The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-02
MISS JONES ENTER.

TANNED AT CARDS.
 Miss Mary Jones entertained at cards yesterday afternoon when her guests were a number of the young ladies who are visiting Montgomery. The home was exquisitely adorned in palms and red carnations. The score cards were handed the guests by Miss Annie Warren Jones. little sister of the hostess, and the friends who assisted in receiving and entertaining were: Miss Margaret Hart of Kentucky. Miss Val Cassels of Georgia, Miss Lyda Carter and Miss Blanche Stokes. The game of six-hand euchre was played at three tables, on each of which a pretty water-color picture was cut for as souvenir of the occasion. The prize. silver loving cup, was won by Miss Sarah Rudolph.
 At the conclusion of the games a course luncheon was served.
 The guests were: Misses Houston of Kentucky. Marie Miilor of Pine Ap- pie. Lucille Wilkinson of Prattville. Pierce of Columbus. Ga.; Nonie Vaughan. Corrie c. Smith. Will Odell Dickerson. valine Sanford. Belle Stu art. Frankie Jones, Anna Elmore, Grace Halls. Sarah Rudolph, Ann Smith, Florie Doughtie, Laura Parrish, Daisy Judge. Camilla Webber. Arminta SOA anu 0OutucTlhuu kNOUlc
 MISS ALExANDER ENTER
 TANNED THE SPINSTERs.
 Miss Marie Alexander entertained the members of the Spinsters' Card Club yesterday afternoon when the club prize. a gold pin, was won by Miss Ann Hathaway Smith and the second prize. book file, by Miss Mill dred Jones.
 MISS DEBARDELABEN AND
 MIR. HILL MARRIED.
 A marriage of last evening was that of Miss Kate Debardelaben and MT. A. P. Hill. which took place at s.30 at the residence of Rev. W. M. Cox. who officiated. Only a few friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white null. The bride is a young woman of many at- fractions, who has hosts of friends who will wish her happiness. and the groom is a young man who holds the esteem of all who know him in busi- ness or social circles. He is connected with the Western Road
 MT. and Mrs. Hill are at home with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank De- bardelaben at 224 Clay Street.
 A ROYAL VISIT.
 It was said that Miss Alice Roose- yelt will accompany Secretary and Mrs Taft on their visit to the Philip pines next July. It is probably that The trip will be made on the army transport Summer and will occupy about three months. allowing one month in the islands.
 This will serve as taste of royalty to Miss Roosevelt She will receive the homage accorded a queen in the rules--that is. Still in her eager antici- pations of the honor and glory that will he hers she should not forget that there are rebels in the Philippines- men who do not want Roosevelt for their king-their president-and some of these may use a bomb-a javelin-- tn impress this dislike upon Miss Alice.
 Mrs. Mary Kennedy White of Pulaski, announces the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of her granddaush- ter. Miss Alice Mary Canister, and Mir. Herbert Evarts Buell., now of Raleigh, N C., says The Nashville Banner. The exact date of the marriage, which will take place in the spring, will be an- nounced later.
 The wedding. which is of wide social interest throughout the South, Is es- peeially notable In Nashville. where the bride-elect has frequently visited as the guest of her cousins. Mrs. Nitia White and Miss Mary Lou White, and at the home of MT. Joseph T. Howell, Miss fanister having served as bridesmahi at the maria se of Miss EtbcI Howell beautiful and charming girl, who has