The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

Mrs. R. H. Duesberry, Mrs. William Bidgood, 256 St. Joseph Street, assiaed by Mrs. Lorenzo Norve1l of St. Lo,is. Mrs. Horace Clarke, Mrs. Walter Ctn- ningham, Mrs. Frank Parker, IT,, Ms Stanley Finch, Mrs. William H. Mofk, IT,, Mrs. Charles Hervey, Mrs. G. .. Peacock of Selma, Mrs. A. M. Brigit, Mrs. J. Tannenbaum and Misses Eloih Withers, Rosa Coates, Louise Tuttlt Alice Hewitt of St. Louis, Band Seldet of Faunsdale, Mary Hybart, Margaret Roller of Virginia, Jean Miles, Caroled | Martin, Helen Boone.
 Mrs. A. I. Selden and Mrs. Little No. If Montauk Avenue, assisted by Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Pittman, Mrs Schley, Mrs. Anglin of Huntsville, Mrs W. W. Harrison, Misses Kathleen and Theo Williamson, Kitty Allen, Louise Futile and Lula Powers of Florence i Ala.
 Mrs. Charles M. Shepard, Miss Shepard. Miss Kitty Shepard. No. s South Catherine Street, assisted by Mrs Tom Boone, Mrs. B. Boykin Boone | Mrs. J. Bestor Robertson, Misses Lida Robertson, Virginia Sims, Pauline | O'Rourke, Helen Boone, Margaret Lake.
 Mrs. z. M. P. Inge, 926 Government Street, assisted by Mrs. Charles John- stone, Mrs. F. M. Robinson, Mrs. Tal- colt of Washington, Mrs. Frank Inge, Mrs. Junius Woolf, Mrs. W. P. Will ! Quill, Mrs. H. Quill. Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. c. Robinson. Miss V. Danner, Miss K. Crawford, Misses Barclay, Palmer K. Williamson.
 L Mrs. S. Rubira, Jr., and Mrs. T. T. Burke, 405 Church Street, assisted by Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. Mrs. Mark Lyons. Jr., Mrs. George Vaughn, Mrs. Norman Farrar. Mrs. Martin Smith, Mrs. W. B. Paterson and Misses Marie l.. Davis, Lottie Burke, Emma Burke, Ethel Fry and Elcie Fry.
 Mrs. l.. c. Dorgan and Mrs. Green wood Ligon, 150 St. Joseph Street, as- sisted by Mrs. John McPhillips, Mrs. Joseph McPhillips and Misses Una Dor gan, Jean Cook, of Norfolk. Va.., Mabel Heustis, Caroline George, Carolee Mar tin, Nellie Gordon. o'clock. Mrs. Henry Barnewall originated a custom by inviting ladies as well as gentlemen to call at her home today, | substituting the new years reception | for the usually formal tea The hours from to were reserved for the ladies. and the remainder of the even- ing black coats predominated. Mrs. | McMillan and her debutante daughter, Miss Oline, were assisted in receiving by Mrs William Barnewall, Mrs. Lee McMillan of New Orleans, Mrs. F. B. Merrill, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs H. T. Smith, Mrs. S. s. Rublra, Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Mrs. c. J. Wheeler Mrs R l A. Rush, Mrs. H. P. Vass, Mrs G. L. Smith, Mrs. S. R. Prince, Mrs. Thomas St. John, Mrs. Corinne Orton, Mrs Robert Smith of Birmingham and | Misses Sallie Van Antwerp, Carrie | Dukes. Hazel Pape, Morris Clarke Clara Ross Cecile Woods of Savannah Ella Wheeler. Gertrude Smith, May | Prince, Louise Vass, Margaret and Saida Billups, Grace Bestor. Helen Smith, Nellie Gordon and Ogarita Mer- Till.
 Miss Lucille Hall of St Louis, who | has been the guest of Miss Anna Nor vile for several weeks, left today for her home. Among the entertainments | In her honor was Christmas dance given by her hostess.
 Mrs. Waldo Evans left today for Pen | sacola to join her husband who will arrive in that port tomorrow on the | Hartford. It Is expected that the Hart ford will visit Mobile in a few days
 MT. Algernon McNamara and Mir Christie of Toronto are spending a few weeks in the city and were among the new year callers this evening.
 Mrs. Holcombe Quill will entertain | at luncheon Friday in compliment to Mrs. Horace Beavens and Mrs. Sydney Prince
 Mrs. Daniel Sellers Pritchett has re- turned to her home in Camden after spending Christmas with her family here.
 | Miss Edith Collins returned today to her home in New Orleans after a de-
 lightful visit to Mrs. J. S. Taylor. l MT. Syd Isler of Montgomery arrived | this afternoon to visit MT. E. c. Rice and take part in the new year gaitIes | Miss Susie Murray left yesterday for Deer Park to spend week with MT. and Mrs. Armistead Christian.
 MT. w. H. Johnston of Birmingham is in the city and was one of the new year callers this evening.
 Miss Louie Powers returned today after spending the holidays with her parents in Florence. Ala.
 MT. Rio Rubera and MT Wyth Whit ing left last night to resume their studies at Cornell.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Semmes arrived today from Wilcox to visit their father o. J. Semmes.
 l pr. Bruner Dantzler of Moss Point was among the New Year callers this | evening