The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-17
Wcfl1erl and Society
m. ELsGoRE,s ENTER- EAINMENT

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 PAYMENT AT CARDS.
 One of the most beautiful matinee nrairs of last week was the card party nf which Mrs. John Archer Fillmore en- fertained on Friday morning at her home on Virginia Avenue. The home was exuuisitely adorned for the event n profusion of red lights. narcissus, palms and ferns, which were nartistic placing throughout the four apart msnts devoted to the games.
 Tn the hall, beforethe games, from table beautiful in decoration and ap- portionment, egg-nog was served by Mrs. warren Reese and Mrs. ID. 1T. Blakey. The former wore purple silk and the latter was attired in white crepe de chine.
 The first prize, a lovely hand-painted bon-bon dish, was won by Mrs. Jack rhorineton; the consolation prize, Japanese brass gong, fell to Mrs. Will liam Hill. On each table pretty vio- let vase was cut for as souvenir. The attractive plan of green, red and white was continued in the green score cards tied with red ribbon. and in the toilette of the hostess, who was gowned in green silk and lace.
 There were eight tables, at which six-hand euchre was played. and the guests were:
 Mesdames Warren S. Reese. Elliott Hannon, Alfred Jackson, Hayward Bartlette. Mortimer Futile. Frank Mo Donald. Joseph Burton, Walter Fisk, Jack Thorington, Jesse Adams, George pulham. Charles Teasley, w. B. Kelley. Whftaeld Kelley. Victor Hanson, A. J. Miller. 0. C. Manor. Clayton Tuilis, Nose Stuart. Forney Stevenson. Burweil Boykin, q N. de cottes. J. T. Bullen. Gland Cobbs, w. S. Payne, William HUH. Louis Robinson, Gerald Ware, Morris, T. ". Cahoon, T. G. Jones, Ed ward Burton. !. Norwood. David Blakey. Joseph Cobb. Robert Tender son. T. A. Sellers, John Haywood. John Crommelin. H. T. Bartlette, Samuel Misses Caroline Hannon. Frances Halls, Sara Halls and Mae Tyson.
 MEETING OF WHITE
 HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
 The regular monthly meeting of the White House Association was held on Friday at the Library. The meet ing was opened with the Lords Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The officers re- ports were made. Mrs. Lanfer, the Treasurer, reported an additional sum to the lunch fund. Mrs. Lamar moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Campbell, and resolutions of sympathy for Mrs. J. D. Beale were read by Mrs. T. W. A. Sanford and were ordered spread upon the minutes. It was moved and passed that the Executive Board meet at an early date to discuss spe- cial business relating to the January meeting. Thanks were rendered Captain Hugh Henry for Confederate Books, Prose, Poetry and Song, after which the meeting adjourned.
 SEALS~CHANDLER.
 Mir. and Mrs ". T. Chandler have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter Miss Frances Elizabeth Chandler, to Mir. Jackson Pope Seals of Birmingham, the marriage to Dc solemnized on January IT, at their homs on Court Street.
 FAVOR DANCE TO MISS BALDWIN
 Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin entertain ed delightfully."- on Friday evening at a favor dance to their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. one of this seasons most popular debutantes. The affair was charming, though small and in- formal. The guests were: Misses Jean Lahey. Elizabeth Andrew, Anna Peizer, Aigfe Hardwick, Frankie Jones, Susie May, Clement Marks. Laura Chambers, Maggie Chambers, Annie Howard Blue, Mary Mapes, Dorothy Siebs, Anna Siebs. Chiidress of Nashville, Frances Stakely, Emma May Terrell. vallie