The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-08
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. they are not enIireiy successful in dolng so. as fun house ana rasnIona- pie audience at the theatre last nlsnt, and several well attended parIIes touay IndicaLe. Still, the new combine is ouing deadly work, ana many faces are missing temporarily 1rom their accus- tomea naunts. 1ostesses are in des- pair, tor tney never know how many Deiated regrets a day VIII bring fortn. Nevertheless notwithstanding the gioomlest Of many sunless days, Mrs. James McPhtlnps's home tnIs after- noon was a Drignt spot in a dreary lanascape, and tne young ladies wno oened raging torrents to De with her and her guest, Mss Kelly of Browns vllIe, 'Tex.s were more than amply re- warded. Bid eucnre and a cosy luncneon In brlgns-lignLed fowerr dscked rooms were pleasure enough, and in addition, the opportunity or meeting MIss kelly, who IS a very at tractIve and talented young woman. Mrs. McPniilips's guests were Misses Mary hunter, Mary rticn. Mary Danner. ksIIa Mneeler, Caroline George, Anne spotswood, Georgia Sage, Una Dar- gan, heien smith, Loulse Vass, Jean Cook, Winston Jones, Lily Bragg, Ethel Fry. Elsie Fry, Theo Williamson, Mabel heustis, Elizabeth Kelly, Ger urude Smith, Euna smith, Bernlce Pat terson, Marie Davis, Helen Clarke, venetia Danner, hosalind Cobin, Alice McPhillips. Julia McPhillips, Green- wood, Mrs. John McPhiliips, Mrs. Jo- sepn McPhillips and Mrs. Howard Bragg, who kept the score,
 Another temptation to brave the ele- ments was onered by Miss Elizabeth Van Liew, who kept open house this afternoon from { to 6 o'clock in honor of her guest. Miss Carol Wilson of St. stephens. In the receiving party were also Miss Jean Cook of Norfolk, Miss Gertrude Cameron. Miss Mary Bullock, Miss Lottis Hubbard and Miss Ernes-. tine Cook. In the tea room, Misses Lily Radcliff, Marie Webb, Emily Gonlon, May owen, Hattie Belle Kirkbride, Aline Hollinger and Mamie Fitzpatrick held sway, while Miss Ethel Burgess and Miss Charlita Turner did the honors at the punch bowl Pink carnations and palms made the pretty decorations.
 The Manassas Club has issued invi- tations to a cotillion to be danced Wednesday evening, February 18th, at S:S0 o'clock.
 This is an innovation and a very
 
 has heretofore limited it's entertain ing to one big ball year. Miss Helen Clarke entertained at a bridge party this evening.
 The marriage of Miss Mary A. Brooker and Mir. Timothy c. Whastle- tine took place this afternoon at s o'clock at St. Josephs Church, followed by a reception at the brides home, No. 452 State Street.
 Miss Josie Long entertained at a progressive heart party Sunday even ing in compliment to three visiting girls, Miss Wanda Mayer of Demopolis, Miss Florence Loeb of Jackson, Mich., and Miss Corinne Leva of Selma. Miss Etta Bloch won the first prize, Miss Florence Loeb the guest prize and MT. Gaston Neubrils the gentlemen's prize. A buffet supper was served during the evening.
 Miss Bertha Walsh will give a val entine card party in honor of the Misses Leonard of Park Hill, Ontario, and Miss Mary Condon of Toledo, o. Mrs. M. l.. Screven of Vinegar Bend
 is in the city. visiting Mir. and Mrs. T.. K. Irwin.
 Mrs. R. H. Boiling will entertain Tuesday and Wednesday of next week at cards.