The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-09

pr. Lay, Dr. Mason. Davidson, mc- Queen, Crenshaw, Wallace. Wilkerson. Sayre. Hickey. Oates, Stewart. Caring ton. Parker, Hannon,s stolienwerek, Mc- Neel. Winchester Bruce. Wyman. Powell, Benjamin. Hubbard, Parrish Petry, wyly. Randolph. Finch. Hep kins, Noble, Stires, Robert Teague' Hendrix, E. T. Stewart. Fields, Halls. Lasseter, Aiston Pickett. Gus Tatum' Enlmet Seibeis. pr: Billing. Chandier' Churchill Marks, Howe, Hardy Mc- Gehee, Tyson, Robbins, Vardeman. Bet " Marion. I3rame. Gaston Gunter. Watts. Hannon, Joseph. Morrisette. J. Davidson, Noble Billing. J. Browder' E, Browder. Harris, A. P. Tyson. Jr" Dent, Moore, Foster. Butt, F. Wniting' Brown. Lewis, .Lightfoot, B.McGenee' Troy. Perry. F. L. woodruff. pr. Lasiie' Major Thurston. Edgar. J. M. Brow der.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE.
 The Mothers Circle held It's meet ing Thursday morning with Mrs W. M. Hudson. s23 Sayre Street. There was a large attendance. Full re- ports were heard from the different committees. and new work undertahen by the club. u. erary program was carried out, Wnicn consisted of the following well reao
 Moral Requirements" by, Mrs. Jones; Mental Requirements" bright, tactful paper full of sparkling wit. by Mrs. c. O. Hewlett. A selec- ton read by Mrs. Charles smith on "Physical Requirement" concluded e most enjoyable program, after wnich Mrs. Hudson in her usual charming manner entertained her guests at luncheon. The club then adjourned to meet next on January 27, when lec- ture will be heard by Dr. W. A. Bel" lers on the Ideal Child" of 12 years.
 7. -AS
 THE SECOND OF MRS. ROMANS
 SERIES OF ENTERTAIN MENTs.
 Mrs. Sigmund Roman entertained early in the week at the second or series of small affairs which she has planned for the period or Mrs. M- D. Hyman's visit to her.
 The form of hospitality on Tuesday was in the way of a floral guessing contest The successful contestant was Mrs. Scheuer of Eufaula, and she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of sweet peas and white hyacinthS
 A course luncheon was served
 Mrs. Hyman Is proving most popu- lar visitor to Montgomery, many afs fairs being given in her honor since her arrival from New York for her first Southern visit.
 WEST END EMBROIDERY CLUB,
 A number of the most prominent la dies of West End met at the residence of Mrs. J. E. Lloyd Tuesday after noon and organized an embroidery club. The following officers were elected: Mrs. R. l.. Graham. Presi- dent; Mrs. Sam Burge. Vice-Presi- dent: Mrs. J. S. Nelson, Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. J. B. Clements. Mod orator. After the business was dis posed of the hostess served delicious refreshments, after which the meet ing adjourned to meet with Mrs. pr" Sadler the first Tuesday in next month.
 This organization is social In its nature and Is the first inaugurated Tn this section of the city.
 
 THURSDAY ENTERTAINMENT.
 Thursday noon. Mrs. Henry G. Ev- ans, IT.. entertained at bridge, compii- mentary to Mrs. Thomas J. Heflin. of Birmingham, who is visiting her siSs ter, Mrs Victor Hanson. After the game a delightful luncheon was served. The guests were Mrs. Mae CrOmme- lin Wood, Mrs. Warren Reese, Mrs, Stewart Mackenzie. Mrs. Warren Ty- son. Mrs. Pope Seals. Mrs. Victor Han son, Mrs. Thomas J. Heflin.
 Mrs. Tyson won the prize, beau tiful enamel belt pin.
 MRS. COLsTON. HERE.
 Mrs. Electra Semmes Colston of Mobile arrived last night for brief visit to the family of her brother. Mir RanhaaI SemmeR 5I S CsoldthWaite