The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

z 'essary to wait till the majority of wo- men asked for 1t. The change now under discussion is to be judged on Its merits. In the light of history. the indifference of most women and the opposition of a few must be taken as a matter of course. It has no more rational significance new than 1t pas had in regard to each previous step of wemen's progress.
 . < < 4 4 4 < << . IN SOCIETY. . >%% 4 < < Y < < < <> IN COMPLIMENT
 TO MISS HAYES. ! Mrs. M. E. Terrell was the delightful hostess at an unusually enjoyable six handed euchre party at which she en- tertained yesterday afternoon in com pliment to her neice Miss Hayes of Louisville.
 Mrs. Terrell surrounded herself on this occasion with charming party of friends and the result was an after noon of thorough enjoyment.
 The hall and two other apartments of the pretty home on Lawrence Street, that were given up to the entertain ment of the guests were beautifully adorned in a profusion of choice cut flowers and rare potted plants and ferns. In the hall brilliant reds were used and in carrying out the tone the flowers were Crimson Rambler. sweet peas, geraniums and nasturtions. In the front parlor roses. sweet peas. and bridal daisies were placed in artistic arrangement And in the second par Tor ooriopsis. marguerites and sword ferns added their beauty. Mrs. Ferrell was assisted in enter taining her guests. keeping the score and presenting the guest of honor by Miss Braughton and Mrs. W. H. Sey- mour.
 The first prize was lovely brass clock. and was won by Mrs. Charles westcott. The second prize, a beau- tiful lace handkerchief, was won by Mrs. Daniels of, Pensacola, who is the kuSSt OI 1zlTbs Ss LodA tACtbSs The consolation prize. a handsome beer stein. fell to Mrs. Harry shanks. When the games were concluded and the prizes awarded delicious course luncheon was served.
 Miss Hayes is a charming young wo- man who on previous occasions when she has visited Montgomery has won popularity and admiration. She was gowned yesterday afternoon in an ex- quisite toilet of white and green organdie with white ribbons. The guests were: Mesdames L. B. Whitfield. o. P. Bartlett, Robert Hen- derson, F. M. Billing, Roquemore. W. F. vandiver. J. D. Burke. Harry Shanks, John Tullis, Glenn Andrews.
 W. J. Drum, Charles Westcott W. S.
 Mattel, Seth Gordon. Daniels. J. A. Kirkpatrick, J. M. deCettes. Misses Trey, Sadie wyman. Hattie Mcqueen. Bessie Hill, Laura Hill. Agnes Carr, Pickett, Nina Wadsworth, Florence Powell, Caro- Thomas, Hulet Trapp, Eliza Tatum, Eliza Arlington, Olivia Arlington, Martin, Kate Blue. Lizzie Leigh Wood, Mary Johnston. Margaret Crommelin, Gabrella Watts, Martha i woods, Coriune weeds, Kate Sis;sssr Willie Haralson, Mabel Williams of | Mobile.
 Dr. W. M. Wilkerson has returned | from Pass Christian, Miss, where he has been for two weeks. Mrs. Will | kerson and their little girl, on whose | account they went to Pass Christian, | remain there. Their many friends will | be pleased to know that the little girl | is much improved.
 | Mrs, J. B. Hawthorn, who has been
 the guest of Mesdames Wyman and Lahey on Goldthwaite Street, has re-
 turned to her home in Richmond. Dr Hawthorn will leave today.
 Mrsf Frank Lockwood has issued invitations to card party at which she will entertain on Friday morning
 at Il o'clock.
 | Mrs. H. T. Stewart of Greenville
 Miss. is visiting the family of her ia.
 ther. MT. w. c. Ray, Jr., at Highland Park.
 Miss Bessie Hollan of Troy, who hal
 been visiting Miss Eloise Reynolds, S1!
 Adams Street, returned home las
 night.
 Miss Ida May Yancy of Port Lavaca
 Tex. is visiting the family of MT. w
 I. R. Thompson on Bellinger Flights.
 Miss Annie Rousseau will entertain the Saturday Card Club on SaturdaN
 afternoon at o'clock.