The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Hamilton whist Club, Mrs. Joseph Meeting Newman Circle. St. vineents Rectory. 7sts D. m.
 Progressive Bridge Whist, Mrs. MAX Michael
 Bridge, Mrs. W. K. syson for Mrs. George Hurd of New York.
 North Side Bridge Mrs. w. c. Dukes. Tuesday Tea. Club, Mrs. St. John Wilson. 10 a.. m.
 Three O'Clock Bridge. Miss Mckecn. Afternoon 800. Miss Terese Sehwarz. Bridge at Country Club. Miss Sailie Van Antwerp for Miss Mendenhali and Miss Wallis. l ?. m.
 Wednesday.
 Bridge, Mrs. Elmo Davison, } p. m. Mangold- Malone wedding at the Ca- thedral at p. m.
 Century Book Club. Colonial Hoom' Cawthon Hotel, II Q. m.
 Chautauaua Circle, Mrs. H. H. Duf- Bowling Club. Miss Ella Wheeler. Dlscards, Mrs. Julian Walters. ?. m, Afternoon Tea Club. Mrs. R. V. Tay- Finesse Bridge. Mrs. E. P. Fearn. Happy -Go- Lucky. Mrs. Lois 'stiies.
 { Thursday. Annual Reception, Athelstan Club. Thnrsday Bridge, Mrs. Carry Butt. Little Bridge. Miss Amelie Lyons. Bridge Clique, Miss Julia Herzfeidt. West End Bridge. Mrs. Paul Wilson at ID. m. at the residence of Mrs. w. P. K. Wilson.
 Elwell Bridge Club Mrs. R. A. Rush: Al home, Mrs. Howard Wilson ana Mrs. Archer Smith. s-7.
 Saturday. Shakespeare Club. at the resioenee of Mrs. c. ! | Torrey. Ioily Ten. Miss Corinne FLOSS.
 No Trump Club and Afternoon Tea Miss Rosa Coates at Country Club. 9econd of the serias of afternoon re- ,centions. Mrs. and Miss Goode to the strdents of the Medical Department or inc University of Alabama.
 Cotillion of Monthly German cluo' German Relief Hall, p. m.
 woh,,s Feb. s--(speciaD --rhe season. which has been quiet one promises a greater outlook ana run now until the close of the carnivai tne rocial bali will roll in maddening wniri The opening of the Athelstan club ana inc bali to be given by the Carnivsl Club are the two notable events so A@r announced.
 I'm Honor of Miss Gibson.
 Mrs. George Hurd of New York was hostess last evening at a very charm inc Sinner at the Battle House in honor as Miss sara Gibson of Baltimore. the guest of Miss Dorothy Donald. Ine table was lovely with its centre oL pink roses and ferns and the guests were Mr. anu Mrs. H. Donald. Misses sara Gibson, Dorothy Donald and Messrs. William Buck. V. M. Marshall walter Horn and pr. Henry Goidth' waite.
 IA. c.
 The meeting of the I. A. C.. on Fri day was the last one for this clur until after Lent and the hostess wno made the afternoon a delightful one for this charming aggregation of young girls, was MIsF Annie Druhan. The three guests we're Misses Eleanor and Helena Druhan and Minnie Kehoe. 4 seIfcioua three course luncheon wal served and the prize winners In thu games of euchre were first. Mss Mar Euerite Murphy who captured tw' Eieaifor Drufsah who was awafdeds th' consolation. \ belt e5s NteA ssees . Tea Fer Maas Wallis ana Miss ShfveRs Mrs Charles Shawhan who entertaini charmingly was hostess this afternoon at a paImist tea in compliment to twS attractive visitors. Miss Wallis o Texas and Miss ShlversN of Montevallo Bright fortunes and futures were fore told by a skilled palmist and the gayet! of the afternoon continued until th' evening when a number of young mel came In for c dance, after which thu whole jolly party wended their wa! to dancing school at German Relic Hall. Light refreshments of punch sandwiches and tea were serve' throughout this delightful affair from table lovely with it's gold coiore' decorations. In the centre was a tal white basket of yellow Chinese lille and on the fitting lace cover owe yellow rested the candelabras holdinI yellow candles and shades. The guest were. Misses Marie Webb, Mamie Fitz patrick. LilIie and Lulie Radcliffe Horst, Julie Lesesne, GiAdys Boone Bowen, Eloise Staunton. Rosa Coates Louise Goldsby Evelyn and Sadi Shields, Marie Tanner of Birmingham and Carrie Wilson.
 Mir. and Mrs. McAlpaae Eatertaia q
 DlmneR.
 One of the liveliest dinners of tn