The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-17
TATE SPRING, TENNESSEE.

Alabama had reason 70 be proud of its representation last Thursday even Ing on the occasion of the large card party given by the young women f, oni Alabama to the other guests al Tate. The hostesses of this very handsome and enjoyable entertainment were Mrs. O. R. Tomlinson of Tate. Mrs. Jno. W. Tomlinson, Miss Roden, Miss B., son of Birmingham, Mrs. A. , Pits, Nus. Davidson, Miss Clark, Mrs. II W@ol- sey. Miss Woolsey of Selml. Mrs. Ieck Ross and Miss Hodgson of Mobile, Misses Haralson any Wyman of Mrnt- gomery, Mrs. Ellis of auburn, and Mrs. deGraffenreid of Greensboro. The first prize, gold crescent set with tIr- quois, was won by Mrs. Farrell of Lit tie Rock. Ark. the second, a silvei pei fume bottle. by Miss Fort Of Chatta- nooga. A set of pearl studs waT won by MT. Merit Vandiver of Mon:Som- cry; the consolation prize, a handsome silver paper cutter, by MT. Graves Of New York. Mrs. Ellis of New ICrk won the consolation for the ladies, a silver locket.
 Following the card party Friday evening was the handsomcst german seen al Tate this summer, given by MT. W. H. Henderson of New York. to the young ladies at the Springs. The german was was led by MT. Horton of Chatta- noogo with Miss Rankin of Atlanta. Ga. MT. Henderson assisting with Miss Woolsey. The favors were beau tiful. noticeably the stick pins present ed to the ladies as souvenir of the ments were served on the porch and speeches and recitations wound up the evening. In the entertainment, MT. Henderson set a pace that others will find 1t difficult to follow.
 On Saturday morning MT. and Mrs. Jack Ross gave a most enjoyable bow ling party in compliment to Misses Haralson of Montgomery, and Miss Hodgson of Mobile. The decorations were huge sunflowers and were most effective. The first prize, a silver mir TOT. was won by Miss Woolsey, and Dr. Felden of Atlanta carried off the hon. ors and the cigars for the men. Miss Hodgson and MT. Boynton of Tala- dega, Ala. brought up the rear in great disorder and were duly rewarded.
 A large party of young people made the trip to Galbraith Springs Sunday. the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. R. El'is of Auburn and MT. and Mrs. Woolsey of Selma. Tn the party was Miss Ella D. Howell of Waynesville, N. C.. who is well known as the beauty of that State and was elected as one of the six most beautiful girls in the United States to represent our country at the Paris Exposition.
 Tuesday evening there was a german of about twenty couples. led by Mir. LIghtfoot of Eufaula with Miss Ran kin. MT. Lightfoot led a beautiful ger man, sparing no pains to make the af- fair a success. After. the german, champagne supper for a chosen few was given by Miss Rankin at her cot tage.
 To give the names of even few of the interesting people here now would be to attempt to write down a large portion of the population of Georgia and Alabama, with parts of Tennessee and several other States thrown in. A few of the recent arrivals are MT. Price Gilbert and Jno. D. Little of Georgia. Mrs. Henry Hall. Miss Carey and Miss Bexter from Mobile. the Misses Hall and Miss McMillan of Knoxville. Messrs. Kirkland and Shorter of Geor- gia. Adamson of New York. Frost of Nashville -adV