The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-27
4Hs. MABsoN'S
 AFTERNOON RECEPTION.

AEVEhNVON RENEE 4S2s' One of the most beautiful and elabo- ate receptions of the season was the sua at which Mrs. T. Fl. Mabson enter ained yesterday afternoon from until o'clock in compliment to her two ,ausnters, Mrs. George Simpson and Ars. John West.
 The apartments in which the callers wara received and entertained were adorned in choice cut flowers. In the front parlor where the receiv- ,nx party stood were pink roses and pink ,hrysanthsmums. Mrs. Maeson received tn q gown of mauve cloth with trim uinSs of white applique and turquoise velyet and held a cluster of pink carna- t,ons. Mrs. West and Mrs. Simpson wore soilets of organdie with yokes of rich lace and trimmings of white lace and held white carnations. Mrs. c. w. Patterson, whe stood with the receiving party was alawantlv xowned in black and white sflk with rufYies of white chiffon and black lace and touches of pink velvet in its building.
 Tn inc reception hall where the punch iabie was arranged and where Mrs. Lo- ren Williamson and Mrs. Forbes presid- ed the decorations were American peau- t,es and red candles in silver candeiabra In the second parlor where at the choco- tate tables Mrs. J. A. Reeves and Mrs. Rep Chapman presided, pink carnations were effectively placed in table vases. In the dining room where delicious re- treatments were served the center piece on the table was large cluster of spien- did yellow chrysanthemums.
 The other friends who assisted in re- reiving and entertaining Mrs. Mabsons callers were;
 Mesdames o. c. Maner Frank McDon- aid, S. o. Cassels, W. M. Ross, George Stowers, Cecil Browne of Talladega, J.. M deCottes, Misses Rebie Berney, Ma mic Bethea. Hodge of Chicago, Annie Rousseau. Annie Tyson. May Tyson, Nina wadsworth. Lela Thompkins, Carrie Jones, Eliza Tatum. Lizzy wilkerson Pauline Hannon. Kate Campbell. May Allen. Josie Hubbard and Nell Williams.
 M,ADAM-HAGAN.
 The following invitatio1s have been is- sued by MT; and and Mrs: George Morgan Request the honor of your presence at the
 marriage of their sister. r
 Teresa Saloma Hagan,
 Mir. Edward Joseph McAdam. Wednesday morning, November Twenty
 Nineteen Hundred and one
 At half past five o'clock,
 St. Peters Church. 'rf
 Montgomery Alabama. s --.
 At Home
 After December the Fifteenth,
 S01 Monroe Street,
 Montgomery, Alabama.
 The marriage of Miss Bessie Hill and Mr. Haywood Bartlette will take place this afternoon at half past 5 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church.
 THEATRE PARTY IN HONOR OF VISITING GIRLS AT THE POST. A party of the officers at Fort McPher- son gave a theatre party at the first hent of the visiting girls at the post. Those who enjoyed the occasion were Lieutenant and Mrs. William Screws Misses Dalton of Massachusetts. Miss Bessie Thorington and Miss ,s. CaroIln' acon,,, Mss Genie West, Captain and Mrs Cleveland WiIcoxon, Miss Lucille Hit Major and Mrs. Case, Lieutenants Dal' bon, Eskridge, Class, Fulmer, Pepper Pike, Kimbrough. Murphy, Persons and Dr. Williams. .-Atlanta Constitution.
 Lieutenant William P. Screws of the .sth Infantry, now on duty at Fort Mo- Emerson. has been ordered to his regt- nent, which is now in the Philippine Is- lands. He will leave on the 18th of De- cember. Mrs. Screws will then return to Montgomery and remain here until his return to the United States next spring Miss Caro Thomas of Eufaula, is the guest of Mrs. William Thomas at her home on Perry Street.
 Miss Florence Dawson of Birmingham, will arrive today and will receive at Mrs.