The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-19

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 everywhcre-in the flowers, the cards, the | Ices, and above all. the candies. which were brought from St. Louis and were | triumphs of confectioners' art. Mir. and Mrs. Russell presided. and MT. Russell acted as toastmnster and called on every | man in turn for a speech. Those who re- sponded were Messrs. F.. M. Robinson. L. c. Dorgan, Frank Ward, R. Piaggio, A. P, Bush A. E. Furst, W. G Horn. Lee Partridge. Tho young ladies we're Miss Russell and Misses Mildred Hutton, Grace Bestor, Marie Bush. Ethel Hodg son, Annie Louise Harrison. Mamie Triplett.
 MT. and Mrs W. K. syson gave large card party this evening in compliment to two debutantes, Miss Kate Crawford and Miss Julia Lake. It was a Japanese party-the rooms lighted with Japanese lanterns and the score cards and other details carrying out the same idea. Mrs. George Fearn. Jr., wore Japaneee cos- tune and served the punch. Mrs. Syson was also assisted by Mrs. Ed Fearn. There were twelve tables and a most 1en- joyabls evening was spent by the young people.
 The Tea Club met with Mrs. R. V. Taylor Thursday afternoon, but 1t was an enlarged and glorifed tea club. In- stead of tho eight members only, the husbands were for once admitted into the meetings and in addition a number Of guests were present. It was in the na- ture of a small reception to Captain and Mrs. W. L. Buck. who are spending two months with Captain Bucks sister, Mrs. Taylor.
 Mrs. L. C. Parker of New York is vis- iting her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Quill. Mrs. Parker wore the most beau- tiful costume that was seen at the Buck reception Wednesday afternoon and look ed as pretty as she did when. as Miss Nettie Quill, ghe was one of the most admired girls in town.
 Mrs. Horace warfield of Orange. Tex, arrived here today to be the guest of Mrs. Al Martin, No. 160 St. Francis Street. Mrs. Warfield will go from Mobile to Columbus, Miss, to attend the Eddins- McDowell wedding on December a1, she being a sister of the groom.
 At the Wednesday Whist Club, Mrs. Blanche Klein won the first prize. Mrs. Harry Schwartz the second, Mrs. M. Michael the third. and Miss Rachael Markstein the fourth.
 Master Rogers Brewster celebrated his fifth anniversary Wednesday with a magic lantern party for a few little friends in the neighborhood.
 Miss Dora Northington. who has been the guest of Miss venetia Danner, left Wednesday night for visit to friends in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Wright of Pen- sacola came over Wednesday to attend the Prince-Kelly wedding.
 Mrs. Inge selden left Wednesday even- ing for Greensboro, Ala, to spend the holidays with her family.
 Mrs. Martin Smith and son left today for Birmingham to spend Christmas with Mrs. Smiths parents.
 Mrs. P. D. Barker left this afternoon for New York to visit her daughter dur ing the holidays.
 Miss Daisy Forcheiiuer has returned from a delightful visit to Mrs. Ben Greil in Montgomery.
 The Pivot Whist Club met this after noon at the residence of Mrs c. S. Shaw han.
 Mrs. F. E. Overall will entertain the Do As You Please Club tomorrow after neon.
 Miss Daisy Adler of Selma is the guest for the winter of Mrs. Louis Schwartz.
 Miss Sadie Tavl-v ''' '','" afternoon for Montgomery to visit friends.
 There was a game of basket ball at the Y. NJ. C. A. this evening.
 The Pathfinders will not meet again un- til after the holidays