The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

two charming rnatrons. Mrs. Harrison
s. Matthews of Birmingham, and Mrs.
Huguenif. Of Charleston, s.. G..
This was the, second Of series of
bridge pafties at which Mrs. Ruth Is
entertaining. Mrs. Matthews wore a
handsome black lace gown; Mrs. HUI
guenln wore a dainty gown of blue
organdy trimmed In lace while Mrs.
Ruth received her guests in d gown OF
white lingerie.
The three apartments in which the
games were played we're 1avishly adorn-
ed with hydfangeas and snapdragons,
ping being the color scheme through !.
out. Bridge was played at six tables.
and the prize. handsome gauze fan,
was won by Mrs. Joseph Norwood.
The guests of honor were also pre-
scented with fans as souvenirs of the
occasion. In the dining room the de-
licious luncheon was served upon
handsome mahogany table, covered
with q beautiful lace lunch cloth. up
on which rested large bowl OF pink
snap dragons A few additional guests
Joined the party after the games.
|. Those present. were: Mrs. III. ..
Matthews. Mrs. J. K. Jackson. Mrs.
Thad Watts Mrs. Robert Lyon, Mrs
Mrs. Joseph Norwood. Mrs. Joseph
Drum, Mrs. David Lowe. Mrs. Seeiey
Mrs. Walton Hill. Mrs. Elliott Han
non. Mrs. Robert Goidthwaite, Mrs.
Darlington Of ST. Louis. Mrs. W. b
Kelly. Mrs Bea1e. Mrs. Glenn An.
drews, Mrs. walter Fiske, Mrs. Ales
Garland, Mrs. Max Winchester. Mrs
tIuguefin. Mrs. Bernard CASTOR, Mrs
Alice Fits Hill.
MEETING or wOMAN's
MISSIONARY UNION
The woman.s Missionary Union OF
the Clayton Street Baptist Church held
very interesting meeting on yester.
day afternoon at the church. The Ia
dies OF the Highland avenue church
were guests at this meeting. A very
interesting program, arranged by Mrs
y. j. Rutter, was rendered as follows
Reading-rhe Goth Psalm, by Mrs.
l.. A.. Johnson.
song--praise Him.
Address-How We Got Our Bible
by Mrs. =, M. O'Hara,
Soio-Tiis Love is All ! Need-Mrs
w. r.. Phelps.
Paper-rhe Printed Missionary
Mrs. A. winterath.
Recitation--Th Missionary-disi
Meta Phelps.
Duet--Over the Ocean waves-Miss
Paper-How the Bible is Welcomed
Mrs. w. D Smith.
Song-The Kings Business.
Paper-Many Bible Agencies--Mrs.
Eva Grant.
Paper-The Press on the, Foreign
Fieids-Miss M. l.. Randolph.
Song-The Kings Business.
Duet--His Love For Me---Mrs W. B.
Holmes.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. l.. A. Johnson. p.,-. al.
society.
After the program, delicious re.
freshments were served
Mrs. r. Osborn, Mrs A. Winter.
ath and Mrs. W. H. Clanton assisted
in serving.
The meeting was closed by a chain
OF prayer.
SATURDAY EVENING
AT BEAUvOIR CLUB.
the members of the Beauvoir Club
held a very enjoyable entertainment
at the club on Saturday evening, Miss
Jeanette KIinge gave an Evening of
miscellaneous Stories" Miss Hinges
Hbility Is well known. Her perform-
ance on saturday was most excellent.
Master Cecil Davis delighted his au-
dience with his piano selections. He
~ unusually talented, and plays with A
technique that is marvellous.
About seventy-fve members OF the
club were present.
After the program, table d. hote
dinner was served
IN HONOR OF MISSES
sCHUsTER AND --SnOLD
Misses Maud Schuster, of Selma, and
Miss Elaine Eichold. OF Mobile. who
have been the charming guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Gerson. Jr., at their
home on Court street have been de-
lightfully entertained.
On saturday evening they were CIV
en- Majestic party. about six or eight
couples being present On Sunday
morning they were again the guests
of honor at most enjoyable country
breakfast. The party left the city at
I a. m, in carriages. their destina-
tion being a plantation few miles
from the city Here delicious, real
old-fashioned country breakfast was
served.
The guests were Misses Maud schus-