The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-06
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. M. dec Cottes.

a " @AA~S ~e tf1 la> Ilu H1 0lfulF 0lD0N0 0n0 0n0 0Hl LINEN SHOWER FOR MISS LOWE. Miss Salhe Grace Beale was hostess yesterday afternoon, at a linen shower 1 with which she complimented Miss An | nie Lowe, at the home of her parents, 1 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Beale, on Perry | street. The entire lower floor was | thrown open and with artistic taste l decorated in palms, ferns and white | carnations, and lighted by green can | dles in silver and crystal candelabra The guests were received on arrival | by Miss Grace Halls and Miss Mamie Coleman, and in the drawing room by ! Miss Beale, assisted by Miss Lowe, Miss Annie Willis of Pensacola, Miss Lollie { Peck Wyly of Atlanta. Shortly after came the feature of the afternoon-the | linen shower. Between the broad slid ing doors connecting the parlors was hung a large wedding bell of white carnations. In this were placed the 1 gifts, and when ribbon was drawn by Ella Frances Beale. the little sister of l the hostess, the wealth of beautiful ! bits of linen fell on the bride elect, in whose homer the guests were invited On each gift was pinned an original and appropriate verse, written by the ! donor. These were read aloud by Miss Caroline Hannon. and the beauty. clev- | erness and wit of them was source of interest and amusement.
 Miss Allie Willis offered a toast to Miss Lowe, after which each guest drank to her from loving cup that | was pasAd among them.
 A buffet luncheon was served and from a table adorned in white and green, Roman punch was served. The table was spread with white lace over green satin, and above 1t were hung clusters of grapes and ropes of smilax Miss Corelette Metcalf, wearing q gown of lavender crepe de chine. served punch.
 Miss Beale was attired in blue nous. | selin; Miss Lowe wore French organ die over pink silk; Miss Halls wal l gowned in white lingerie over pink silk; Miss Coleman wore toilette oi 1 white Batiste; Miss Willis was attiret | in pompadours mousselin over lavender Miss Wylys toilette was of lilac sill and lace.
 The guests were:
 | Misses Anna Pelzer, Ethel Pelzer Clement Marks, Jean Lahey. Margare
 Brown. Lucia Richardson, Marguerit Rice, Caroline Hannon. Josie Norwood Virginia Norwood. Julia Taylor Valin 4 Sanford, Annie Lou Chiffon, Margare
 Chambers, Laura Chambers. Roberti l
 Bertha Fitzpatrick, Annie Danzigei
 Etta Jenkins, Sophie Walthem. Anni
 Maude Dawson. Ella Hargrove Sayrs
 Margaret Mashburn. Hattie Mcqueen
 May Hardaway, Bessie Rogers, Susi
 May. Will O'Dell Dickerson Rut
 Beale and Mrs. Meehan.
 #, TI Sy
 MEETING OF THE TINTAGIL.
 The members of the Tintagil met yes
 terday afternoon with Miss Jeal
 Craik. when they were delightfully."- en | tertained.
 The study of the Tintagil for this sea
 son Is on Modern Drama, and the pro
 gram for yesterday included a paper
 "The Historical Review of the Begin ming of English Drama" by Miss Eliz
 abeth Holmes; a talk on "The Vice." b | Miss Carolyn Haralson: a paper on tn
 Transition and the Interlude.' by Mis-
 Mary Burke, and a paper on "Curren | Events" by Miss Olive Macdonald.
 The visitors who attended this meet
 ing were, Miss Bruce, who is the gues
 of Miss Fannie Matthews; Mrs. Rich
 ard Arlington. the guest of Mrs Rober
 Arrington; and Miss Lucille Goldth
 waite of New York, who is visiting he
 sister Mrs. owen Nelson
 DELEGATES TO U. D. [.
 CONVENTION IN GULFPORT
 The general convention of the Unite, Daughters of the Confederacy will D held in Gulfport. Miss. on Wednesday November 14, one week from today and as four Montgomery Chapters WI he represented, much interest hele Il taken in the coming event.
 The delegates elected to represen the Sophie Bibb Chapter are: Mrs. Bibi Graves, Mrs. L. B. Whitfield. Mrs. A. M y Allen, Mrs. A. II. McNeel, Mrs. J. I.akin Mrs. F. NJ Graves, Miss F. w. Andrew Mrs. J. II. Crenshaw, Mrs. R P. Dexter | Those elected to represent the Cradi' of the Confederacy Chapter are: Mi $ lJ. NJ. Carmichael, Mrs. Jesse Lama" Mrs. w. L.. Durr, Mrs. J. T. MattoS | Mrs Woodall, Mrs. C. A. Lanier, Mrs Mary Phelan Watts, Mrs. H. r Tressler Miss Willetta McManus and Mrs. Ast Stratton.
 Those elected from the Secession Capital Chapter are: Mrs B. J. Chap man, Mrs. James Reeves. Mrs. William Reaves and Miss Louise Owen.
 The Dixie Chapter delegates are: Mrs
 w. A. Gayle, Miss Olivia Arlington Mrs. James S. Pinckard. Mrs. Thomas Mrs Warren Dent and Mrs. Loul' Cobbs.
 LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. Although the Ladies Memorial As sociation united with the "Daughter' of the Confectionery" in the interesting memorial services held in the Firs Presbyterian Church in honor of Mrs Jefferson Davis, the distinguished iPresident of the Southern Confederacy
 widow of our beloved and illustrioui yet in compliance with the reques of Mrs. l.. J. Behan, President o the Confederate Memorial Association
 we beg to meet again today. the 9th in commemoration of the many vir tues of this noble woman. A full at tendance is earnestly desired
 Mrs. M. D. Bibb, President l.. NJ Assn Mrs W. s. Gesner.
 Assistant Secretary.
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 X CORRECTION. | It was an error when stated in yes
 terday's paper that Dr. Everhart wa
 once rector of St. Johns Church. H. was, however, principal of Hamne Hall Institute and often officiated a St. Johns with the late Rev. DI Stringfellow.