The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
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SMILES.

SMILES. we can not. of course. all be hand And it's hard for us all to be good: We are sure, now and then. to be lone-
 ly,
 And we don't always do as we should. To be patient is not always easy. To be cheerful Is much harder, still; But. at least. we can always be pleas- If we make up our minds that we will,
 And it pays every time to be kindly. Although you feel worried and blue If you smile at the world and look
 cheerful.
 The world will soon smife back at So try to brace up and look pleas
 ant,
 No matter how low you are down, Good humor Is always contagious, But you banish your friends when you
 frown."
 MISS LORANA CAIN ENTERTAINs. Miss Lorana Cain was hostess at one of the most delightful anairs or the week, on last evening, when she entertained twelve couples at bunet supper in honor of Misses Jett-Aileen Farley and Margaret Hubbard. who leave next week for New York to att tend The Castle" on the Hudson and also for Miss Margaret Coleman, who will attend the Sweetbriar Institute, at Sweetbriar. Va.
 The dining room was attractively decorated with cut flowers for the oc- casion, and here and there pennants were hung giving the room real col iege air.
 scheme of red and green. It was cov- cred with Cluny lace piece over red satin. In the center was beautiful fern. Surrounding this were Malaga grapes and other fruits. making the whole very effective. Silver candel- abra burning white candles with red shades, gave a soft glow over every thing. Suspended from the chandelier above the center of the table was . large brass bowl filled with ferns and roses.
 A delicious two-course luncheon was served. and fruit punch was also enjoyed throughout the evening. After the supper. the remainder Of the evening was spent in dancing. The guests who enjoyed the occasion were: Misses Fedora Randolph. Eliz- abeth Beale. Jett-Aileen Farley, Laura Kennedy, Jean Mapes, Annie Solomon, Jean Griffin, Katie Halls, Vir. ginia Abercrombie. Maggie Hubbard and Margaret Hubbard. Messrs. Ed Teague. Joe Solomon, Harry Randy, Rowell Holt, James Browder, Joe Cain. Virgil Griffin. Rowland Webber. Harolson of Troy. Gather Perry, Sam Englehardt, Ava Fitzpatrick, Dick Stevens and Tom Fitzpatrick. MRS. PICKETT ENTERTAINs
 NAnGVVnnTVl In honor of her sister. Miss Mary Matthews Wadsworth, whose marriage to MT. William F. Brooks will be an interesting event of September Is, Mrs. Charles Pickett entertained a number of friends Wednesday evening elabOrately decorated for the occasion with palms and carnations.
 The punch table, which was placed In the hall. was covered with cluny lace and decorated with white carna- tions and ferns. Miss Peebles presid- ed.
 At the appointed time, a number of handsome linen gifts. which were placed in a white parasol hung from the centre of the room. were showered on the bride-e1ect, who was seated be- meath 1t.
 blue satin. Miss wadsworth was handsomely gowned in white. lingerie and lace.
 Mrs. Wadsworth, mother of the hos tess. who assisted in receiving. wore a grey voile gown.
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 Mrs. A. Sternfeld has returned home after spending several weeks in Waynesville, N. c.
 MT and Mrs. Leo Strassburger, will leave Tuesday for Asheville. N. C., to spend several weeks.
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 Misses Dora and Annie Moore, who have spent the summer in the West have returned home.
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 Prominent among the guests of the Hotel Astor in New York from the Sunny South are: MT. and Mrs. R w. Henderson. and Mir and Mrs. w M Carney; also MT. Emmett Frost, Mrs L. Frost and sons, MT. Carl Steiner. oi Birmingham; MT. and Mrs. M. Cody Mir. F. B, Fisk and Mrs. W. F.. Black of Montgomery.
 Misses Ruby and Maggie Gholson have returned to their home In Fitz- Bryan.
 Mrs. W. M wilkerson and children have returned from Asheville, N. c. where they spent the summer. 
 Miss Orlean Huffman of Fitz- patricks, is the guest of Miss Fannie Ellen Carmichael on Virginia Avenue.
 
 Miss Anna Fillmore and Miss Lucille Gully, have returned from Chicago Kewanee. Preemption and other points in Illinois.
 
 Mrs, H. B. Cozart and Miss Toccoa