The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-18

| appoint a committee for a cessmoniai when the planting should occur. Mrs. W. A. Gayle, President of the Flower Growers Association, and 8 member | of the club, was appointed as the Nos Name representative for the ceremo' nial on behalf of that club. A delightful social hour was enoyed. during which buffet luncheon was | served.
 MRS. SAM sABEI,s LUNCHEON TO VISITORS. In her handsome home on Perry l Street. Mrs. Sam Sabel was on yester- day again c charming hostess when sh c entertained at a luncheon and later at 5 o'clock tea.
 The two popular visitors in whose honor these affairs were given were MrR Sol Reinach, of New Orleans, for whom Mrs. Sabel gave a card party on Tuesday, and Mrs. Oscar Kalish, who has been so extensively entertained during her visit to Montgomery.
 Mrs Sabel received her guests in the rose drawing room and wore cream lace over delicate canary satin. Mrs. Sol Reinach's gown was light blue satin trimmed in rose point lace. Mrs. Kalish wore 8 modish imported gown in a mauve shade.
  the table was beautiful in It's profuse decoration of red sweetpeas, and red satin ribbon. The place cards were red hand-painted hearts with gold an- chors tied with large red satin bows The many courses of the elaborate luncheon carried out the valentine idea. A game of bridge followed. the prizes being a silver picture frame and an olive spoon.
 The guests were: Mrs. Sol Reinach. Mira. Oscar KaiIsh. Mrs. Laurence Well, Mrs. Leon Well, Mrs. Meyer Gretl, Mrs. Nose sabel, Mrs. Terry Griei, Mrs. God fry Goldman, Mrs Moliie Wolner, Mrs. HermaN Loeb, Miss Flossie Lazarus Miss HAlla Reinach.
 During the afternoon q large nun. Der of guests called.
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 COLLEGE WOMEN MEET.
 The Montgomery Chapter of Women met yesterday afternoon with MISS Margaret Booth.
 Mss Annie May Dimmick made an Interesting report from the joint meet Ing for education held here on Friday, and 0t which the College Alumnae is membeg.
 The Chapter endorsed the bin before Congress for the establishment of National Bureau for the benefit of children. and the action of the chapter was forwarded to Senator Bankhead of Alabama, who is a member of the commission, and to Congressman Wiley of this district. with the request that they vote for the measure.
 An address upon juvenile courts was made by Mrs. Prentiss Reed. an alum na of the University of Chicago. which was particularly able. A general dis cussion was participated in by the Chapter following Mrs. Reeds address that was most interesting.
 Miss Agnes whitehead. for fifteen years engaged in educational work in e missionary school in India, gave an interesting talk upon college women in that country.
 The guests of the Chapter, exclusive of members, were: Miss Agnes White- head of Berma, India, Mrs. Horace Stringrelbow, Mrs. Briel of Boston, Miss Eleanor White of Lexington, Va, and Mrs. Paul Mertens.
 MRS. LE GRAND's TWO
 DAFFODIL PARTIES.
 Twice yesterday Mrs. Homer Le Grand was hostess. when. in the morn ing, she entertained the Wednesday Card Club, and in the afternoon six tables of bridge.
 The beautiful suburban home of the Le Brands, at Cloverdale, was pro- eusely decorated with daffodAs' and the consolation prizes of both parties were handsome bouquets of these frag- rant and dainty flowers. The prizes on both occasions were Teco vases and were won by Mrs. Warren Reese and Mrs. Stuart Mckenzie.
 Mrs. Le Grand received her guests in a becoming dress of green and white with lace yoke and sleeves, and was assisted by Mrs. John Whitefield Kelly, Mrs. W. B. Elsberry and Mrs. Ware Walker.
 The guests of the afternoon were: Mrs. R. F. Ligon. Mrs. Thigpen, Mrs. Louis Farley, Mrs. P c. Massie, Mrs. Ed Watts, Mrs. Dent. Mrs. Stuart AEcHa1zIa Mrs Porter Walker, Mrs,