The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
ad Owen, Society Editor, Phone No. 1884.

the dining room being the single ex- ception. In this apartment only wistaria and vioiets were used. the table standing beneath a canopy of the graceful purple wistaria. and cov- cred with dishes of spring violets. When the beautifully embossed cake was cut. the ring fell to Miss Annie Laurie Holt, the thimble to Miss Elm fly Ligon the bachelor button to Miss Margaret Price, and the wish-bone to Miss Katharine Whitfield. a
 Games were played, the chief amuse- ment consisting of contest In put ting lettuce leaf in the mouth of rabbit that was drawn of white can vass. In this contest the prize fell to Miss Elizabeth Hudson.
 The young hostess was the recipient of a number of gifts in icommemora- tion of the suspicious occasion.
 The guests were: Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. W. Ii. Thomas, Mrs. F. E. Marks, Mrs. Cochran, Miss Lee Marks. Miss Florence Marks. Miss Mattie Holt Miss Eloise Washburn. Miss Kate Barnett, Miss Georgia Thomas. Miss Mary Ce- cil Reese. Lucie Fiske. Sarah Terrell, Sara Ruth. Emily Lgon, Katherine Whitfield. Clara Vandiver. African Van diver, Alice Griggs, Myrtle Thompson, Elizabeth Cook, Marshal Elise Fitzpat- rick, Gipsey Boykin, Adelaide Flowers, Annie Laurie Holt. Margaret Price, Anita McLemore. Lucy Durr. May Steiner, Isabel Crum, Priscilla Good wyn. Martha Teague, Sara Gaston, Shirley Thompson. Samuel Boykin. Bill ly Jennings. Barry Harmon. Robert harmon, William Crist James Crist. Samuel Bolkin. Pollard Boykin, Phil Price, Sam Price, Edwin Dove. MAGAZINE CLUB ENTER TANNED BY MRS. RUFF. | Mrs. Crawford Ruff was hostess yes- terday for the Magazine Club when the l general subject of our foreign pos sessions was under consideration. I The first paper was on Our Canal Zone," and was by Mrs. Jefferson Falk- ner. who had come down from Auburn, where she is spending the winter. to meet her club obligations with this assignment.
 Mrs. J. W. Black read a paper on the Philippines, and Mrs. Charles Ruth one upon Hawaii. | A very delightful paper brough for- l ward from a former meeting, was on the subject of "Handicrafts" by Mrs. Ryland.
 | A pleasant social hour was enjoyed. The guests were Mrs. Neal l.. Anderson of Winston Salem, N. C., and Mrs. Briel of Boston.
 The next meeting will be held with Mrs. w. W. Pearson on Wilkerson Street on April 2.
 KILL KARE KLUB.
 Mrs. William H. Ball, Noble Ave
 nue, will entertain the Kill Rare Klut
 this (Saturday afternoon at 3:3t o'clock.
 Miss Norma Beach has returned iron
 Spartanburg, s. C.. where she spen
 some weeks with Mrs Robert Dodgen
 While there she was delightfully en
 tertained.
 Mir and Mrs. R. H. Henderson arr visiting Mrs. T. R. McCarty in Birm
 ingham.
 Miss Mary Price, of Macon. Miss i |, the guest of Miss Sallie Johnston ol
 Court Street.
 The many friends of Miss Glenni . Clisby will regret to learn that she ! very i'll with pneumonia at the home O her parents, MT. and Mrs. George W
 Clisby on Perry Street.
 Mrs B. c. Johnson, of Birmingham , is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Evans ol l, South Court Street.
  Mrs Davidson. of Fort Deposit. |
 the guest of Mrs. M. B. Kirkpatrick oI Sayre Street
 : Miss Aline St. John returned today 1 to her home in Mobile after spending ] several weeks with Miss Mary McDon aid on Perry Street. MT. J. Hume Wilson has returned t'
 his home in Greenville after spending several days in the city. , Miss Ettie Byrnes Kendrick of Green , vile, Is the guest of Miss Eugeni , Kendrick on Hoicombe Street. Mrs. J. R. Ryan has returned to he l home in Birmingham, after visit u
 her daugh ter, Mrs. J. B. Stern.
 Mrs Rudolph Gonzales and Miss Id McMullan. of Greenville are spendinl P several days in tho city. 3 Miss Mary Joe Patterson of Tallasse 7 is visiting relatives here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Tus 3 kegee are receiving congratulations O. = the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Johnson 9 was Miss Fannie Delle Cook of thi city
 l Mrs. L. NJ. Clint has returned from ! visit to her daughter. Mrs. w. o. Mo T Lemore in Biloxi, Miss. l pr. Robert Lane. of Tuskegee spen ! Wednesday in the city.
 Mrs. Jack Boiling, of Greenville 1
 spending several days fin the city.
  . Mrs, NJ H. Todd has returned hom ' after visiting in Decatur, Ala, an , Memphis, Tenn.
 A 5 Mrs. Jane Ball of Cincinnati. wh ' has been visiting her two sons durin \ the winter, has returned home. ' Little Edward Steiner. son of MT and Mrs. Bernard Steiner, Is i'll at tn home of his parents. ' Miss F. E. Luther of Troy arrive