The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

were: Mrs. 1T F. James. Mrs Cliff Will Hanson. Mrs. C.. Az Fonviile, Miss Young, Mrs. D. F. Chapman, Mrs. Rufus Teague. Mrs. w. A. Davis. Mrs. B. M. Morris. Mrs. Junius Pierce. Mrs. ". Brooks. Miss Vaughn. Mrs. s. Noble. Miss Bledsoe. Mrs. O. V. Martin. Mrs. R. Condon. Miss Lipscomb. Mrs Tom Fonville.
 MRS. HARDEN FITTs POPU-
 LAR Ix MOBILE. | Mrs, Harden Fitts of New York. n native daughter Of Montgomery. and at once time resident of Mobile is having a very delightful visit to both points during this season,
 Her old friends in the city by the bay I have welcomed her wi.h so much Icordiality that she has prolonged her stay there beyond her original inten- tions The following clippings from , Mobile papers tell their own signifi- cant story:
 .aThe meeting of the Shakespeare I Club with Mrs. c. l.. Torrey drew q large attendance yesterday morning and among the number was Mrs. liar den Fitts of New York. one of the Iclubs old members who is visiting the city, and who will cherish this re- union with the members of her club as one of the most pleasant incidents TOT her V1Sft. Mrs E. s. Coiston presided, and the discussion. origin Of Some Old Super. lstitions," which was postponed from ihe last meeting. was a most animated lone participated in by the club. with Miss Alice Frazer as leader"
 
 RECEPTION TO, PASTORS FAMILY Il The family of pr. H. T. Johnson was given most hospitable reception t- of the church. A large number of the members of the congregation was in attendance and an attractive program for the entertainment of the assemb. lage was carried out.
 Mrs. P. J. Minderhout and Mrs. G. I G. Zirkie served the tea and coffee, and the young ladies of the church served the other refreshments. Il ~
 MRS. JAMES E. HICKEY HOSTESS :. Mrs. James F. Hickey was hostess for the Tuesday Card Club yesterday morning at the Exchange Hotel where she entertained In her usually delight- ful style. 1
 The parlors were decorated with palms and ferns. The dining rooms where the elaborate course luncheon was served were decorated with aga Has and carnations.
 T The prizes were Dresden china and Mexican linen.
 T CAPITAL HILL SCHOOL The Capital Hill School celebrated the 1O2nd birthday of Robert E. Lee in most interesting manner The program consisted of songs and recitations by the children of the school and most interesting and in- structive address by Mir. Morgan Gii- mer. The speaker adapted his lam II eran 4Nxfa IA kA. .,Y audience in most happy manner, and received enraptured attention, The famous band of Yellow Ham, liners" consisting of twenty boys and l girls. of which MT. cilmer is com mander. accompanied on this occa sion. each young lady and gentleman wear ing upon their caps the insignia of their organization. the wing of yell low hammer bird.
 The assembly room was decorated , with flags. ferns, palms and red and ) white carnations. When the visiting yellow hammers and the orator arrived they were received by little Miss Alice Chapman of the First Grade. on behalf 1: of the school.
 } A piano solo was executed by Miss I Vivian Slough, after which the school sang "Tenting on the Old. Camp Ground" Following this inspiring music the school recited in chorus "A ] Ballad of Heroes" Another musical number was rendered by a double quar- tet. the selection being "Just Before . the Battle. Mother." which was fol- 7 lowed by a recitation by the school in concert, "A Pledge to Lee" r "A History of Dixie" well prepared paper, was read by Miss Mattie Ogle- tree. Dixie. was sung by the school in concert. after which Mfr. Gilmer spoke. When he had finished Miss Leah Elland presented him with bou. quet of red and white carnations. THEATER PARTY.
 Mfr Henry Gokey. proprietor of thu Gokey Ship Yards of New York, gave a dinner at the Exchange and theatel B party at the Grand last night to th' following friends. Messrs. W. T. Key , of wisconsin and Phil H. Armstrong ! Misses Aileen Jones and Saydie Hoo, and Mrs. pr. Anderson, chaperon. l %
 ANNOUNCEMENTS. The party to be given at the Coun try Club on Thursday is for the at tractive strangers within our gates Mesdames Harden Fitts of New York . ctavenson of Toledo, Ohio. Rhodes O Atlanta. and Lee McMlllan of New Orleans.
 GIRLS, HIGH SCHOOL IM- fl PROMINENT ASSOCIATION The Girls High School Improvement ! | Association will meet at the Higf school wednesday Coday) at 4 o'clock
 Mrs. J. W. Black.
 Secretary. Mrs. Sidney T. Whitfield of Union town is the guest of Mrs. Harry Hough' ton, on Perry street.
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 MT. and Mrs oscar Kalish will ar rive the latter part Of the week to :. visit Mir. and Mrs. Myer Griel.