The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-19
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green with palms and vines. inter- mingled with the violet hue which made complete the Club colors." and this was the tone throughout, even to the delicious refreshments served in courses. Mrs. Mortimer Futile. the Vice-President. presided over the table from which was served the fruit sher- bet.
 The literary cast of the entertain ment was Shakespearian, ushered in by a sonnet of "the thousand-souied Shakespeare" we'll rendered by Miss Moore. A "Shakespearean Medley" fol- lowed in which the Club participated with the result that Miss Davie and Miss Hattie McGehee arranged the highest number of correct quotations. Miss Davie receiving the handsome volume of Shakespeare at the final award. Each member retained the book of quotations as souvenir or most enjoyable occasion. The guests were Miss Clemons of Andover, Mass, Miss Mabson of Union Springs, and NrS. d. w. TdtlCiS Soh'
 AT A DINNER.
 MT. William Hurter entertained at dir Ter last evening at the home Of his mother on Madison Avenue. The guests were: Misses Marjorie Matchin, Olive Pierce, Florence Daw- yon and Ethel Marks; Messrs Edward Burton, Leslie Gilbert, Clifford A. Lanier, Jr., and Temple Seibels.
 A BEAUTIFUL PARTY
 AT ALLENDALE. On Friday evening at their beautiful yurburban home, Allendale, the Misses Allen entertained at a lovely progress live game party.
 The lawn and verandas were lighted and decorated by Japanese lanterns, and the apartments within were ex- uuisite in a lavish adornnent of pottAd and cut flowers. At tables various games were played and guest found his or her game playing capacity tested in many directions, as progress sion from dominoes" to "cards," "cards" to authors was made.
 The prizes were offered, one for the gentleman. which was won by MT. Noble Wiley and one for the ladies, which was awarded to Miss Pauline Hannon. ~x.t1
 Later in the evening luncheonE was served at the tables. where the Igames bod hoan plaVed .--.sS . 4
 A PRETTY CARD PARTY. s-t
 Miss Marietta Jones entertaipsd the San souci Stub Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. She was assisted in re- ceiving by her aunt, Mrs. George F.. Moore and the Misses Lallie and Mary Moore.
 The decorations in front parlor, were white roses, red and white carnations and ferns. The back parlor aad recep- tion hall in which the games were played were masses of the wild pink primroses, bamboo vines, magnohae, palms and potted plants. The score cards were miniature Japanese fans tied with red ribbons. upon each table a fan was placed for which the players cut. pIb
 The guest prize, a bronze statute, was won by Miss Clara TennIiie; tne club prize, a cameo placque, was won by Miss Woods.
 Miss Jones was gowned in white organdie over taffeta with red and white carnations. Mrs. Moore wore white lace, trimmed in satin ribbon, yellow and red carnations.
 Misses Moore were attired in black and white organide.
 The game was six-hand euchre and the guests were:
 Mesdames Hardwick Ruth, Riggs, Netcalfe, Barry William Marks, Manor, Banks. Foster, Harmon. Jack son; Misses Mary Troy. Annie Troy, NJ. Halls, Laura and Bessie Hill. Gabriela Watts. Hattie and Corinne Woods, Fannie Pickett, Sallie Fillmore, Bert Pickett. Sallie Halls, Annie Tyson. Mae Tyson. Tennille Madge and An