The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
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One of the largest aHairs ever given in the city was MT. and Mrs. R. V. Taylor's reception this evening for pr. and Mrs. Adrian Taylor, who have just returned from their bridal trip. The one disappointment was that MT. Taylor was detained in ST. Louis and did not arrive in time to take part in the eve ning's pleasure. Invitations bad been issued to sevsral hundred guests, both married and unmarried, and most Of them were present. thropging the rooms from the hours of 8 to i0--And these roms looked verp beautiful, the reception room in particular, which has just been done over in blue and white, and with white canvas on the floor, and the mantels filled with flowers aud bamboo draped about. made. a lovely setting for the receiving party. Mrs. Taylor, in handsome, yellow net gown, and Mrs. Adrian Taylor in her wedding gown of white net, were as- sisted in receiving by Dr. Taylor, pr. and Mrs. W. J. E. Cox, Mrs Jack Ross and Mrs. Sampson of Charlottes- vile, who came South to attend Dr. Taylor's wedding.
 fn the second room there was an as- sisting receiving party, Mrs. Walter Williamson, Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. J. s. Barrett and Mrs. Irwin Little.
 At a cosy little table, Mrs. R. $. Bacon and Mrs. Arthur Yerger, served coffee and cocoa. and at another attrac- tive table, punch was erved by Miss Helen Taylor, the pretty daughter of the house. and Miss sEmily Boone, Miss Helen Rich, and Miss Marie Webb. In the dining room an exquisite table filled with silver and cut glass. flow CTS and dainties held the centre of the stage, and a tfTo-course supper of sub ,stautiais was served Dragos band, stationed in the hall. played during the evening. The reception lasted un- til after 10 o'clock. congratulations having been showeFed upon Mrs. Tay- Tor upon the acquisition of the new and charming daughter
 Although Mobile has more electric autos now than one can count, the the atre going public were rather sur prised at the long line of them streteh- de out before the Mobile Theatre this evening. speaking seloquelltly of same thing doing" And so 1t was-for MT. w. w. Heron, in the search for nov. cities. had conceived tue idea of an ar- to theatre party, the array making quite an imposing effect. The party was in honor of Miss Virginia sims whose partner in her machine was MT. Horace Shepard; 1AF. heFfoh Nftt Grace Rockwell: Miss Zemma Mastin yvtib MT. Ben Rhett Miss Mary Hunter vvfth MT. Montague Whiting; Mrs. Hor- to,, Fau ana r. Murray Dunlap; MT. c. - Harrison and Mir. Fall The play was fine Man from Now"-and this was followed by supper at the cav thon the evening being most enjoy able one for all concerned.
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 The 300 club was entertained by Mrs. T. W. Black this afternoon, whose hone. with curtains drawn hgnteo candelabra and gas, and rooms hlleo with yiolets was as attractive spot ss could be found in a Csy's journey. Tn addition to the members, Mrs Black Included among her guests Mrs. J. B. Rohbins. Mrs. F, o. Hoffman, Mrs John MouIton' Msr. George Kilborne. Mrs. Him Touart and Miss Annie Knox Taylor
 Miss Mabel Goode is expected home from Detroit to spend the Christmas holidays.
 MT. Charles F. Lock has arrived rom Mexico City to spend the holidays with his parents
 Mrs l.. c. Parker is expected next week to visit her parents, MT ana Mrs. John Quill.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Bush will spend the holidays in Birmingham with MT