The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-20

guests tonight at .dinner. sor an even Ing of unalloyed pleasure was before them, and dinner such as has never aesp surpassed, even ip the Russell The table declarations were .of the most elaborate and artistic ..ature and Miss Eoline, presiding. as her fathers chateAaine, proved herself as clever as he In entertaining a large party, the bell of repartee tossed hither and thither, scintealating as it flew back and forth around the board Colonel Russell apt As alwAys, EaaAe 2 cAarm- Ing little speech of compliment to the several gentlemen present In response 70 toaSts # is Q source of gratifica- tion to the Russeiis' friends that tn cir home is once more to be open and a scene of brightness and none appre eiate 1t Fpore than the g'lests of the evening who were: Misses Margaret BiIlups, Helen Smith, Ethel Hodgson. Grace Bestor, Maude Middleton, Jessie Whiting, Sallie Withers. Zemma Mas tin, Messrs. c. D. Harrison, l.. e. Dor gan, p. F Bestor Frank Ward, H Fletcher, F. J. Yerger, ". M. Mar shall and pr. Rufin A. Wright.
 Miss Mary Danner has returned from q Aeltghtful viait to Oklahoma and caTmlngham
 Mrs. Rosen entertained a number of young people Sunday evening to cele- brate the thirteenth birthday Of her daughter, Leah,
 MT. Dave Levy, of New orleans. Is visiting his daughter. Mrs syd Rosen- baum.
 NFiss urloro~oo et,,n,, , ..tZ,.. friends in Meridian.
 Miss Goldsmith, of Seieba, Miss.. Is the guest of Miss Flossie Kohlman.
 Mrs. J. B. Davis has issued invita- tion to an 'iat homsY Wednesday eve, ming, December 26, for her son. J; B Davis, who will cons from college to spend the holidays at home
 Mr. Mitchell Lyons Is in the city for a few days visiting his mother.
 Miss Mary PillRns has returned from Atlanta, Where she visited Miss AlIne Ruse.
 Mrs. w. c. Ciisby aud little son are Mrs. Vivian P. Gaines.
 Miss May Canheld has come from college in Washington, D. C., to spehd the holidays with her motheg, Mrs, Edith canfeid
 This week starts out very quietly, the energy of the card players enter tainers being reserved for the strenu- ous duties of Christmas shoppfng. The card clubs are all taking e vacation, and one does not realize wbat large part Of social life they have become until the society columns have to do without them, The week will end more bTllliaptly thaA lt began, fortunately, the Athelstan reception and Miss Bid- Eeeqs debut aanee coming Jnerrtly to the rescue, Next week--but why an. teiPate the rash and ppEg of the boli- days9
 AGF. Cleveland Henderson. who was married @ Miss Jante March is a Mobile man whose Business interests have called him to Norfolk, which city has been hts home for three years. But that he is still dear to his former friends was shown last evening when nine of his old schoolmates and boy hood chums gave him alnneg at the cawthon. This was both a reunion ana a parting feast, and the friends mads the most of the occasion, toastlng pres ent, past and future. An excellent dinner was served and . handsome floral centre piece added its touch to 1 brightness of the affalr The young 1 men around the board were Messrs. Richard Christian, Warren Christian. Sidney ToDsmeire. J, B. Merrill, Clar- | once Ridenhous. Byron smith, D. W. | Davis Winfield Partridge, Maury Lyon | ind MT. Henderson
 Mr. George Fearn gays q box party | t the Lyric last evening in honor of | Hiss Ethel Hodgson. the other guests 1elRg Miss Mabel Heustis, Mir, A. E. IaR Heymgeu, Mf. ana Mrs. w. H. | donk, JF., MT. and Mrs, W. K. Tyson. After the tbeatre supper was enjoyed # the cawthon.
 MT. and Mrs, Willard KiEkbride will Ii live daDee at the Country Club. De- ember ss, for Miss Corlnna Kirk, ride.
 Received Daijys
 Fresh ceaRtry Fork snSssss, very
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