The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-26

mums were used with an accompanf- ment of green in asparagus fern which was draped in lavish arrangement over the windows and in the archway be- tween the double parlors. The Iignts
 which threw a soft glow over the rooms
 were yellow candles in silver and crys- tai candelabra.
 The score was kept on cards done in yellow and white by Mrs. Edward Am crime and Miss Susie May. The first prize, handsome cut glass platter. was won by Mrs. w. s. Naftel. and the sec ond, a bonbon dish was won by Mrs. o. c. Manor.
 The friends who accepted Mrs Hay woods invitation were: Mesdames Maxwell E. Hannon, C. B. Teasley wm. Naftel. Edward Young, Victor Hanson, Thomas Hefiin, Craig Smith Frank Mcdonald, Brunette, Alex Troy Evans, L. L. Hill. Fisk, Chandler, Bat tie, Stewart Moss. Baker, Cunningham Neuman, Drum, Wayne, Bartlett. Stout Henderson, Sellers. de Cottes. Foster stevenson, Manor, David Lowe, Hop- kins, Cahoon, Amerine, Hardaway Fowler. Misses Griggs and Susie May. SILVER TEA AT HOME OF
 MIR. AND MRS. TANNER. At the magnificent home of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Tanner on Perry Street. the members of the Infirmary Aid gave a silver tea on Friday afternoon when a
 number of the members of the Associa- ton formed the receiving party who assisted Mrs. Victor Hanson >and the
 other officers in receiving
 A program including the following numbers was rendered.:
 A reading by Mrs. Pierce with piano accompaniment.
 Miss Millspaush sang a lullaby from
 the opera Jocelyn.
 Benjamin Goddard and Miss Woolf
 played a violin obligato.
 Miss Nellie woolf played on the vio- lin a Spanish dance by Moskowski.
 This splendid Association, devoted to so noble work as that for which 1t was formed has opened the present season most auspiciously. Forty new mem bers have been enrolled from the list of Montgomery's most representative wo- men and all have begun the years work with rene we'd energy and interest.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS MARKS.
 Mrs. w. J. Orum's tea for Miss Clementina Marks yesterday afternoon was a beautiful ending to~the weeks social festivities.
 From { to 6 o'clock numbers of the unmarried set called in response to Mrs. Orum's invitation to accept her HOSpAtaAitt anu bo AhOCb hCA CAAoA AtAAhe3 young guest of honor. /
 The beautiful artistic home on Mon roe Street was made further attrac- tive for the afternoon by a placing of cut flowers and palms. E
 In the parlor where the callers were received pink carnations and pink roses were used, beautifully toning with the pastel green walls and ivory white woodwork. Dainty colored drap- arIa f1sr a n the dining room a cluster of gorgeous yellow chrysanthemums tied with yell low ribbon in a tall cut glass vase formed the centerpiece on the table, which was spread with an exquisite Mexican drawn work cloth over yellow satin; yellow candles in silver cande- labra and yellow bon-bons in cut glass dishes completed the details of the tables adorning. This room of Mrs. Orum's recently remodeled home, is in yellow and mahogany.
 In the library, which Is an artistic apartment in Flemish green, was adorned in American beauty roses, me- teor roses and cosmos. From a win dowed alcove Russian tea was served from a table adorned in splendid beau ty roses and set in rare silver service. The entire alcove was a bower of palms and beauty roses. Here Miss Rebecca Pollard graciously did the honors.
 The hall which Is in mission furnish ing and stairway with low broad mir rowed mantle and fireplace, was adorn- ed in stately palms and graceful ferns.
 Mrs. Drum received her friends in gown of pink cloth and lace. and Miss Marks wore becoming toilette of pompedore mousselin and held a clus- ter of pink roses.
 The young ladies who assisted in en- were Misses Jean Lahey, Mary Mapes, Susie May, Dorothy Seibs, Elizabeth Baldwin. Margaret Browne and Marjorie Sayre.
 MISS ALIENS BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Miss Lila Allen entertained at an party in celebration of her sixteenth birthday Saturday afternoon, from i've to seven. The house was decorated in cut flowers and pink and white being the color scheme. Miss Taylor Beale won the first prize, pin cushion. The sec- ond prize. a sachet, was won by Miss [rma Price and the consolation was cut foE, by Miss Floy Smith and Bab Cren- shaw, Miss Cranshaw winning. The guests were: Miss Nellie Jones, Frank Ie Jones. Annie Ruth Jones. Taylor Beale, Annie Solomon, Bob Crenshaw. Masel Higgins, Inkie May, Floy Smith, Atheleen Barnes, Lizzie Emerson, Fletcher Pearson, May Johnson, Clarie Hertz. Julia Hill Irma Price. Mamie Hunter, Julia Johnstone, Lucia Norris. Edith Hodgson. Bessie Miles. Jennie ennie Hall and Glads Hudson.
 Misses Florence Harris. Margaret Lowe and Ruth Allen served the guests.