The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
MRS. sIARkxSs RECEPTION
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MRS. MARKss RECEPTION
 FOR MISSES MARKS,
 notable. beautiful and delightful social affair of yesterday was the re- ception given by Mrs. s. B. Marks, IT., at her home on Madison Avenue. when she entertained for her daughter, Miss Clement Marks. and her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Marks of Kentucky Receiving with the young ladies was their cousin, Mrs. Burwell Boykin, who was elegantly attired in a cream lace robe. and held a cluster of American Beauty roses. Miss Clement Marks was exquisitely gowned in pink liberty silk and round thread lace. and held white roses. Miss Elizabeth Marks wore a beautiful creation of lingerie and lace over taffeta and with it carried white chrysanthemums. Through the recep- tion room and the dining room adioin- ing. pink roses and hot house smilax were the floral features of decoration. In the library punch was served from a table adorned with American Beauty roses and presided over by Mrs. Albert Taber and Mrs. William Joseph Orum Mrs. Taber wore a toilette of white Louisine silk and lace and Mrs. Drums gown was of cream renaissance lace over pink silk.
 Other friends who assisted in re- ceiving were Mrs. B. T. Baldwin, wearing white silk Miss Annie Will Hams In black silk and lace, Miss Fam nie Mathews in pompadour silk, Mrs, Meharren In pink raw silk and cream lace, Mrs. M. F. LeGrand.
 Young ladies assisting in entertaining were: Misses Ethel Marks, Louise Marks. Rebecca Pollard. Anna Seibs, Elizabeth Baldwin. Marguerite Rice, Mary Knowles, Mary Mapes. Florence Marks, Lee Marks, Dixie Drum and Katherine Baldwin.
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 GR. AND MRS. AHARKs's
 DANCE FOR MISSES MARKS.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Marks, Jr., enter tained number of friends at a pro- gram dance last evening for their daughter, Miss Clement Marks and Miss Elizabeth Marks. who is her guest. The double parlors were arranged for dancing. During an interval in the dance program delicious refreshments were served.
 Miss Clement Marks wore a beauti- full gown of. yellow taffeta. Her part ner was Mir. William Jordan. Miss Elizabeth Marlxsfs toilette was of pink radium and white lace. Her partner for the evening was Capt. S. H. Rob- erts.
 The drawing room was adorned in pink roses. the dining room in red chryHanthemums. the punch room in American Beauty roses and In the It. brary white chrysanthemums were used. Throughout every apartment palms were placed in effective massr, ing. A qF
 The, guests who enjoyed the evenings. entertainment were: Miss Josie Nor- wood with Dr. Lay. Miss Virginia Nor- wood with Dr. Easlie. Miss Margaret Browne with Mrs Sam Jones, Miss An- ita Perkins with Mir. Thomas Martin, Mice fso Miss Mary Knowles with Mir. Edward Watts. Miss Ethel Pelzer; with MT. P. T. Sayre, Miss Lucia Richardson with Mir. Henry Crenshaw. Miss Annie Lou Chiffon with MT. Tracy I.ays Miss Ros- allie Higgins with Mir. A, w. Jordan, Miss Anna PeIzer with Mr.. Walter. Pickett. Miss Susie May with Mir. Rob-. erts slstFupk, Miss0 tEligabeth Baldwin. with Mr. Frank MeRheFson, rMissg Anna seibs with Mir. Edmund Tabsr. Miss Marguerite Rice with Mir. Weatherly Carter. Miss FEfhels Marks with Mr. Clifford Stuart. Miss Bertha Fitzpat- rick with Mir. Warren Tyson. Miss Grace Halls with MT. Archie Tyson, Miss Dorothy Siebs with Dr., William Westeott, Miss EIla Hargrove sayre with Mir. William Davidson, Mss Jean Lahey with Mir, William Holt Miss Rebecca Pollard with Captain Cava- naugh, Miss Louise Marks with MT. Emmett Seibels. Miss Fannie Morris Cloud with Mir. 6tires. Miss EunIce Semmes with Mir. Gaston Troy. Miss Willie Fillmore with MT. George Halls, Messrs. Alex Hannon. Thomas Mourn ing, Paul Parker, Warren Hall. Blake Campbell, Charles q. Pollard, Noble Billing, Brownfeld Wilkerson, Robert Teague, F. H. MeConnico. Hugh Stu- art. George Marks, Edward Lyle and Henry Mourning. 5a@} T
 $ 3s Ss sh-.4i MARRIAGE or MISS FALSE
 AND MIR. PATTERSON.
 A beautiful home wedding took place at the residence of Mrs. M. E. Alfred. 206 Summit Street, Highland Park, last evening, when her daughter, Miss Ma bel Halse, was united in marriage" "to Mir, Claude Lee Patterson, Rev. Stewart Mcqueen officiating. '.F.
 The house was effectively decorated with roses and carnations. ''
 In the hall large table held numer- ous bridal gifts in a manner indicat- ing the nopnlahitY of thA Xomns cnnIlla