selma. ToNIAN CLUB ELECTS DELEGATES. The Ionian Club has elected as deie- gates to the State Federation to be held at Greenville. Mrs. walter Fiske as State Director, and Mrs. John Strat- ford and Mrs. Manly Foster. as dele gates.
 Delegates to the City Federation have been elected as follows: Mrs. McDuff Cain, Senior Director; Mrs. Walter Fiske. Junior Director and Mrs. Ed Amerine, Mrs. Burwell Boykin. Mrs. Manly Foster. Mrs. W. T. sheehan. Mrs. Richard Hobbie. as delegates. MISS Nrmmo GREENE
 ON A VISIT HERE.
 Miss Nimmo Greene of Birmingham is the guest of her brother. Mir. R. H. Greene, on North Jackson Street.
 Miss Greene is one of the most charming women in the State. and has hosts of friends in this. her former home.
 PROMINENT WOMEN TO SPEAK
 AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Miss Edith Campbell Crane. of Bal timore, Md. Corresponding Secretary of the Southern Baptist Womans' Missionary Union. will deliver an ad- dress before the women of the, Mont gomery Baptist Association in the as- sembly room of the First Baptist Church, Thursday. November II. at 3:30 o'clock.
 Miss Kathleen Mallory. of Selma, the newly elected Corresponding Sec retary of the W. M. U. of Alabama, will also speak in the assemblage. Every interested woman Is invited to be present.
 Miss Mary Chollet Berney's many friends will regret to learn that she Is i'll at the home of her sister. Mrs. Tunstal Perry. with typhoid fever.