The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-06
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One of the most beauului ana eldoofate social functions of tnIs season was the card party given yesterday morning by Mrs. hoDerI Henderson at her nome on .nlldreu street.
 airs. Henderson entertained in compli- menI to her guests, Mrs. Robert Taylor oI knoxvAue, Tenn, ana Mrs. s. R. Delnea of faunsuaie, ana sne with her TWO charming guests Of honor stood In the drawing room to receive her guests. Iier gown was Of white moire witn SIX coraeu iace. Mrs. Taylor was eiesan,.y attneu m white crepe de cnine with trim- mings of cnrysantnemum lace threaded with gold Her jewels were diamonds and opaIs and her mowers white carna- tions. MIs. Bethea was exqdlsiteiy gowned in a tonette of pink siiK crepe with cream lace.
 A taple from which nectar was served was placed in the hal and arranged artislIcaily. On a centre piece Of danny white lace over red satin was silver can oelabra m when red shaded candles burn ed. 1racing of plumosa, vases of ho- man hyacInths anu bowls of blooming Cnlnese hhes competed the charming eI- feet, and Mrs. Maj garet white ana Mrs W. Ii. Hubbard presided.
 The three apartments m which the game of six hand euchre was played at fourteen tables, were in pink and green. Pink shaded lights shed a soft glow over paims. ferns ana a tasteful scheme of decoration in giant smilax, vines of wnlcn were drawn from the chandeliers to the cor ners forming a canopy Of green.
 The prlze was a handsome Rookwood vase and 1t was won by Mrs. w. Il. lis dale.
 The consolation prize. beautiful China bon bon Gsn. fell to Mrs. Joseph Nor wood.
 After the games were concluded and tho prizes awarded. Mrs. Henderson enter laIned her guests at a delicious course iuncneon at the end of which exquisite boxes of bon bons tied with red ribbon, were passed as souvenirs of the occasion.
 The trends who assisted Mrs. lien derson in entertaining and keeping score were:
 Mrs. John Sellers, Mrs. J. D. Burke, Mrs. T. Hannon. Mrs. Warren Brown, Mrs. W. II. Hubbard. Mrs. Margaret W hlte, Mrs. w. T. Chandler and Mrs. Clayton Tullis. Among the other guests were: Mesdames Robert Eiienberg, Joseph Burton, K. F. Ligon. Barrie Holt, Chambers, John Hastings. Il. Bartlett, 0. F. Bartlett, B. Hill, E. C. Fow4er, Lucius Gaslon. Mary Jordan. Halls Jan ney, w. Ii. Tisdale, Charles Tnigpen. l.. l.. Hill, C. r. Jones, A. G. Forpes, War ren Burton, Charles Teasley, Thorington, Bernard Gsston. Ira Vii gin. Alex Troy, McD. Cain, Frank McDonald, Joseph Drum. F. s. Persons, J. Tuilis. w. j. Naftel. J. T. West. G. w. Simpson, t'orney Stevenson, D Carr, W. Nj. Wilkerson, k. r. Stout, W. B. Strat- ford, Tyson, Joseph Norwood, Robert Stringfelow, Wlilim' Gunter, Charles Jackson, Elliot Hannon, B. Johnson, Haywood. Smith, James Andrew. r. NJ. Hilhng, Harmon. Burwell Boykin. J. r. kerral, j. b. Beale. F. Candier, o. C. Maner. Andrews. Martin Baldwin. Hall Willy, Jack Powell, Stout. W. Il. Sey- mour, Sanderson. William Davidson, Isaac DeWees. W. B. W eedon. s. J. MIlIer, William Marks. b. Mcdonald, J. Nj. de- Cottes. J. K. Jackson, Ava Fitzpatrick and Warren Reese.