The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
WOMEN ano SOCIETY T.. J: ; ........,
andtoth
SOME DAY.
RoMslie Armistead Higgins


An, great the loving kindness we will
TO ali who pass our way
All many are the loving words we
which we will speak--some day.
wen soethe a grief. heart make gay.
Put sunshine in some life.
To aid the world we'll ind q way,
And ease some pain and strife.
Wen reach a gentle. helping hand
And raise from sin or sorrow
some faItering one. and bid him stand,
And cheer h1m-some tomorrow.
Dear heart--list we'll the words say
Tomorrow--cometh never.
Israse that word-ch Dose tnis-Today,
Ere love Is lost forever.
The words of life are-Here and Now.
As Time speeds on his way,
No promise made, nor future vow,
OF what you'll do-Some Day.
For each and all Night comes apace.
Works in Todays sunshine.
It'll every hour with love and grace.
And kindly deeds divine.
IS Pearl German Reed
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
Happiness Is a wayside flower that
grows along the highways OF useful
ness.--Richter.
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PARTIES OF THE FUTURE.
When Sunday comes without So
ciaI Calendar. then you may be sure
that times are indeed dull along social
lines.
This week, however. promises several
affairs of interest. On Tuesday after
noon from to o'clock. Ella Waugh
Patterson will entertain at an Italian
Garden party. in honor of her guests.
Misses Moreno. O'Neill. Zarecor. and
Vaughn and in the evening she VIII
entertain at an italian game party.
On Wednesday evening the Inter Sc
Club will give dance at Oak Park.
On Thursday evening the o. p. X.
Fraternity will give a dance at Oak
Park in honor of Miss Ella Waugh
Patterson and her house guests.
On the evening of Thursday. Septem-
Der 2. the Sigma M Fraternity will en-
terrain their friends at q dance at
Pickett SPRINGS
INDIVIDUALITY.
The world needs more individuality
In its men and women. II needs men
and women with the Joy of individual
freedom I'd their minds. the red blood of
purpose in their hearts. and the cour-
age Of truth in their souls. They
should feel II a privilege to live brave
" on the higher levels OF life. fighting
Oh for what they feel is right. undaunt-
ed by trial, and failure. Their hearts
sweet. despite ali the worlds Injustice;
Through their whole natures should
surge the glad. inspiring consciousness
that they. are not mere units on
census list not human bricks nodded
IN deadly uniformity by conventional
ity. but Observation-Disclosures or
course, II 10 not easy-it was not In
tended to be easy-but. oh. 1t is worth
while.
MISS DAVIS ENTERTAINs..
Miss Emma Davis entertained Q num-
her of her friends at a tacky party on
Friday evening last at the hospitable
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Davis. on Cleveland Avenue.
The party spent a most delightful
evening, one that will not be forgotten
soon. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. J. w. Davis. and Mrs. ]. A.
Watkins OF Pensacola. Fla.
The prizes were won by Miss Belle
holland and Pierce Ramsey.
Those present were: Misses Emma
Davis. Della Thornhill. Matte Nc
Lean, Ola Mclean. Belle Holland. Pearl
Holland, vineza Coleman. Mavis Cole
man, Hattie May Lyrla and Myrtle Da-
Wis; Nessrs. Raymond Shores, w. o.
Mclean. j. w. Morris. ]. p. Hurley.
&tQHN b, lTraWeek, a. d. bra0i6y Al
bert Cronier, Louis Joplin. r. r. Neal.
I. j.. Coleman. Baker. Lawrence. z. H.
Conneli, Pierce Ramsey and Neil Nc
Lean.
MISS LOIS sToCKEY ENTERTAINS.
Miss Lois Stuckey entertained most
enjoyably at porch party on Friday
evening at her home on Summit Street
in honor Of her guest, Miss Gene Gam
ole, OF Wetumpka.
The game of bid domino was played
and two prizes were awarded, hat pin
TO Miss Beth White. of Troy, and
book to Mr.. Gus Gilmer.
After the games delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Albert vandegrift and Mrs.
Clarence Stuokey assisted in serving.
The guests were: Misses Gene Gam
BILE, Beth White. Ida Gerald. Myrtle
Crumpton. Sue Hines. Lois Stuckey;
Messrs Gus Gilmer. Shepnerd White OF
Troy, Tom Coghill. Frazier Kolb, Eric
Hart of Wetumpka. Ray Thornberry,
Gerald Bunkley, Earl Stuckey.
IN HONOR OF MONTGOMERIANs.
A most enjoyable picnic and ish fry
was given by a congenial crowd OF
young people yesterday at Mathews
Station, Ala, in honor of the Misses
Matthew's house guests. Misses Kate
Durr and Annie Judkins Bullock, of
Montgomery, Mr.. W. H. Baker, of