The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
MRS. M,DoNALD's RECEPTION
 TO PRESENT MISS wADSWoRTH

MKS. MI JUN ALL o bESG6 AAS~s
 TO PRESENT MISS WADSWoRTH Mrs. Frank Mcdonald entertained at brilliant reception yesterday afternoon and evening at which she presented to her friends her debutante sister. Miss Jennie Wadsworth.
 The lovely home on South Street was exouisitely decorated and brilliantly lighted. The reception hall was arrang ed in A scheme of red and green. Potteo crimson geranenums; vases or carha'ioHs and splendid palms and ferns ana req shaded candles carried out the plan. The front parlor where Mrs. McDonaio anu her sister, Miss Nina Wadsworth stood with the fair guest of honor, MISS Jennie wadsworth to receive and present the callers. was in green and white, Southern srnilax. white ribbon bows. white candies with roses and carnations were arustl- cally placed to produce charming et- feet. Mrs. Mcdonald was elegantly gowned in grey grenadene over taffeta trimmed elaborately in white liberty silk emhroi- dered in black. and held white roses.
 M Wadsworth wore an exquisite toilette of white lace with chfnon runies and held pink roses.
 In the second parlor the tones were pink and green The table was arranged with a centre piece of Battenberg over pink satin on which was placed bowl of pink roses from which a gauzy scarf floated to the chandelier.
 In the third apartment given siP to the entertainment of the guests was the col fee table at which Miss Pauline Harmon and Mrs Samuel ]. Cassels presided and the punch table, presided over by Mrs. Edward Burton. The bowl was set in silver and packed about with crushed ice over which hung luscious punches of malaga grapes producing striking effect.
 The coffee table was presided over in the evening by Miss Florella McDonald and the hostess of the punch table was Miss Jamie Watts
 The friends who assisted Mrs. Mo- Donald in the afternoon were :
 Mesdames J. L. Gaston. J. P. Burton J. D. Burke. W. w. Hill. w. G. Pat terson, Donald Mcdonald. Alex Troy, J. Walter Black. Samuel J. Cassells. E Wagner. o. F. Bartlett. Robert Tender son; Misses Mary Mcdonald, Jamie Bell, Jamie Watts, Pauline Hannon.
 Tn the evening: Misses Willie Allen, Lucretia Wyman, Olive Pierce, l.. Vass Agnes Carr, Annie Rousseau, Eliza Tatum. Fannilee Martin, Kate Davidson Louise Marks. Bird Dunham, Lizzie Lee Wood. Mary Arlington, Frances Tatum May Tyson, Bessie Smith. Mattie Wilkin- son. Edna Joseph. Mary Kirkpatrick Lucie Winter. Lllie Pelzer. Margaret Crommelin, Annie May Dimmick Annie Smith. Mattie Mcqueen, Kate Campbell
 MRS. YoUNG'S CARD PARTY.
 Mrs. J. S. Young entertained a larg' number of friends at a beautiful care party yesterday afternoon at the hom' of her mother. Mrs. B. R. Warren oi South Court Street.
 The game was six hand euchre whicl was played at seven tables. The doubl parlors in which the games were playe were beautified by q tastful placing c roses and tracings of smilax and ighte by red tapers in silver candelabra.
 The prize, a beautiful dresser tray, wa won by Miss Caro- Thomas and Miss Bir Dunham. On cutting Miss Durham ws the lucky winner.
 The consolation prize. a silver an cut glass powder box, was won by Mis- Kate Davidson and Miss Hails, who ci again Miss Halls winning.
 Mrs. Young's guests were: Mesdame George McCombs, Charles P Anderson George Simpson John West, John San ford. Jr.. l.. w. Hunter. Sutherlin Noble Dennis Carr. Mortimer Futile Eldrig Norton. Owen Nelson. C. H. Roquemor, Isaac DeWees, T. C. McKeither. Albef Brame. O. c. Maner. Jack Powell, lii zie Reeves; Misses Francis Gay. Bessi Teague, Johnson of Selma. Lucy Sayr Lucy Randolph, Kate Davidson Hunte Of Selma, Nellie Wilkinson, Mattie Wi kerson. May Allen. Camilla Brame, Id Gunner Kendall of Marion. Robinson ( Marion. Rosalie Sayre. Virgfe Burtol Bessie Durham. Bird Durham, Miami Halls Sallie Halls. Eliza Tatum. Car Thomas, Carrie Jones, Mary Troy Ma tie Woods. Corinne Woods. Margur. Dimmick and Annie May Dimmick
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