The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-31

Mrs. CnarleS cunningham card par ty this afternoon was a glad note in the week of Christmas entertainments. The holly berries that hung about the walls. the smilax and the red candles shining with crimson glow through red shades. all spoke of warmth and bright ness. and the gracious greeting of the hostess was all that was necessary to add to the high spirits of her guests.
 Miss Caroline Kyle. Mrs. Cunning hams sister, and Miss Eloise McMil- Ian of Aberdeen, Mrs. c. P. Robinson's guest were the guests of honor at this pretty affair. The young people in- ise Futile, Zoe Sossaman. Lily Bragg, Mary Bullock, Ernestine Cook, May Threefoot, Edith Toxey. Annie Spots- wood. Hattie Bethea. Ella Wheeler, Lu- ellie Barclay, May Ce Robinson, Cecile Woods of Savannah, Julia Lake, Jean Cook of Norfolk. Elizabeth Mendenhall, Georgia Sage Mrs. Roller of Virginia, Mrs. Frank Parker, Jr., Mrs. William Bidgood. Miss Ernestine Greenwood ard Mrs. T. s. Brady kept the score and the prettiiy decorated punch bowl was in charge of Mrs. c. P. Robinson and Mrs. Alfred White. The prizes played for were a handsome belt with red buckle. a hand painted plaque, and a pair of silver embroidered scissors An elaborate luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Greenwood Ligon's guests at her card party last evening were: Misses Helene Maury of New Orleans. Clara Ross. Alice Barclay. Louise Tuttle I aura Pillans. Luclle Toxey. Eioise Dunlap. Agnes Belle Goldsby. Oline Me Milan. Caroline George. Mary Rich. Mary Morris Clarke, Rosa McPhillips, Alice McPhillips. Kate Kane of Au- burn, Gertrude Smith, May Prince. Theo Williamson, Elizabeth Rhett and Rosa Coates; Messrs. John Alleyn, Ingersol Moffat, Horace Upton, Elgin Thames, Alfred Coates William G. Chandler, Boyce Perry. William Ross. Willis IIy- bart, Karl Holzborn. G. A. Fuerst. John Shearer, Henry Clarke Carl Martin, Alfred Dorgan. Marion Inge. James smith. Clinton Mccartney. Leslie Irwin, Ben Rhett, Irwin Little, Frank Clark Wythe Whiting. Con Little. Joe Bright and the two honored guests. Miss Jean Cooke and Miss Carolee Martin.
 The stcin party and Dutch supper at the Athelstan Club this evening will go down in the history of the club as the most successful of many merry en- tertainments. The informality of the occasion, the early hours prescribed, the good music, good cheer. good beer. good supper, were a delight to the many whose jaded appetites pail be- fore the usual formal entertainments with its conventionalities. In the low ceiling Rathskeller all formality was thrown to the winds and everybody had good time The Rathskellar is richer also by many pretty stIens and Plaques. all the guests bringing some gift as souvenir of good times, past, present and to come
 The Forget-me-not Club was enter tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G. D. Smith and Mrs. S. T. Silsby at the home of Mrs. Smith. In addition to the club members there were present Mrs. Fannie Hines, Mrs Kate Mansle Mrs. Walter Allen. Mrs George Rich ardson. Mrs. Mike Hines. Mrs. Louisa kuhl and Miss Hannah Bradmer Miss Pearl Silsby kept the score Mrs Fl c. Beckurs won the first prize and the consolation by Mrs. Joe Goddard Mrs. II. Moore will be the next hostess.
 The last of the leap year dances was given tonight at German Relief Hall bv a company of young ladies calling themselves the F. F. F.'s. It was n very enjoyable occasion. The young men who filled the role of reception committee were Messrs. Warren Hor- ton. A. J. Lee. w. c. Chandler Paul Wilson. John Shearer, Parry Williams and Goronwy Owens.
 At the meeting of the Drawing Cards Mrs. Jesse Burke hostess, the first,