The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-01
TO nerwr nTIeS WAGNHR.

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 and Mrs. Eningham Wagner entertain.
 ed last evening, when thsy pFeesnaa
 to society their aeughter, Miss AMs
 Their home on Perry strsst wss isvr ishly adorned for the occasion ih variety of cut aewsrs. spf hqt Aayse
 smilax. In the front parlor where pr. and Mrs. Wagner. Mss sWegner aA0 Miss Ethel PelzeT. anotners castm.ne
 debutante of the season., stood 70 re-
 ceive the guests. was exauisite m an , adornine of pink and white roses. The
 second parlor was beautifed hy 2 tasteful placing of American beauty roses. red carnations end wbite roses and the third apartment where punch was served, was, lovely in plan into which yellow chrysaptfiemttms in pro- l fusion entered. while, the reception hall was effectively decorated in red
 and white ehrysanthsraums. Mrs. Wagner received her guests in a handsome gown of cream silk net l combined elahoratelys ! exouisite toilette of white mousselin and lace and held an arm cluster of carnations.
 Miss Pelzer was gowned in pomps- dore silk.
 The hours of the reception were from to 9 o'clock and during theup hundreds of bidden friends called to Erect pr. and Mrs. Wagner and to welcome their beautiful young daugh- ter into their social circles. From 10 o'clock the members of the
 assisting party and a number of young friends enjoyed 2 dancing progFam n
 addition to the pleasures of the recep- tion.
 The friends who assisted pr. and
 Mrs. Wagner in entertaininG their guests were Mir. and Mrs. William Pelzer, Mir. and Mrs. James P. Fer
 rall, MT. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett. MT.
 and Mrs. J. M. deCottes, Mr. and Mrs,
 Charles Teasley, Mrs. Daniel Troy of
 New Yeyk. MT, and Mrs. Y: B. Flow
 CTS, pr. and Mrs. N. r.. Wood
 T. Andrew. MT. and Mrs. W. J., Mattel,
 MT. and Mrs. John Virden, Mir. and
 Mrs. Frank Elmore. IT,. Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Andew. Mf. and Mrs. J. L. Hall,
 Mrs. Otto Stoelker, MT. and Mrs. 8. l..
 Tyson, Misses Lily Pelzer, Ethel Pelzer. Carrie Hannon, Virginia Norwood.
 willie Browning Hara1son, Lucille Vir- den. Anna Fillmore, Maggie Mashburn. Helen Scott, Annie Lowe. Annie Will Hansen. Fannie Norris Cloud, Jennie Sistfunk. Matte Bibb. Jeannette Hurter, Matte Mcqueen. Wynette Tsyior. LII
 Tinsley, Mary Johnstone, Mildred T. Andrew, Mir. Archie Johnston, Mary Kirkpatrick. Eleanor Weems.- Annie M. Dawson, Kate Kettles. Bessie Wynn. coralette' Metcalf. Nell Williams. The debutantes who made their first appearance at this function were, be- sides Miss Wagner and Miss Pelzer: Miss Lucille virden. who wore . gown of white tissue, Miss Kate Kettles, In pineapple tissue; Miss Jennie Sistrunk. fin white organdie and lace; Miss Bes-
 sic winn in violet organdie; Miss An nie Maude Dawson, in soft white wool, and Miss Coralette Metcalf, in toilette of Dolly Warden net.
 which Dr. and Mrs. Wagner gave their | friends the pleasure of meeting their charming daughter. will be remember- ed as one of the most brilliant and de-
 lightful ones of the season.
 MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB. The No Name Club met with Miss Alma Arlington yesterday morning. | when the program included: A paper by Mrs, r. G. Dawson on ''Shintofsm and Buddhism, and their influences on Japanese life and char acter."
 A magazine article, The War Gods of the East" read by Mrs. Amelia Seely.
 A magazine article on~~ Japanese legends called The Eaters of Dreams" by Lufcadis Hearn, read by Mrs. Thomas Owen. The guests of the club were: Mrs. Mary Brickell of Huntsville; Mrs. | Richard Harrington of St. Louis: Mrs.
 John Anderson, Mrs. Fred Kirtiand and
 Mrs. Paul Mertins
 TH0MPS0N-FLINN. In a quiet home wedding at which
 only the family and few intimate
 friends were present, MT. Thomas
 Thompson and Miss Louise Finn were
 married at 8 o'clock last night at the
 home of the brides mother, Mrs. S. D. Film. 423 Columbus Street.
 Rev. Father Dennis Savage, pastor
 of St. Peters Catholic Church. offici- ated at the ceremony, which made the couple man and wife. Both Mir. Thomp-
 son and Miss Finn have many friends | in Montgomery. Mss Film Is the
 charming and attractive daughter of
 Mrs. T. D. Film and Mir. Thompson Is popular salesman.
 DINNER TO MISS CAIN. Mrs. A. Calm entertained beautifully at dinner last evening at her home on Clayton Street In compliment to Miss Della Calm. the bFide-eiect of MT, Tsadova Maas and har aueats Mrs. Otto