The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-24
Items Of interest,"
70 Montgomsry
and 10 The etAts

The children. ali dressed In white.
made a charming picture ~ they
marched In. singing. They entertain
ed their guests with q number OF
songs, and one OF the typical kinder
garten plays. The death Of the fow-
ers and their protection by tho
leaves"
Then came the climax OF this happy
morning. In accord with the kinder
garten spirit. the children now had
the pleasure Of giving rather than re-
ceiving and no one who was fortunate
enough to see their happy. flushed
faces. as they presented the work OF
their little hands to loved ones. could
doubt for one moment that each OF
them was here getting a practical
training In the Savior's beautiful pre-
cept.
MTvER-H0LT.
Mrs. william Alexander Hoit re-
quests the honor of your presence at
the marriage of her daughter Julia to
Rev. Dudley William McIver, on We'd
nesday evening Dec 20. 1909, at 9
o'clock, Presbyterian Church, Davidson
C. At home after Ian 10, 1910.
SIC Mississippi Boulevard. Memphis.
Tenn.
The above invitation has been re-
cetved by friends In this city.
Mr.. McIver Is a son of Mr.. ID. w.
McIver OF Montgomery and ~ q prom
inent young Presbyterian minister He
mas hosts OF friends here. who extend
best wishes.
IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS FARLEY.
In compliment to her young neice,
Miss Jett-Aileen Farley. who is at
home for the holidays from The Cas-
tie" Tarrytown ION tn o Hudson. Mrs,
Robert r. Lyon. entertained at 6
o'clock dinner Thursday evening, at
her handsome home on South Perry
Street
The table was beautiful in its APP
pointments. the color tone of red be-
ing used throughout.
The centre-piece was an artistic ar
rangement of growing poinsettia
blooms and ferns.
Covers were laid for twelve and at
each place was small ported poin-
settia, the bright crimson blooms
making the table most attractive.
delicious course dinner was
served.
The guests were. Misses Margaret
Coleman. Lorana Cain. Phedora Ran
dolph. Laura Kennedy. Mary oliver of
TaHadega. Jett-Aileen Farley; Messrs.
Tom Fitzpatrick. Rowell Holt, James
Browder. Louis Hubbard, Phares Cole
man. Brown CASTOR.
DEBATE AT sTARKE SCHOOL.
A debate was held by the students
of the Starke University School at the
school building Wednesday.
The subject of the debate was. RE
solved that intemperance has caused
more distress than war"
The affirmative side was taken by
Joseph l. Drum and Bernard L Ger
son, and the negative side, Arthur B.
Chiffon and Joseph L. Hill.
The Judges were Prof. ]. NJ. Starke.
Major W. H. Dick and Mr.. w. e. Ma
rion. and they decided in favor OF the
negative.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
The Sunday School of the Central
Presby terrain Church gave a delight
full entertainment in the Sunday School
rooms of the church at 1850 o'clock
Thursday evening.
Songs were enjoyed and also tab
leaux.
The different classes brought gifts
to be given to the children of the COL
ored Presbyterian Church OF the city.
Refreshments were served.
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB.
Mrs. Sutherland Noble entertained
the Five Hundred Club, most deligat-
fully Thursday afternoon at her home
on Adams Street.
The home was decorated with a pro-
fusion of palms. bamboo and smiiax.
The game Of Five Hundred was
played at five tables. The first prize,
a manipulated vase, was won by Mrs.
J. Y. Young.
The second prize. a hand-painted
powder box. was won by Miss Gaze
Watts.
After the games a delicious two.
course luncheon was served.
Miss Katherine Cunningham is the
guest of Miss Dora Davidson for the
holidays.
Miss Margaret Lahey has returned
from a visit to Miss Lucille Goldth-
waite in New York. During her alb
other places
Mrs. j. e. Boswell and Mrs w. II.
Boswell. of Boswell. Ala, are the
guests of Mrs. C. F. DarnelL. s04 JEFF
ferson Street.
Miss Helen Martin. who is stu
dent at Hollins Institute. Hollins, Va.
is at home for the holidays.
Mr.. ]. Mort. a Japanese convert OF
the late Miss Lizzie Wimbish. who
was for many years a missionary to
Japan. IS In the city visiting Miss
Wimbish's sister, Mrs. John G. Thorn
as, at her home on the Woodley road.
Mr.. Mort Is now a citizen of Canton.
O.. where he Is studying for the min
istry.
Mr.. Gustave Gilmer will return
Thursday from the Alabama Presby-
terrain College at Admission to spend
Christmas with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Gilmer, 81 Bib Street.
Mfr. Frazier Stone. formerly Of Mont
gomery. but now a resident OF Okla
homa City. Is visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
Mr.. Spencer Janney, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Halls Janney, who is attending
college at Hightstown. Nd will spend
the Christmas holidays with friends
In New York.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones and Miss Ina
Jones. are spending Christmas with
friends in Valdosta. Ca.
Miss Sadie Hood is in Andalusia
where she will be an attendant at the
Stroud -near waddfn0 which falxas