The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

4urr M director Of the pr0Sfam fof A:is;S%sii,. ' r.r. served aus,ns H .!,,.. .hs M. Penny, ot ghis.sc; Ms. Msry Hssl akd fs vIssoi Hhsen. s sans ci B,sm. ae. finkhefi Each one of fkt visifofs was called upon to give an account of club i,in,,s. lss in nsr city and and n magy yr y.iusbis .s ~rsrr rfcsrcxEsss MEET
 WITH MHs.. MCKINNEY. The f!rst rntetihG ef "The Pitnick. sssssss gsh:mlss s: ss,6 Sts.ni,a,s,S99 .,uS9 for X: ssau,iflL new home of Majcr and Mrs. !. I. Hokinhey on Monroe Street
 A ie the oustonh of this orea rization The ricnioksrs" brouEht their sup. the various boxes and parcels were 6peded and the contents placed upon ths hospiteAis soard vsrftAsls feast s:s ss:. Ys; sy s. s::;s s.s, s s..t:s niece. Miss Haxsl Kirk Slaughter of F1eralas who is her house guest for |
 .rns Pienieksrs is composed of sonvsnti6nsl. soeiAbility., The organi. xatior rents the large old Baldwin place on Mortar Creek and goes there through the summer In instaiimsnts for
 Ss sslss Ssknsy mn: Ss@: @s. lss ssss ss ssiss spli,ss'pass U sxsn,sSn.rss a KY isss lls, si eiseant homes; The living room intc s,l r'S sns aown ssairs apartiasnts open. Is both spacious and artistic. About the wall there is ( dsep ffisnxe Of mag- noiias painted on bnrlap in oils by. Mrs. Mekinnsy's deft nsnos ;rhhs vn,ins vr,asss of orange and fruit and flowers. paint. a hy Mrs. Montfomery. These works of art were Srsatly admitted by the sss sr'S.sss Soass 'Ssss Sss dssisnstsd shs apart risnt. 10 pahneied with an English hunting scene.
 MISS KLrNe AT sTANDAIsD CLUB. Freitchle." by Mas. Jeannette Kling, wAk given. ct the Standard Club last niTht to the Infinite delight of the fnetnbSrs of that organization.
 Miss Kiings histtionic triumphs at wss not nicessGry to bring out the large AttendAfes of the Standard Club. afiothsr eec4siefi on the stage of the i ish clSs. S shs was "a 'an among oia friends bow on last nieht. This assurahce lent an air of corfi- aenee knd . spirit 70 Miss Kiins's on Wednesday night when the same Clyde Fitch play was produced by hor
 sstwssn the acts last night inspiring music was rendered by band com posed of members of the club.
 After ths play, supper was served and dancing enjoyed to | late hour. ,ass sss suS,lsE SE us @ gssra1g s Ths nrst sisf" at MRS. vIcroA HAxsoN
 GUEST DF H0NOfs
 Mrs. victor Hanson is paying her
 ss esay 's linsEam, a ssfs ss rsr.sS 5s Ing q royal welcome from her old srssnos on sssssfdsy sssSi she was ,ns guest Of honor when Mrs. Henry Evans enter
 The The sirsir parsosss~ of the mature of An indoor and porch party ccmbinod, ana q very delishtfui afternoon was
 After each rubber. a grab bag was sssis asS ashed for for a ssuvesir. At tis con. sss'G ss sSs |, tef hays Sssa 'ns made %s ThomAs .McClsliAn, who was. awarded An nsis nsifsiss rs sf ssSs RssiUral as an.ou { Tse xcwsrs low sssd n Gscofatins the
 asiieio6s course luncheon was sssvsas
 LOCAL UrfApTnh COLLEGE WOMEN.
 At the meeting on Wednesday of the i6esi chapter of College Women. Mrs. prentias B. Reed, of Fielder street. vas hostess.
 A dsiishtfui and instrhc-iye talk on juvenile courts was given bv Atr. De- .JAilzia. Hausnaan. ss.fs .. ,-,-.-t t..
 After this talk the club discussed a paper ofi tabefeuiosis. led by Miss Del! Ia Mohr.
 sSu account of iilnsss, Miss Annie May Dimnnick was dAteeced from F.y- ing her report of the Southern Afto- siktion of College Womsn, hsld in Att jantk last, week. This report VII heard on May 5. when shs ,:i.aute. meet with Miss Della Mohr. on sas' :. Street.
 mRs. RICHARD CARLISLE
 WOODSON HERE.
 Among the attractive cut of-towri attendants on the Fitspatricks sPatton