The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
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l f i. l1ebns seessty News- The week preceding Mardi Gras Is . busy one and every day has more thau its quota of entertainynents. The bird Of play time has but little way Ito u Among sna soa.Ss ss ps snsertsssm.uts sns a was Mrs. e. Q, Clarke's afternoon reception for Miss Morris Clarke and the Misses Norwood of Montgomery, two attract friends in the Mobile colony at Point Clear last summer. These young ladies are now the guests of MrH Clarke and are having much done for their pleas- The color scheme of the reception was green and white, the rooms lock- ing very pretty with quaptittes of palms and ferns and white flowers. A garlands of electric lights in \ths aroh between the rooms, an exqufstte grape design of clustered lights being the cen Of hss Sonos csss "s sns a.sss ss n nsss sss pleasant duties of receiving and serv- ins their guests. by Mrs. N. R. Clarke. Mrs. Henry Hall; IT., Mrs Garner and Mary Rich, Caroline George. Winston Jones of Selma, Una Dorgan, Theo Will l liamson, Ethel Fry, Elcie Fry, Corinne orten. eaida Biliups and Jean Co9k of The tenth meeting of the Aquinas Heading Circle was held last night at McGin Institute. A very interesting program was arranged by Mrs. M. Le- tions only a small number of members were present. @ The Next meeting will be March 1s. Program to be arranged by Mrs. A
 The following is last nights pro,
 Roll call, answered by quotations frg%I pI.aa popes seio. Missy Miss os summer.e Man | Quartette Memorare, Mrs. A. Herpin, Mrs. Gaynor, Prof. J. A. Malone. MT. | B. O'Connor
 ! Reading. 'Hohenlinden." Miss J.
 Vocal solo, Miss A. Herpin. 1 Paper. Pope" Mrs. Le Baron.
 Paper, ps s"IUs RasskiD.s & Mrs. A' A. si Randaii. | Current Topics, Mrs. Ruffin. 1 Quartette, Good Night Gentlefolk," Miss A. Herpin. Mrs. Gaynor, Prof. ' A. Malone, Mr. E. oconnor. The last of the series of five cotil- lions given by the V. V. ". Cotillion lClub this year, will be danced on the | evening of Friday, March 3, at the Tenn perance Hall; The cotiliion Club have every year. on the Friday evening. be- fore Mardi Gras. making this one of the carnival dances to be looked forward to every year. ara MT sl;tn T. Henry Mocon, Roller. l The following committees will serve at this cotillion: General Chairman--Horace Upton.
 Reception Committee (Red Badges)--- Robert O. Perrin, Chairman, Elgin Thames. Tom Mcdonald, Clinton Ma lcsrtpey, Parry Williams, Lee Tacon.
 Floor Committee, (White Badges)--
 
 CT. Boise Perry, William Ross, Willis Hybart, Eimore Rundle.
 Society Committee--Troost Parker. lChairman; W. G. Chandler. Lyman lDcrgan, Charles Garnett. Walter G. Horn. Montague Whiting.
 The marriage of Miss Lily Nicol to MT. John M. Niolon took place at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of the lConti Street. Father Shaw oficiating {. The rooms where the ceremony was performed were decorated in palms. fferns, and white flowers. and a num- Der of friends were present. others com ing in later for the reception which began at 8 o'clock. The bride wore a pretty gown of white crepe de chine lplique. Her bouquet was of brides jroses, Miss Lorene Dempsey, the maid lof honor, was gowned in green tissue lover silk and carried white carnations. Nicoi. Both MT. Nioion and his bride lhave e large circle of friends who wish them happiness.
 The Monday Evening Maskers have issued invitations to their second an- Iniversary ball to be given at German Relief Hall Monday evening. March G., lat o'clock.
 Miss Libby vass and Miss Mary Mar shall Vass of Montgomery are the lguests of Miss Lolla Belle Gould for the Carnival.
 Miss Winne and Miss Mary Taylor of Demopolis arrived today to be the guests of Mrs. w. H. Ross during the lCarnivaL
 Miss Souche of Chattanooga, Tenn, Is in the city for a few days, the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. O. Dickens.
 Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Tomlinson ar- rived last night and are the guests of Mrs. Edwin Mccartney.
 Miss Grace Bestor entertained the ldebutantes at 8 luncheon today.
 Statue of Wallace.
 Indianapolis, Feb. 2S.-The Indiana senate today passed a bill appropria- | ting $5,O00 for statue of General Lew Wallace to be placed fin the capitol at Washington.