The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
Mohila Society News.

In honor of Miss eneta Danner and Miss Corlnne Orton. two most attractive l debutantes. Mrs. c. S. Shawhan enter tained at a Progressive Peanut Party this evening. Five tables, on each an oval
 bowl filled with peanuts, four hat-pins
 tied with red and brown ribbons, the pea nut colors. and four paper bags, were the paraphernalia with which the game est number of goobcrs before the ringing of the bell progressing as In cards. The scores were kept with crescent-shaped cards on which was written. 'I know somethin' I ain't goin to tel,' the re- mainder of the jingle completed by wa ter-color sketch of three little niggers in D, anut she'll" For each game. peanut was tied to the card by red rib
 bons. Instead of prizes. everybody re- ceived as souvenirs poster picture,
 Fiorodora girls for the men. Gibson men for the girls.
 In the dining room the same color scheme prevailed red geraniums and red lights on the table and potted plants and flowers about the room. From the chan
 delier ropes of peanuts hung down and were fastened to the corners of the ta-
 bles by punches of baby ribbon, brown and rcd The centre piece was Roose- welt pie, presided over by big black doll,
 and in this pie were small black dolls, and ono prize, silver peanut. The guests were Misses Orton, Danner. Nellie Friend, Ernestine Cook. Mildred , Hutton. Edith Toxey. Josephine Mickle, Julia Lake. Mabel Bilgood. Carrie Moi fat Messrs. John Shearer, Frank Poe, Willis Hybart, Howard Gaillard, Colston
 Kelly. W. G. Horn, Ray Carroll. Ben
 Toomer. Terry Moore. Clinton Mccartney,
 MT. and Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain. Paul
 Danner. Captain Danner, Mrs. Corinne
 Orton. Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Horn and
 Judge and Mrs. R. l.. Mapin. Mir. W. NJ. Marshall gave this evening | one of the prettiest dinners of the season.
  Owing to the number of his guests, the party was divided at two tables. both of which were decorated with yellow tulips and white hyacinths. For the ladies there
 were corsage boquets of yellow carna- tions. and for the men boutenieres of white hyacinths The menu cards were water colors of mandarin oranges with | small Oriental figures peeping iron: the | centre. and one of the courses was Ro- man punch served in mandarin oranges MT Marshalrs guests were Mrs. J. H. Rose. Misses Maude Middleton, Annie Louise Harrison. Jessie Whiting, Sarah l Bush. Maribel Williams, Ethel Hodgson Grace Restor, Mollie Irwin Helen Clarke and Messrs. J. B. Waterman, D. r.
 Bestor. Murray Wheeler. c. E. Harrison,
 D. R. DuElap, A. w. Brooks, o. F. Caw-
 thon. Capt. Cosby and Dr. Goldthwaite. Miss Virginia Bullock was the hostess I of the Doasyoupleaso Club this afternoon
 at the residence of the Misses Brown. Be- were present Misses Mary and Daisy Brown, Margaret Billups. Emma Rhett.
 Grace Bestor, Hattie Smith. Spencer Semmes, Helen Boone. Mary Pllans. Katrina Ruse, Marie Davis, Eliza Carter, | Give Alphonse and Katie Hurtel Adlle | Batre. Mamie Smith. and Mesdames | Henry Lesesne, l.. C. Garrett. H. T. | Smith and W. l.. Buck. The prizes were | two pretty water-color pictures and | cGt-glass caraffe. The score cards were hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds. l Mrs. Harry Toulmin Smith, 959 Govern l ment Street, will entertain at Bid Eu- chre" on the evening of the 1lth inst. at
 her home in honor of Miss Lollie Belle l Gould.
 | Miss Jennie Fee Austell, 206 St. Louis | Street. will give a card party in honor of | her friend. Miss Mcqueen. on the evening | of February l3. at S:3O o'clock.
 l tations for evening at her home Tues | invitations note Cards"
 l The l.. o. Is, a reading club composed | of a number of young girls not yet out of | school. met this afternoon with Miss | Dorothy Donald.
 | Miss Carrie Neimeyer of St. Louis is
 visiting Miss Lilly EIigley, No. 11O St. | Joseph Street.
 | The Mente Culture Club met today with l Miss Florence Hopper.
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