The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-18

| MadaneS Peacock and Cunnfn&naps and Miss selden wore handsome violet l gowns.
 l The Newman Circle met last evening l at St. vincent's rectory. and enjoyed I the following program: Violin solo--Mr. Willie Minto, occom- pained by Mrs. Monto. Paper, "Reason for slow development of Russia" Mrs. Ben Chambers. Vocal numbers, Miss Wallace and Miss Mointo.
 Reading. sselection from Twelfth l Night" Miss Delahanty. Soprano solo, Mrs. M. E. Prescott. ac- companied by Miss Anna Norville. Reading, 'The Czar and the Armeni- an Coast" Miss Wallace. | Reading, Mark Twan's opinion of Joan of Are" Miss Casey. Current Topics, Miss Anna Norville. Miss Morris Clarke, is having her full share of honors this winter. and com- l pliments enough to turn a less well poised head. Today she was the \ guest of honor at a card party given by Mrs. Thad Partridge. a party where rose-buds were the decorations ana buds the majority of the guests. A cut glass vase. & brass candlestick and a lace handkerchief were the prizes for which the following guests competed: Misses Morris Clarke, Agnes Belle | Goldsby. Julia Lake, Jessie Whiting. Sallie Van Antwerp. May Prince. Ida Richardson, Venetia Danner. Laura Pill lans. Elizabeth Rhett, Kitty Sheppard. oline McMillan. Caroiee Martin, Caro- 1 line George. Marietta Green. Ernestine ! Cook, Kate Bethea, Louise vass. Jean Cook of Norfolk. Achie Jones. Alice and Rosa McPhiilips and Ella Wheeler. l Miss Emma Smith of Chicago, is the attractive guest of Miss Mary Danner. and was the guest of honor today at a luncheon given by Miss Theo William son. White hyacinths and yellow tulle formed the attractive table decorations, with 0 large crystal candlelabra with yellow tapers resting on a silver bound mirror. as centre piece. At each place there were small yellow vases filled with white hyacinths. and a miniature shower bouquet of the same flower and yellow tulie. The guests at this pretty affair were: Miss Smith. Miss Mary Danner. Miss Ger trude Smith. Miss Clara Ross and Miss Louise Futile.
 l The Aquinas Reading Circle met last evining at the McGill Institute. The program was arranged by Miss Mo. I roll call was answered by quotations from Paradise Lost,
 Mir. Paul Danner, is in Montgomery, and is expected home in a few days. Since he was last in Mobile he has been aii around the world. and had many most delightful experiences. r Mrs. J. Howard Wilson, has issued | lVVJ tai fn "A fn hn Tuesday afternoon, January 24th, at 9 o'clock at her home on Government street.
 Mrs. E. M. Talcott, has returned to Washington. after a visit to her sisters Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Barrett.
 Rev. Matthew Brewster. has gone to Houston. Texas. on a short visit to his mother. He will return ip time to fill his pulpit. Sunday.
 Mrs. John Ewing Garner, of Monroe, La. and her little daughter. Elizabeth, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Clarke.
 Mrs. L. c. Parker. is expected to arr rive shortly on a vissit to her parents, Mir and Mrs. Quill
 Mrs. Cleveland Smith. has returned to Memphis. after 6 visit to her mother, Mrs. Dan Huger.
 Mrs. John Quill. will give a compIi- mentary party to the Pivot Whist Club Friday afternoon.
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 Miss Rosalind Cohen, of New York, arrived yesterday, to visit Miss Julia McPhillips.
 Miss Mamie Ward, has returned to Pensacola, after & short visit to Miss Lucy Wilson.
 Mrs Weed of Scranton, is the guest of Mrs Matthew Brewster.
 Miss Lillidub Kirkpatrick, is the guests of Miss Mary Hybart.
 Mir, Frank Ross. of Pensacola, is in tho city.