The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-29
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 Another large affair will occur on the evening of December 10, when pr. ana Mrs. William Mastin will formerly intro duce their daughter. Miss Zemma- A large cotillion will serve as the means of introduction instead of the more for nal reception, and their own pariors not being large enough to comfortably ac- commodate large number of dancers. the affair win take place at German Re lief Hall Miss Mastin will make her entrie into the social world under very fa- vorable auspices. She is unquestionably ono of the handsomest girls, not only of the debutantes. but of al the town. with repose of manners and self possession remarkable in one who has not yet made her first bow. A brilliant winter is pre- dicted for her.
 Another young girl who is soon to be formally introduced is Miss Gertrude Smith. youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gregory l.. Smith. She is already a great favorite with the younger set and bids fair to equal the popularity of her elder sister. Miss Hattie. Although the invitations are not yet out, it is under stood that q cotillion in Miss Gertrude's honor will be gfven early in December.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. P. J. Acker will give Kitchen party in Miss Kate Irwip's honor. This does not mean by any means that the entertainment takes place In the kitchen. Far from it-but ev- cry guest is expected to bring small contribution to the kitchen of the bride elect.
 Other Shower" parties will be given for this popular young woman during the week.
 The friends of Mrs. James Grey Thom- as. Jr., sympathize with her in her re- cent bereavement. the suden death of her mother. Mrs. Chase, in Topeka, Kas. Mrs. Thomas and Mir. Clarence Chase left immediately for Topeka on receipt of the news.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Hearn Irwin have is- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Kate Bayard, to Mir. Edward Conway Hughes. on Tuesday afternoon. December the eighth, at three o'clock. at Christ Church. Mobile. Ala.
 Capt W. F. Tebbetts gave a delightful little supper in his rooms Thursday even ing. His guests were Misses Una Dorgan, Jessie Whiting, Grace Bestor, Mrs. will Porter. Perrine Bestor, Lyman Dorgan and J. B. Waterman.
 The annual reception of the Athelstan Club will be December IS, and will be, as always, one of the most enjoyable fea- lures of the season.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Joseph McPhillips have returned from their wedding trip and are at home at Mrs. Rachel Heustis's on St, Joseph Street.
 Tea was served at the Country Club this afternoon by Mrs. Willard Kirkbride, Miss Elcie Fry and Miss Margaret Billups.
 Messrs. l.. O. Fry, G. R. Vaughan and Santos Rubera, Jr., returned today from a successful hunt at Katherine.
 Miss Elizabeth Kelly has returned from Pensacola, where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wright.
 The Doasyouplease Club will be enter tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Mat thew Brewster.
 Miss Amanda Moore is expected home early this week and Chat will shortly be resumed.
 Miss Una Dorgan will entertain the Dis cards Wednesday at her home on St. Jo- seph Street.
 Miss Rae Breed of New Orleans, is the guest of Miss Vivian Wilson.
 Mrs. Frank Overall vii entertain at a luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
 The Shakespeare Club held its regular weekly meeting today.