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 sURPRIsE LUNCHEON.
 On Wednesday at noon the Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway con ductors gave a surprise luncneoh .o about thirty conductors who nAd as sembied at their hall Tor Fes"'"' meeting. s When the business session had ad- tournsd the conductors were invited n, to the hall adjacent where peAutIuI luncheon was spread. The taoic was decorated with American Beauty roses and carnations. The guests of honor were MT. ana Mrs, J. c. Keen. who were en Ioute to their home in Louisville, Ky. irolh New Orleans. where they nao peeh up-' on their wedding journey. Mir. Keen is the General Chairman or the Order of Railway Conductors and stopped off in Montgomery especiaiiy to attend this meeting.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary Is proving splendid social factor in. the order ana numbers In its personnel, many able and attractive women
 BOARD OF CITY MISSIONS.
 At the home of Mrs. W. H. Thomas, President, was held on Friday morning q meeting of the Board of City Ms sions. Reports were made of the vari- ous lines of work being undertaken by the organization.
 The Sabbath School in North Mont gomery was the subject of an interest ing report. The meeting held there on last Sunday afternoon by Mir. Jacobi was thought to have been of great ben- eft, seventeen conversions having re- suited.
 The primary work of the school un- der Mrs. Evanss leadership Is doing fine work. She also conducts prayer meetings on Thursday afternoons.
 After the business of the Board was concluded, Mrs. Thomas served re- treatments.
 MRS. HERMAN LOEB EN-
 PERTAINS AT CARDS. On Friday. Mrs. Herman Loeb enter- tained very handsomely in honor of Mrs. Alexander SabeI and Mrs. Zach erias. of Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs. Oscar Kalish, of New York. and Miss May Bernheim, of Birmingham
 The game played was cards, and the flowers used in the decorations were pink carnations. A four-course lunch con was served. The first prize was a silver hat brush and was won by Mrs. Meyer Greil. The second prize, a jeweled hat pin, was won by Miss Belle Reinach. The guests were, besides the guests of honor; Mrs. Sam Babel. Mrs. Nose Sabel, Mrs. Mey- CT Greil. Mrs. Lehman. Mrs. Sophie Hertz, rMs. Mollie Woilner. Mrs. Sig man Loeb. Miss Dorothy Ensel, Mrs. Long of Greenville, Mrs. Morris Fran kel. Miss Flossie Lazarus, Miss Las lrus.
 WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER,
 CHILDREN OF CONFEDERACY. The members of the Winnie Davis Chapter, Children of the Confederacy. met Saturday afternoon at the Carne- gle Library. when they were most de- iightfully entertained by talk by Miss Toccoa Cozart, on the life and character of the Daughters of the Con- sederacy, in whose honor the chapter was named, the late lamented Winnie Davis, and a talk by Mrs. M D. Bibb upon recollections concerning the Con- federacy.
 The roll call of the chapter reveals a membership of seventy. Miss Helen Thomas was elected President; Miss Margaret Hannon, Secretary; Miss Louise Gunnels, Treasurer.
 The next meeting will be held with Mrs. E. P. Holt at Cloverdafe. on April g..
 f MONTGOMERIAN ENTERTAINED.
 On Thursday afternoon of last week Mrs. Sig Mayer honored her sister, Mrs. Mechlenberg of Oklona, Mss. with an euchre party. The floral decorations were American Beauty roses. After the games were over twas learned Mrs. Joe Simons had captured the pretty lace collar given as a prize.
 The out-of-town guests, Mrs. Ga- briel of Montgomery, and Mrs. Meek lenberger were presented with prizes, and Mrs. Grass was presented with the ~riz hntf nf Jff An interesting feature of this enter tainment was drawing for souvenirs. Hid away among the American Beauty roses were numbers of cute little sou venirs for which each guest drew. The hostess then gracefully served an ele- gant lunch.-Demopolis Times. MISS BATTLE OF MONT
 GOMERY ENTERTAINED. Miss Matte Morris Entertained a few friends at her home Monday evening. Those present were: Misses Battle of Montgomery, Donaldson of Ensley, Margarete Mcleod, Mattie Morris. Messrs. Hugh Brown. Tom Wood Will Hendricks and Warner Thompson.
 The order of the evening was pro. gressive conversation.
 salad course with chocolate was served d.-Sylacauga Advance. MRS. BERNHEIMER'S DINNER. r Mrs. Louis Bernheimer. during the week, gave an elaborate dinner in hon. or of Miss Olga Wittelsofer of St. Louis. and Miss May Bernheim. Of Birmingham.
 LYON-SINGER.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Davis entertained at dinner Saturday night complimentary to their niece, Miss Florence Lyons.