The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18
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SOCIETY.

Of beauty and brilliancy. The large re-
ception hall. parlor and dining room were
thrown together and richly decorated
with tropical plants and magnificent
display Of cut flowers.
The hall. was in red with red berrted
holly above the mantel. red roses and
red carnations brought into effective re-
lief against the tall palms, banana plants
and other decorative green's. Tho stair
case was entwined with vines, and in an
alcove punch was served. The table was
superbiy. adorned with laco over rose
satin, and a pfofusion Of American
Beauties. Punch was served by Mrs. Lo-
rem Williamson and Mrs. ]. X. Jackson.
In the parlor the decorative scheme
was pink. The mantel was. banked with
La France roses and asparagus plumosa-
The arch separating this from the room
In the rear was draped with graceful
vines. and above the mantel of the din
ing room which was concealed in a mass
OF white .chrysanthemums an arrange
ment OF palmetto leaves against the wall.
The apartments were transformed into
gardens Of beautiful plants, and the
chandeliers were hanging spheres Of as
paraeus and twining vines. In the rear
of the hall stringed band played va
rfous selections throughout the evening.
ne kuS6t8 VI INC evening WCT0 thc
bridal party who will attend Miss Tatum
and Mr.. jackson at their marriage this
evening, and the friends of the family.
The occasion was one of distinct charm
and elegance.
Mrs. Tatum was gowned In black NOUS
selin over taffeta. Miss Tatum wore a
lovely creation Of turquoise blue liberty
satin trimmed deliberately in tucks and
applique lace.
In the receiving party were Mrs. Loren
Williamson. Mrs. T. B. Wade of Pu-
laski. Tenn; Miss Blanche Fairchild of
New Orleans. and Miss Fannie Janette
Tatum.
MRS. wrNDER IN MONTGOMERY.
Mrs. John H. winder of Columbus. o..
wss = c'iost yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs
@. W.. CD. at Hazel Hedge. She was
on her way from New Orleans. where she
was distinguished delegate to the u. d
C. Convention. Mrs. Winder Is remem.
bered in Montgomery as q charming Wis.
itor at the home Of Or. w. o. Baldwin
when she was young lady and known
as Miss Florence Tucker Of Raleigh, N. c.
She was one Of the most attractive young
women who ever visited Montgomery
bright. interesting and accomplished
with the added culture Of wide travels
at home and abroad. She had a notable
number of admirers, and from the i'm
preston, she is said in the press reports
to have made in New Orleans. she has
lost none of her charm.
Mrs. winder is an enthusiastic Daugh-
ter of the Confederacy. She has estab-
lished a Chapter in Columbus. and her
Chapter work has been caring for the
graves of the Confederate dead who are
buried in that Northern city.
This is the first visit Mrs. Wfnder has
made to Montgomery since the marriage
of Miss Cecile Baldwin. She leaves this
morning for Huntsville. where she Will
visit Judge and Mrs. Richard w. Walker.
MEETING OF THE TINTAGTL.
The members of the Tintagil were en-
tertained yesterday by Miss Theo WEIGH.
at her home on Clayton Street.
The program consisted of A Reading of
the play Twelfth Night" by the mem
bers OF the club: a paper on "Humor as
an Element of Shakespeare's Genius,
by Miss Willie Browning HARRISON; a
talk on "Seste as Compared with Other
Clowns of Shakespeare" by Miss Olive
Pierce. The guests were Miss Lovelace OF
Marion, Mrs. Bruce McClelland of Clar-
endon. Tex. ana Miss Alice Rose of New
York. -.--.s-. ---1----> -~--.-.---
NOTICE TUESDAY CARD CLUB.
There will be business meeting of the
Tuesday Card Club at the home of the
President, Mrs. ]. Kirkman Jackson,
Wednesday, November 10. at II o'clock.