The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
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@ 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 $ < 4 < % 4 4 .1 Miss Annie Shepard entertained a num- Der of her friends in honor of her yisi- tors. Miss May Shepard of Mofitgomsry. | and Misses Mabel and May McKwen of Louisiana. The entertainment was of an informal nature, and the evening was spent in pleasant games and social con- verse. Quite a pleasant feature of the evening was the game of Guessing Ad- vertisements" composed of bonnet girls. The prize a row of bonnet girls, was won by Miss Annie Kirk DowdelL Delicious l refreshments were daintily served and added much to the pleasure of the even- | ing.-opelika News.
 Mrs. George Shackelford gave & party | to her little son and daughter, Master Young and Miss Julia shackelford. Those present were:
 Misses Lula Belle Matthews Annie D. | McNeal, Edna McMurray, Minnie Lind- | stedt, Mabel Smith. Georgia Richardson, Annie Solomon, Genevieve Smith, Rachel Dorman, Lena Grey and MesBrs. J. W. Syfrett, Brit Matthews, Albert Galatas, Harry Smith, Fred billiard. James An | derson, Richard Thornton, Walter shop pard, Henry Meade and Richard Galatas. Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin entertained at a box party last evening to see Mrs. LeMoyne. The guests were: MisseE Ce- | cile Craik, Jean Craik, Lucille Lahey. Mary seibsls Ball, Louise Hannon, Caro- line Hannon, May Rice, Lily Pelzer, Jo- sic Norwocd; Messrs. Thomas Alexander Gaston Gunter, Joseph Billing, David | Whetstone, Jake Faunce, c. A. Lanier, Reid Save, Jack Kirkland and J. P. Bull | lock.
 "On Monday evening at o'clock the marriage of Miss Blanche Fairchild to Mir. Sidney Johnston White win take place at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Louis H. Fairchild.' This from New Orleans exchange will be of interest to Montgomerians as Miss FairchiId has visited Miss Tatum here | and was very much admired. Miss McElroy of Lebanon. Ky, who has been the guest of Miss Mary seibels Ball for the rAst week has returned home. | She has been one of the most admired and popular of the young ladies who have visited Montgomery this winter. and has received as the guest of Miss Ball many delightful social attentions during her stay here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Fiske former lv of Montgomery, are two of the charm ing persons met with at the social func- tions in Atlanta. They are for the winter
 with Mir. and Mrs. Wooley. Mrs.
 Wooley was as Miss Bessie Rutherford
 one of the most prominent bellies of Georgia.
 Mrs. A. c, Farnville. formerly Miss
 Mary Ray of this city is the guest of
 Mrs Boiling Young. She is on her way
 to Meridian, Miss. where she goes to
 make her home for the future.
 Mir. Tandy W. Toney of Eufauia, Ala, and Mir. John T. Moore of Chicago are
 the guests of Judge and Mrs. Sterling 3
 Toney at the Rogsmors-LouisvilIe Cou-
 rier-JournaL
 Tha Atlanta Constitution of Sunday con.
 tains a pretty picture of Master Earle
 Torentice Andrews, little son of Mir. and
 HEra T. E. Andrews of Montgomery.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Denham of Pensa-
 cola. passed through Montgomery yester-
 dav on their way to visit friends in
 Savannah.
 Mrs. M. Lyon and two sons who have
 been some time with Mrs. B. R. Pearsons
 has gone to citronelle.
 Master aEaxtia Amorous aRd little Bliss
 Isabel Amogoss %egs ths iSEsiE sRtsstaiR-