The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-04

her wedding day are pearls which were the gifts of her grandfather. Col. S. M. Hill, to her mother. During the Civil War these jewels were buried and with great difficulty recovered later.
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 THE MISSES ORR DEBUTANTES.
 Two of the prominent young women of Alabama who will be debutantes of this winter are Misses Flora and Dor othy Orr, daughters of MT. and Mrs c. r. Orr of Birmingham. Mrs. Orr is one of the most prominent women of the State. She was President of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs. and during her administration. many worthy and noble movements were for warded by the club women of Ala bama. Her daughters are very talented young women. Miss Flora is gifted with a fine voice and Miss Dorothy is an artist whose pictures are very much admired. They will make their debut at reception given in their honor on December IA by Mrs. Edward J. Me- Crossin at her home in Birmingham. a g Ss
 JOHNSTON-COOK.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Watkins Cook have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Fannie Delle Cook, to Dr. Franklin NJ. Johnston, which will be an event of social in- terest occurring on the evening of Wednesday, December 12, at o'clock, at their home. 462 South Court Street. THE MISSES wYMAN ENTER TAIN THE TENTAGIL. At their home on South GoIdthwaite street Misses Lucretia and Sadie Wy man entertained the members of the Tintagil yesterday afternoon when the interesting program included: l A paper by Miss Dolly Kirk on Ste- phen Phillips.
 A paper on Poetic Drama" by Miss
 A talk on "The Francesca la Rlmini" of literature by Miss Fannie Mathews. A paper on Nero, by Miss Nimm | Green.
 A reading from Phillips Herod, by Miss Olive Macdonald.
 l A paper on Current Events, by Miss Elizabeth Sayre.
 A guest of the club for the after noon was Mrs. John Danforth of Bir- mingham, who as Miss Lucy CObbs was for some time a member of the TIuta- gil.
 YOUNGER SET GIVEN A DANCE,
 Miss Lila Bess OiIn entertained a number of friends at dance on Sat- urday evening at the home of her pa rents. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Olin, on Sayre street. when the guests were: Misses Ellen Tyson, Mary Cobbs, Isa- bella Cobbs. Georgia SaRold. Sarah Warren wilkerson, Maud Howe, Katie Halls. Patsey Collier, Messrs. Will Frank Joseph, Sam Jones. Thornton Clarke. Thompkins Fitzpatrick, James Davidson. Fielder Halls, Frank Noble. Frank Woodruff, Geoge Cook and E.. A. Collier.
 4 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Miss Ella Ruth Dunn enter | tained a number of friends at party 1 yesterday afternoon from 2 70 o'clock in celebration of her sixth birthday. The home of the young hostess parents. Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Dunn, was par l ticularly pretty in It's decorations of green and red, done with red roses, red carnations and palms and ferns l The little girl whose birthday was be- ing celebrated wore a dainty toilette of white, and was assisted by her cousin Miss Mary Wilcox. The guests who were very delightfully."- entertained were. Mary Cranberry. Mildred Gram berry. Katie Mccall, Lois Hudson, Fan nie Hayne, Ruth Harris. Anna Sherman, Catherine StudsilI, Dolly Studsill, Mary Wilcox. Katherine Salmon, Lizzie Scott, Thelma Penfield. Celia Moore, May Vickers, Hattie Mcfarland, Eve l lyn Wilson, Gladys Browne, Masters 1 OAethOS A0LuOAGSf AAhbDAN CGOttB AlCudIu Mcfarland, William Young. Reese Mar tin, Willie Cunningham, Dave Earle, | Jerry Bowles, Howard Light, Harris Shaw, Bruce Shaw, Leslie Pennield, Percy Spruell, Lawrence Wright, Henry Wright, James Penfeld, William Wash ] burn, Clarence Brooks, George Griffith and Herbert Griffith.
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 LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. The Ladies Memorial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. c. Lee on Church street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will be transacted and every member is re- Lquested to attend.
 Mrs. W. A. Gesner, Assistant Secretary.