The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
Social and Personal.

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 The summer sunshine and roses that finger with us yet, filled the home of Dr. and Mrs. Marechal thi safternOon, the occasion being n tea for Miss Edith Marechal. their attractive daughter. The reception room, frescoed in pink roses was filled with the same natur- al flowers, relieved byeferns and bam- boo, ana rivalling the roses in fairness wer the young girls in the receiving party. Miss Marechal, assisted bv Misses Clara Ross. Ella Wheeler. Alino Mc1dillan, Hazel Pape, Lucille and Alice Bareay, Lucille and Edith ToxeE Sai- lie Van Antwerp, Archie Jones.
 The punch table in the hall under a large Japanese umbrella was presid- ed over by Miss Emily Boone and Miss Marie Webb, and in the dining room. the dainties were all the more entic- ing when served by Misses Mary Antoi- nette Mcintosh, Lula Radcliff, Claudia Marechal, Ruth ar1 Etta McGowaii, Mrs. James K. Giennon, Mrs George Riviere, Mrs U O. Smith, Mrs. Leslie MarechaL The dining table was par tlcularly atfraetive with its. cover of cluny lace over pink satin, centre piece Of pinlx carnations and pink bon -bons In cut glass and silver dishes. The reception lasted from A to 6 o'clock, and was . most enjoyable occasion.
 
 Mss Annie Scott of Eliska, Ala the guest of Miss Lillian Tonsmeife, was again honored last evening, when slfe was the inspiration of a card party given by Miss Nellie Deegan at her home on Joachim street. Roses and holly were used for the decorations, the young people present completing a ra- diant picture. There were eight tables of euchre, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Hamil- ton keeping the score. Victory and the sports of war fell to Miss Ethe' O'Conner and MT. Dan Smith, one re- ceiving a silk opera bag and one a shaving doll. Miss Georgia Hooks and Mir. curran SpNtswood received the two booby prizes, Ehe former a Teddy bear and the latter a drum. Mir. Tom Smith cut successfully for the consolation prize, a Gibson calendar. During the evening. punch was served by Miss Norma Boulet, Miss Katherine Bunting. and Miss Alice otey, and at the con- clusion of the game Q substantia lsup- per was enjoyed
 Miss Deegans guests were Misses Matte Belle Eirkbride. Mamie Scales. Lillian Tonsmeire, Annie Scott, Elmore Morrisette Foster of Eliska, Ala. Airie Wsseon, Georgia Hooks, Hattie May Horst, Edna WOolf, Anna McColgin. Etta Mayors, Rosa Belle Christian, and Messrs. Chase aSpotswood, Rich- ard Weleh, John sutton, Edwin Wren cher, William Deegan, Rob Morisette. Cliden Smith. Terry Moore, Harry Inge, Prather, Maxine, Charles flaw kins, Arthur Tonsmelre, Roland Mel lett, Dan Smith, Hheu. John Shields, Oscar Cleveland.
 Yesterday afternoon one of the pret- | tiest and most original children's par ties ever given here was at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Stanar5, the occasion being the fifth birthday of their litle son. George Edward This young host was the little Boy Blue of the festivals, and as he received his little playmates. fifteen or twenty in number. each was presented with a l little horn with which to entice the ] cows from the meadows, the sheep from l the corn. There wasn't any meadow. l and there wasn't any corn, but there were sheep, droyes of tiny ones, hidden all about the house, under chairs and sofas and tables, in all kinds of sur prising and delightful places, and may be the youngsters did not have a good time finding them! After various games, the birthday feast was served and for every child there was a cum ming souvenir, a little silver cart and horse, and punches of holly berries, telling of the coming of dear old Santa | Claus. Of course, there was a fasci- mating birthday cake, with five lighted candles and all sorts of good things to eat, and it were a difficult problem whether the little host or his friends enjoyed the birthday party most
 A wedding of interest to Mobllions will be celebrated at Citronelle We'd nesday at o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Marie Michael being the bride and | MT Marsh, an insurance man of New Orleans, the groom. Immediately af-