The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-22
WOMEN ano SOCIETY



mean. .r
Far away wastes, or deep OF green.
yv,,h the sun. or the shade-neckeo
gloom between
sing loud. and clear. and strong.
Oh. singer. sing thy song:
Whatever the height the 1''s
The cloud-capped dome or the wave
II only the strain some brave
thought teach
OF our human right and wrong.
Brave singer, sing thy song.
Though never a friendly lip shall
speak,
Though the singers heart In silence
Sing on. for the songless worlds sad
sake.
The dawn that waiteth long.
Nashville Banner.-W. A. d.
MISS BROCK ENTERTAINs FOR
MISS BLACK AND HER GUESTS.
A merry party Of yesterday after
noon was that at which Miss Julia
Brock entertained at her home on
Mildred Street In honor OF Miss Marian
Black and her house guests. BID
domino was the game played, and the
prize, Quest Book. was awarded to
Miss Helen Bashinsky. The score was
kept by Miss Mildred Weldon, OF Troy
and Miss Dorothy Thigpen.
At the conclusion of the games
salad course was served. and the color
scheme purple and white was carried
out In the cakes and Ices.
The guests were: Misses sara Coie
Mary Manley Elmore. Margaret Ander-
son. Josephine Vickery. Nell Brantiey
Louise McMath, Jean Griffin, Estelle
Meyer, Nellie Wood WHY, Ninuzza
Seymour, Marian Black, Evelyn CLASS
Rebecca Stout. Edwina Strong. sallfe
Watkins Wood, Lee Marks, Ella Holt.
Phyllis Gayle, Georgia Thomas. Lyde
Ray. Mittie Holt Willie Cary; Upnens
McIemore, Mabel Moore, Elizabeth
Baarcke, Gladys Hudson. Eloise sad
Ter. sarah Bell Bandy. May Rous-
seau, Ruth Became. Mary Ellen Har-
yey. Louise Holt, Florence Blue, Helen
chaffee, Nell Danneily. Mary Betty.
Effie Bingham, Willie Keriin. Frances
overton, Myrtle Thompson. Amelia
Hill, Meta Wescott. Louise Glass
Elizabeth Brown. LeGrande Smith.
Kathleen Snyder, Ruby Kirkpatrick.
Messrs. Leo Bashinsky, Marion Rush
ton.
MISS PHYLIss GAYLEs
..t-t.s DANCE FOR VISITORS.
The younger set Is certainly predo-
mnant this week, and the older crowd
have stood aside to let them pass.
Among the most enjoyable anairs OF
the week, and there has been numper.
was the dance at which Miss Phyllis
GAYLE entertained last evening in hon
or of Miss Helen Bashinsky OF Troy.
and also Miss Marion Black and her
house guests. The scene of the en-
tertainment was Green Acres" the
lovely home of her parents. MI. ana
Mrs. w. A. Gayle. The porch and large
lawn surrounding the home were brill
iiantly lighted with Japanese lanterns.
Games were played during the evening
Punch was served from a table pref
tily decorated In sunfiowers. and an Ice
course was also served. Miss Gayle Is
a charming young girl and most
gracious hostess.
Her guests on last evening were:
Misses sallie Cole. Emma Vaughn.
Ninuzza Seymour, Lucy Fiske. Sallie
watkins Wood, Ella Holt. Amelie Hill,
Myrtle TIL thompson, Mary Manley Ell
more, Julia Brock, Sarah CASTOR. Mittie
Holt Marion Black, Ella Vapgn Pat
.- terson, - Helen Bashinsky, Elizabeth
Baarcke, OphAifa~ -McLenore, Mable
Moore, virginia. 5axwell. Rebecea
Stout, Nell BrantieE Louise McMatn.
MeSSEH,
Browder, Randolph Gambler, Roswell
Smith, Herbert Higgins, Leo Baarcke'
Jack Hastings, Baldwin Maxwell. Tho
mas owen, Warren Brown, Elbert Holt,
Alex Cassels, George Thompson, Wal
ter Jones, Gustave Gilmer, Leo Bashins-
ky, Robert P. Stout. William Wiikerson,
Eugene Smith. JET steiner. Marion
Rushton. Charles Harris.
MARRIAGE OF MIR. ALLEN
AND MISS HUsSEY.
A very pretty early morning, wedding
Of Yesterday was that of Mr.. James
Eugene Allen and Miss Marguerite
Hussey which took place at st. Peters
Catholic Church at $50 o'clock. The
church was decorated for the occasion
with palms and white roses.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
white silk trimmed with lace with a
picture hat, and carried an arm shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies OF
the valley. She was attended by Miss
Katie Morgan as maid OF honor who
was gowned In white lingerie, and
carried Killarney roses. N~<
Mr.. Maurice Allen, the brother OF
the groom. attended him as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony.
the bridal party were entertained at
a breakfast by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Meehan, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Allen left for Biloxi. Miss, where they
will spend several weeks. On their
return they will be at home at 223
Martha street.
The brides going away gown was
a green tailored suit with hat to
match.
Mrs. Allen is the daughter of Mrs.
Robert l.. Hussey. She Is most
lovable young woman and numbers
her friends by the score. Mr.. Allen
Is a young business man of the city.
vINING-HODGEs.
Miss Jewel Hodges, of this city and
Mr.. ANDREW Vining of Birmingham
were married 10. that city on July 10th:
Miss Hodges Is a lovely girl and Is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D,
Hodges. of Montgomery.
MORNING BRIDGE in HON.
= OR OF VISITORS
Atlanta Journal.
Mrs. G. Pitts, will entertain at bridge
Wednesday morning at her home on
Washington street in honor of her
guest, Mrs. G. A. Frank of Selma; Mrs.
Bertha Regenstein OF New York. guest
of Mrs. NJ. d. Blum; Mrs. Aaron Hess,
of Mobile, the guest of her sister Mrs.
Fox: Miss Rosa Stein of Montgomery
and Miss Rose Stern OF Columbus, the
guests of Mrs. A. Blumheld.
The other guests will be Mrs. ].
Feibelman, Mrs. Mailer, Mrs. Elkah,
Mrs. A. Greenfield, Mrs, D. J. Apte of
Tallahassee, Fla. and Miss Sarah
Jacobs.