The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-03
LOTHIAN SOCIAL NEWS.
Numerous Enjoyable Affairs Make
 New Year Glad.

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 Dothan. Jan. 2.--tspecial: IA beautiful and elegant reception was the new years party given to the younger set Thursday evening by Mrs. D. c. Carmichael. in compliment 10 her neice. Miss Mcqueen
 The house was beautifully decorated with trailing vines and cut flowers. Over the arch in the hallway were the mum bers 1902-19O3 in giistening figures repre- senting, of course, the year that has just passed. The young ladies wore costumes representing some month in the year, while four others represented the seasons -aIl en mask. The young men were to She represented, MT. Charles Faircloth winning the prize, a beautiful calendar.
 After this. came very exciting contest with the bow and arrow, with q heart for target. Mir. Bonnet and Miss Hallie Jor- dan seemed to be the most skilled. be- ing the lucky ones. They each received an exquisite gold heart.
 Dainty refreshments were served in courses, while strains of sweet music de- lighted the lovers of good music. Each guest, after being served. was furnished with appropriate souvenirs of the occa- sion. and will finger long and pleasantly in the memory of those who participated.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. William Grant on Oates Street, was on Thursday evening the scene of brilliant occasion.
 
 to Miss Lena Hampton of Kentucky, and Miss Mollie Grant of Headland.
 The decorations in evergreens and pot ted plants. together with the elegant coa- tunes of the guests made charming picture. The evening was passed In in- formal tete-a-tete under the influence of sweet strains of music from the Albany orchestra, which was engaged for the & oc- throughout the evening and many grace ful toasts were given by the gentlemen.
 At a late hour delicious refreshments were served.
 Rev. I. A. White will move in 6 few days to Cuthnert Ga, to which pastorate he has been called. Mir. White is good man and an eloquent preacher, and his Another excellent family is to remove from Dothan. Mir. Baber, senior partner of The Journal, and his family will re- move in the early part of the week. to his old home, Montgomery. Miss Baber is,a beautiful and cultured young woman and in her removal from here, Dothan society will lose valued member.
 Rev. W. D. Hubbard of Raleigh, N. O., who preached at the Baptist Church two Sundays ago to large congregations. both morning and evening. was called to this church last Tuesday evening. Whether he win accept the call has not been ascer- tained.
 MT. and Mrs. James Read Crawford have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Ruth to MT. Pitt Mil- ner Carlisle, on Thursday afternoon, Jan- uary 18th, at o'clock At home, Dothan, Ala.
 Rev. William Martin and wife left We'd nesday for their home in Abbeville, af- ter spending q short while with their daughter. Mrs. J. N. Cureton, on Oats Street.
 After a pleasant visit of c. few days to her aunt, Mrs. J. K. Harris. on Oats Street. Miss Maggie Parks left Friday for her home Montgomery.
 Miss Dinkey, daughter of Conductor Dinkins. arrived in the city last Sunday nght and will make Dothan her future home.
 Miss Fasnie Porter of Troy is visiting Mrs Sid Wilson on West Main Street.
 Dr. Johnson left this week for Texas where he goes to wed Miss PimboId,
 Mrs Mallory Carlisle Is visiting her pa- rents in Thomasville this week.
 Mrs Hennie Hunter of Troy is visiting hes sister. Mrs. J. K. Harris.