The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20
wsss MrvEn, wrTgsT PARTY.

MISS MEKEW Wk&fST PARTY.
 Tn henor ef her guest, MSS Ethel TraegeT of Cincinnati. Mias Tjllie Mey- CT gawe a delightfully enjoyable waist party last evening. when the home on Montgomery Street was decorated inl the Christmas tone of green and red. carried out In a tasteful and pictur- esque arrangement of epilax, art pa- per tinsel. holly berries and foliage.
 Miss Meyer received her friends In a pretty toilette of pink mousselin andl Miss Traeger were gown of pink crepe de chine with American Beauty roses.
 There were fifteen tables ct which whiel was played for number of beau tiful prizes.
 Fvsch was served thropghout the evening and at the conclusion of the games beautiful course plate luneneoDi was served.
 The guests were. Misses Jnliet Greil, Juliet Gassenheimer, Alma Phillips, Diana Kahn. Sadie Levy, Flossie Well, Alma Gassenheimer, Bessie preyfus, Theresa Lobman. Viola Levy, Amalia Meyer, Daisy Bloch. Doris Faber, Leo. nore Davis. Hattie Steiner. Rose | Steiner. Beulah Aforitz, Della Wolff. Della Mohr. Bea Levy Regime Roswald | Miss Bettman. Irma Ieebmau, Fannie Kohn. Rose Strauss. JessaHipe Rice. | Beulah Dreyfus, Roy cadden, Ethel Cadden. Messrs. Joe Seaman, Bernard { Baum. Harry Marcus. Bert Well, Sam | Schloss. Simon. Roswala. Joe Strauss, Theo Meyer. Maurice Bloch, Arthur Lazarus. Julius Loeb. Sam SuizbacheF, Sidney Cohn. Sidney Straues. Godfrey Levy, Meyer Gerson, Leon Koha. Hey man Strauss. Sid Shulein, Harold Loeb. Ali Kohn, Mort Meyer, Sam Rosen- berg, Norman DAlm, Leo Drum, pr. Mount. Jake Wolff Lionel Haas, Sig | Solomon. Gus simon, Henry Boden- heimer.
 MISS FITZPATRICK ENTER / TANNED AT CARDS, The members of the Queen of Clubs and a number of additiona5 guests were beautifully entertained yesteraRy morn. ing when Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick was the young hostess to whom they were i indebted. Two handsome prizes were awarded--one for the club members, a shell and gold comb, won by Miss Mar guerite Rice, and one for the guests a pair of gold beauty pins, was won ! by Mss Lucille Wilkinson.
 Assisting Miss Fitzpatrick in keep | ing score were her sister. Miss Cecilc Fitzpatrick, and Miss Bessie Walker After the games ended and the prizes were awarded delicious refrAshments were served.
 Among the players were: Misses Elizabeth Baldwin, Marguerite Rice. Efr l fie May Wagner Annie Howard Blue Roberta Adams of Birmingham, Fannie Morris Cloud. Rebecca Pollard, Mary Mapes, Roberta Roberts, Ann!e Laurie Sparks. Grace Halls, coraieifs MetcaIg Lucia Riehardsop, Frankie Jones, Flor ence Dayidson, May Tysep, Ella Har- grove Sayre, Maggie Mashburns and Mrs. George Bruuer.
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 MRS. HOLT ENTERTAINED
 NO NAME CLUB.
 The members of the No Name Club met yesterday morning with Mrs. W. 10, Holt, at her home on South Law renee Street, yesterday morning and the occasion was one of notable pleas ure and interest. The subject for the sppFping was Henry the Eighth, and the program included: A paper by, Mrs. Frank stoienwerck on 'The Ghurchnan;", 2 paper on Cardinal Rice. and a reading from Henry VIII by Mrs. Alex Garland, Mrs. W. c. Holt and Mrs. J A. Rice Guests of the mornip@ were; Mrs Moharen, Mrs: wiiiingham and Mrs, 4. R. Tabor of Eolunlbla, s. '.
 There will be no other meeting of the No Name Club until after the 'hoii- aaSs.
 pTRs. FEAsBEY'c GARD PARTY.
 Mrs. Charles Rsasley was the hostess with whom the. members of the We'd nesday Card Club met yesterday after noon when they were delightfully."- en- tertained' at her home on Perry Street, and she was assisted by her sister. The score was kept on santa Claus cards attached to mtniature Christmas trees
 The pFize. handsome neck run, was won by Mrs. Henry yandtver.
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 NOTICE, MOTHERS UNION.
 The Mothers Union will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Thompson, at her homo, Tso south Court street. The aubject of discussion will be. Mothers to the Mofberless"
 Mrs. Y, J. chambets.
 President.