The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-23
|Uclnel1 and Society.
BY MRS. ,. HI. DE COTTEs.

Saiiie Grace with Mir Alfred Jackson, Miss Margaret Carter with Mir. Samuel Hoffman, Miss Leighton with Mir Ed Noble. Miss Grace Halls with Mir. In- W. F. Davidson; Messrs. James Burton, Samuel Billing O. P. Gault, Charles Anderson, Hugh Stuart, George Beale and W. Windy Graves.
 IN COMPLEMENT TO MRS. PRYOR. At her. beautiful new home on Perry Street. Mrs. Merritt Vandiver enter- tained delightfully."- at cards yesterday morning in compliment to her mother. Mrs. F. c. Pryor fof Nashville. | The members of the Wednesday Card Club and q number of other friends
 were indebted to her for norning' 2
 pleasure. The large reception hall and parlors were arranged with tables for the occasion and were adorned in cut l flowers. Chinese lilies were used effect ively in the parlor, American beauty roses in the hall and in the dining
 room the round mahogany table was
 spread with an exquisite centerpiees of tBattenberg lace on which rested a | beautifully arranged bowl Of red car
 nations. smilax and hyacinthS. The pretty effect was completed by silver candelabra in which were set shaded candles.
 The club prize, a beautiful vase was
 won by Mrs. Ira Virgin, the guest prlzs a Bohemian glass bonbon dish was won iation prize, beautiful beer' stein fell
 to. Mrs. F. c. Pryor. the guest of hon.
 On each table a lovely miniature In brass easel Irane was cut for as sou venir and at the conclusion of the games delicious luncheon was serv MRS. JACKSON ENTERrAfNs SANS S0UOH CLUB. The members of the Bans Souci Cal d Club and a number of other friends tS l$sss.ef MrsW se a;. S aeass,,l tained them delightfully at the home>of her mother Mrs T. c. OConnell on Moulton Street. The patriotic scheme ef the day was carried out in red, white and, blue. and in an effective use of the national flag. The punch table was prettily planned in the national colors. and the little girls, Mary Jackson and Margaret Robinson who handed the kept by Miss Alice oconneii, ana her guest. Miss Layton.
 Mrs. Jackson was assisted in enter taining by her mother, Mrs. OConnell and Mrs. H. M. Hobbie.
 The club prize. a silver pin was won by Miss Helen Jennings and the prize for the guests. a china fruit bowl Emma Jason. .- .F.H.-.
 After tue games a lovely course lun- cheon, in which the patriotic scheme was continued, was served
 MISS vAss ENTERTAINS
 One of the many pretty affairs of yes terday was the card party given by Miss Theresa Vass at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. M. Vass, on McDonough Street. The entire iowef floor was decorated in flags in red and white bunting and in potted palms and ferns, In the parlor flag drapery form windows and doors and flags were in | lavish arrangement on the lace curtain and banners on the walls. Tn the din- ing room red and white bunting formed the drapery.
 On each table gilt hatchet tied with red and white ribbons was cut for as
 souvenir of the occasion.
 were given the guests by the little daughter of Mrs. Eleanor Fitzpatrick. l who was a dainty little picture as Martha Washington.
 The Club prize. a pair of silk stock | ings was won Dy Miss Helen Winter and the guests prize, a large potted fern was won by Mrs, Hill
 ing by her sisters. Mrs. Eleanor FItz- patrick and Miss Mary Marshal Vass.
 MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB. The members of the No Name Club
 met with Mrs. Charles Stakely yester-
 day when the Old Testament was the
 subject and the program included a Primitive Literature Among the He
 brews, Political Social, Religious and Ethical" A paper by Mrs. Hard wick Ruth on Literary Style, Method