The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-17
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 5. Q. D. c. CONVENTION.
 4k wAs . rare privilege to the mem - eEthe nth annual convention to e< In the Bluff City and be the re- clBen~ts of tic cAarming hospitality 4l1penscd by its cultured people. From <Ge lime ''all out for Eufauia'' on Mon 41y Afternoon until the departing train m aboard" was heard on Thwsday 1opGn4rg there wss . continuous round 6k gesasure. f,
 < UoaA sitizea visd with, the sthsr = be t1e perfect host or 1ostesa
 zhere were between the morning and 0lletneon sessions charming smau
 ncticns in funchsnns ana dintsgs. A. TT the adjournment In afternoon driv- G5G part1es filled the hours uatis beau <fkul teas held sway, untI later in the 1veuGg bslEiant. receptions. rausfcsies. 1nMm 1ssss a.d Ae Hemss completed &1e AnD Aavv eu1symsnt.
 x1o vlbeeSvs to Eu1sulA wsss not the nu6DGD Sf ths 'Ds1UAesrs' stsne sut Of ox1y elsosa sf snfs Dssussfuf town on tho Hum sf tbs CAaetaAoeehes river. H15Ik ous accord tnsy wsscsnsd. as if s tto r1saGurs weys ait their own, the onSoosG suAsss Sf S,Is BarbouT County cknwosr el ths DangA4sss of the Con- 1S0ogaey.
 A 1AUxuUL oEnEAN-
 un Monday evening numeer ef - sueu entertained at . deaightful resunau - Kasrs Hall. complimentary fo 9ke vasftanw ysuug rladisss The dance -. 1od by Mfr. Lewrenes AAghffoee nr6 1nInW Mary xAssis Thweatt. eosA IT Eufanla.
 1r1k CxHxruN AT LUNCHEON.
 on ruusdny at o'clock Mrs. Victoria ". Clavfou entertained . small party &nlextfualy at luncheon. The floral x.esfafSpas wsre swestpeas and roses
 nhose pssssnt were Mesdanaes Mar ~arst c,aneeue ,. 2. Klrkpesr1ck, R. A 1.se Cssnsna&, ,. M. de cstsss, Mfss n19ry Clayton. Heu. Henry D. CsAy- fcn ana MT. Lee Clayton.
 1frs. Cfaytou. q grxndly. sweet, gen. k1ewou6an Sf t1s old school, is above all harselE but loves the other things enaf s<he is. and has been. The wire cf ce1exxI Clayton: the widow of the r~eafdent Of flne University of Ala baaa3; me mother Of Hon. Henry D. xs~Ntong Congressuan. and or Berrram <slarf6fE sExaC Congressman and now of- rsrsfss ii ''fke United States army. and zfiss Mary Clayton, Registrar Alabama 1,ivfAon, U, D. C.. and custodian Ala s,.saa. rs5rs- ss Confsdersss Museum at 1aiobmond. Mrs. Clayton is above all herself. Just the woman one expects xo neex in the author of her lovely s xaa,< sraack and White, Under the Old :. s,s~tme.y which tells the story of, her ,sys. the lfs of a Southern Lady <vs.,,, inc time when. ,Eufaula was an Indian vsslaes, on through those early troublcus times. on through late tsoue- lot,s times of the civil war. on throuGh the time oe re-eenstruction to the new conditioHs asser the war; and te ths dava ef 4he growing prosperity of later days. up to the living present. Hon. Henfy C4ayson, as most, is or the schooI If Southern gentlemen. that makes him neem fhefefna hAs mothers contempo- rary. Csurteous, kind and bEaany' IL ss .sefI that some such men represent Alabama at the National capital.
 A ABnrrzGANT RECEPTION.
 f,n Tuasday evening MT. and Mrs. q. ouios entertained at brilliant ....~,.4iov. an commitment to the visitors zaxhered at Eufaula. Their elegant horns was profusely adorned in sweet peas ana roses. MT. and Mrs. Guice recetved their guests in the drawing room, assisted by Miss Mary Clayton nrrs. E. Y. Dent. Mrs. H. M. Weeden.
 A suecial feature of the floral deco <atfons. which was very much admired was a Southern Cross of Honor made of rsd and white blossoms and sus- nensssd from the chandelier in the Hrawsng-room. ...
 Al sumptuous course luncheon was served on the grand square haif-en- leiosed porch. where gorgeous palms, Ferns and blooming plants were mass ad i. in artistic arrangement. In the xa,ssis room the mantle was banked with sweet-pea blossoms. and there' during the evening, the guests were sielishted with a musical program which included vocal solos from Miss stella Toy. Miss Helen Mangham and Mrs. T. H. Doughtie. and vocal duets by Miss Della Kouski and Miss Cordie Guice.
 The parlors, reception hall. music room and porch were thronged with guests during the entire hours. attest Ing the popularity of those accomplish nd host and hostess.
 UELTGHTFUL LAWN
 PARTY AND MUSICALE.
 me members of the Barbour Chap fer entertained at a notably elaborate -sasz,azsse -asz,azsse isGs=~z lawn party and musicale OIi "wednesday evening at the handsome home of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Weeden, sn compliment rto the members of the U. D. C.. Convention and other visitors to Eufaula-
 The lawn was lighted with strings of Japanese lanterns, and all about it were placed tables beautifully appoint ed. at which refreshments were served.