The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
sic Vim of Demopolis. ollne McMil- Ian. Mary Hunter and Virginia Sims

The V Wy. cotiIlion was danced iasi leveniug at Temperance Hall. led by Henry McC0I ell with Miss LoIla Belle Gould. Pretty favors were used and some novel figures introduced. About forty couples took part. The chape- rones of the evening were MT. and Mrs. Palmer Plilans. MT. and Mrs. George ITeakes, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas St. John, 1 Dr. and Mrs. Goode, MT. and Mrs c. s. Shawhan, Mir. and Mrs. w W. Groom, MT. and Mrs. sRandoiph St. John, Mir I and Mrs. c. w Rosengrant, Mir. and I Mrs. J. c. Gibboneg MT. and Mrs. Wal l ter Cunningham, and MT. and Mrs. Horace Clark.
 The Clara Schumann Club celebrated l it's twelfth birthday thls evening at ! the home of it's President and founder l Mrs. Duke Goodman. The members
 were generous enough to include their l friends in the birthday festivities, and , so the fine program was listened to by a goodiy number. The social fea- ture that followed the music afforded the guests quite as much pleasure of different kind, and when they reluc- tant1y took their departure 1t was with sincere wishes for many happy re- turns.
 Mrs. James Gibboney was the ,stess of the '500" Club this afternoon. and in addition to the members, entertained Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Mrs F. !. Acker Mrs. Edith Garfield, Mrs. Frank Munson, and Mrs. shelton Frederick. Red and white camellias decorated the rooms and at the conclusion of the games. five o'clock tea was served.
 Mrs Horace Clark has issued invita- tions to a bridge party for Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clark is expecting Miss Dill of Baltimore to arrive next week on a visit. She was her guest once before about two years ago, and is well remembered here.
 The K, K. k., a society composed of young ladies, gave their first ball this evening at Temperance Hall. Needless to say, 1t was so successful that its re- petition will be eargerly anticipated,
 Judge and Mrs. Harry Toulmin gave a card party at their home at Spring Hill this evening in compliment to their two guests, Mss Mary Huger of Annis- ton and Miss Pegues.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Cavanello am nounce the marriage of their daughter Grace Elizabeth, to Mir. Louis R. Harri- son. which will take place Wednesday, 1 January 31st
 Mrs. Duke Goodman has issued in- vItatlons to an afternoon tea to be giv- | en Tuesday afternoon in compliment 1 to her, guest, Mrs, P. P. Deemers of 1 Port Dfmon, C.. R.
 Miss Gladys Randall Of opelousas. | La, has arrived to visit her cousin. | Miss Lucille Overall and will remain | until after the Carnival.
 The Chautauqua Circle held it's regu- | lar fortnightly meeting at the home | of the President, Mrs. H. H. Duffee, this afternoon.
 The friends of Mrs. Riivers A. Rush | will be glad to learn that she is recoy- ering from severe Illness.
 This evening Mir. and Mrs Gibboney entertained at dinner in compliment to MT. and Mrs. Munson.
 Miss Natalie Hutton has gone to Ft. | Barancas to visit friends. She will be absent about two weeks.
 The Young Matrons' Euchre Club was entertained this afternoon by Mrs Norman Meyer.
 Misses Mamie and Ella Holioman left today for a visit to Moss Point.
 Mrs. joseph Clinton will entertain at cards next Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Fanny May Futile is now the e,nest of Mrs. Stuart Jones.
 Mrs. Malvino Caro- of Pensacola IS visiting Mrs. F. R. Wing.
 RIGS FROM THE ORIENT.
 Two days mOre-'F0day and T0mor- rovv. specially low prices on every