The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-14

Harris. Robert A. Smith, Victor A. C.. Danner. directors. v
 The retiring, president. Mir. Murray Wheeler. was presented handsome loving cup by the directorate.
 Mobile Society News.
 Of the many visiting girls whose presence adds new pleasure to social life, few are receiving more admira- tion and attention than Miss Caroline and it Is a regret to q cote rie of many friends that her visit is drawing to a close.
 Last evening Mrs. Montgomery Inge, gave an informal card party in her honor. The guests were Misses Grace Bestor. Maribel Williams. Emma Rhett. Mary Pillans. Ethel HodEson, MT. and Mrs Charlie Johnstone, Dr. Wright. Dr.. Oatis, Dr. Peterson. Mir. Fucrst. Mir. Frank Yerger, Mir, Montgomery rnge. Miss Williams won the first prize at the game of "hearts" and Mir. Yerger the gentlemen's prize.
 Another party given for Miss Hara1- son was Miss Helen Smiths luncheon today. Red carnations made bright and beautiful florad decoration and hand painted carnations marked the places of the young ladies who had the pleasure of being present, Miss Harai- son. Miss Marcia Burgess. Miss Aman- da Moore, Miss Lily Bragg, Miss Mari-- bel Williams, Miss Emma Rhett. Miss Mary Prince. Miss Olive McMillan. Miss Marie Davis and Mrs. Charles Johnston. and Miss Grace Bestor Miss Haralson leaves for Montgomery tomorrow. e,sHs,e
 The last of the young ladies' domi- no parties was danced tonight Tat Ser man Relief Hall. There were quite a large number of participants who pug Eled and confused the men to the top of their bent. to the mutual satisfac- ton of both sides. When Home Sweet Home at last put an end to the even- ins's fun. 1t was with genuine regret that the masks were droped. for 1t will he four long years before another leap year. The reception committee acting for the young ladies were Frank Ward. Chairman. Hill Shelton. John Phares. Troost Parker. Charles Percy. Jr., and Horace Shepard.
 The following is the program of the Aquinas Reading Circle. which met last evening at McGilf Institute: fAi
 Roll, call answered by names of the Knights of the Round Table"
 Piano Solo. Miss Schumacher.
 Francis Bacon, Mrs. Lee N. Ward
 Recitation. Miss T. McAleir
 Piano Solo. Miss A. O. Rourke.
 Webster. Miss M. McCafferty.
 Current Topics. Miss M LeBron.
 Piano Solo. Miss l.. F. Linia-
 The literary papers were up to the usual order of excellence and the mus ic was exceedingly pretty. A good number of members being present. The next meeting will be January {,
 Miss Claudine Roberts, was the hos- tess of a pretty card party this af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Sid Dor. gan on Broad street. Pink roses In tall vases formed centre pieces at the small tables where luncheon preceded the game. and the place cards were oval In shape with pretty hand paint ed heads. The guests were Misses Louise Futile. Louise vass. Ernestine Cook. Mary Robbins, Margie Bonn eau. Lucille Toxey. Ethel Sheldon, Lena Gusman. Venetia Danner, Mary Bull lock. Mary Danner. Theo williama Mcclellan of Knoxville. Julia Lake May Threefoot. Louise Sprague. Bessie Martin. Lula Kirkland. Emma Linning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Prince. are ex- pected home tonight from their we'd ding trip to Mexico. They will spend the winter with Dr. and Mrs. Bondu- rant. Mrs Bondurant has issued invita- tions to a reception In honor of Mrs. Prince. Tuesday December 20. from 1 to 6 o'clock.
 MT and Mrs. Edmond Talcott. of washingto and little daughter, Dorothy, have arrived in the city to attend the marriage of Mrs. Talcotts sister. Miss Colleen Hughes. They are visiting Mrs. Walter Williams.
 Miss Mary L. Jordon, of Aberdeen, Miss. will arrive this week to spend the holidays with Mrs. c. P. Robinson.
 Miss Virginia Sims. returned last evening from St. Louis. where she has been visiting Miss Maebel1e Mckee.
 Miss Annie Louise Harrison, is at home again after an absence of several months.
 Miss Minnie Foster. of Camden, Ala, is the guest of Miss Fannie Vincent.
 Mrs. W. C. Spotswood, left last night for Selma to visit her mother,
 Mir. R. Lindsey Frye. has returned from New York.
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