The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-11
CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga Tenn, February 10.-(Spe- cial)-Chattanooga society enjoyed very gay week, with numerous teas and din- ners Mrs l. w. Kelly had the distinc- 1ion of giving the largest affair of the week when she entertained on Tuesday in honor of Misses GeneVieve and Mildred Montague, two popular debutanteS ot the season. and Miss Louise Whiton of Paris France, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs C C. Nottingham and Mrs. K. D. Rath- burn Mrs Kelly's residence on Fort Wood was arranged with innumerable cut flowers. ferns and palms. The front drawing room where, the receiving party stood, was decorated in white narcissus, while narcssus alternated with rose and crimson carnations in dining room, library md music room, where champagne punch was served An elaborate refreshment was served and the following ladies were asked to assist: Mrs. K. D. Rathburn Mrs. C. c. Nottingham, Mrs. w. R. Frye Mrs E. G. Richmond, Mrs. Francis Mar tin, Mrs w. T. Hope, Mrs Garnett An .drews, Mrs. John T. Lupton, Mrs. Milton .B Ochs. Mrs. George D. Lancaster, Mrs. ". D. Carswell. Mrs. Lewis Colyar. Mrs. sJ. w. Watt. Mrs. J. T. Williamson, Mrs Names A. Caldwell, Mrs Josephine Shack elford, Mrs. W. R. Butler, Mrs. W. A. lSadd, and Misses Mildred Montague, Gen evieve Montague Louisa Whiton, May , Montague, Lucy Montague, Nell Payne, 11lsie Caldwell Lena Fritts, Armstrong Ann Watkins. Marie Stafford, Sarah Watt and Myra Smartt
 The married people were received from j2 to 4 o'clock the girls of society from 4 to 5, while the beaux were invited from 5 to G. Among the prominent young men who dropped in at this hour were Lieut. Harry Coates. Y. S. A.; Lieutenant Hun ter, Lieutenant Swift. and Lieutenant Ayleshire. MT Goodman. MT. Hugh Crum- bliss, MT Kelso Haley, MT. Hulihan and Dr. Hogshead
 Mrs. E. G. Richmond entertained the &omans auxiliary of the St. Pauls church on Monday afternoon with an annual re- ception. This affair is always looked for ward to with great pleasure by the mem bers when Mrs. dchmond's beautiful home is thrown open for social open meeting of the auxiliary. After q brief musical and literary programme delicious Tefreshment was served Among those present were Mesdames A. M. Thompson. Mark Morrison C. M. Greve, Richard King, E. G. Richmond, o. F.. King, Noll, Gates II. S. Chamberlain, Jesse Duggar. A. F. Judd, Euclid Warehouse. Lindsay, Rogers, Alexander. Francis Lynde Me Lain, Salmon, Hahn, Miss Chapman and Miss Duval Mrs. A. M. Thompson, Miss Harriet Smith Mrs. Richard A. King. Mrs. Mark Morrison and pr. Goodman contributed to the interesting programme.
 Miss Phyllis and Master Marshall Lan- caster entertained with Jack Horner party on Monday afternoon Twelve little : people were among the guests. j MT, and Mrs. T, G. Montague and Misses Lucy and May Montague entertained the Reading club on Friday evening at their 7 residence on Walnut street. The guests thirty in number were served with a 6 o'clock dinner and later enjoyed the pro- gramme.
 Mrs. Rathburn and MT and Mrs. C. c. Nottingham entertained the French circle at tea on Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. They were assisted by their guest Miss Louise Whiton of Paris, France.
 Mrs. Frank w. Wallace entertained the Young Married Ladies Embroidery cir cle on Friday afternoon at her home on Oak street.
 MT, C. Bland Payne entertained with a box party on Monday evening for Kyrle Bellew. on Wednesday evening for Ade- 1aide Thurston and on Thursday evening for John Drew
 Mrs J. R. Robinson and Misses Native and Jane Webber entertained with a large six-hand euchre party on Friday after noon.
 Mrs. John S. Martin and Miss Kath- erine Martin entertained with a reception from to o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Miss Katherine Martin is a debutante of this season and the belle of among the thirty or forty young girls who made a formal debut before Christmas.