The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
MSS RoBERrs, GERMAN

M AT PltkEslsFS SPRINGS.
 II was a delightful occasion enjoyed when on Friday evening Miss Roberta Misses Jewell Roberts of Abilene, Tex i City AsnsS ans Miss Rsry Knowles efSs Tss grand march in which fifty. couples Miss iejessni JeeWeii is Robegts g M Many Many besusifal and during an intermission refresh out on special cars at nine and return ed to the city at one.
 Among the dancers were:
 liam isi aurtter. Miss Jeweil RoSertss a of Miss AurelIa Fitzpatrick ci Kansas fiaS Knowles Tn with with Mr. z. A LaiisT, Miss Evelyn Bibb with MT. Ben Fitzpat- rick, Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick with MT. with Mir. Frank MoPherson, Miss Maud Burke with Mr. Allen McNeel. Miss Miss Frankie Jvnes with MT. Stires MSS Mss Van Van Hoose of Tuscaioosa with Mth Mi Harry Mr F. cfa Feh MISS MISS Sssss ssssH hes Lssesie of Mobile with, MT: Charlie Mp MaeSs Jack h1ss Taylor, rs MISS % Josle Norwood with Dr. Laslie. Miss Ella Wheeler of Mobile with MT. Penrose stout, Miss vidson. Miss Lucille Lahey with MT. Joe Hall, Miss Jean Lahey. with MT. Hal Brown. Miss Tinsie Moore, , witn ,a ger with Mir, Robert. Steiner. Miss An na Pelzer with MT Warren Hall. Miss vaIine Sanford with MT Robbie Msy- Icy Fred Wiikinscn. Miss Bertha Fitzpat- rick with Mir. J. H. Faunce. Miss Mag gle Chambers with MT. charlis Pessh- sssh wi With MT. Miller. Miss Fannie Mae Tut tie with MT Henry crensihva,w,, iv,,, Miss g. Oates. Jr. Miss Annie chilton with MT. Lawrence Anderson. Miss Wilsie May with MT Otis Williamson. Miss sli Mary Mss M hss ciara TsiS niS Wit With %r sNser Pickett. Pick aaas Miss Lucille Warren with Mr. With Vi P Mr EuGsnKsr pani F as sayre. Miss Matsie Miss Flora Mae Armer.t with MT; N; P. RsSsrt Rsosnk. reaeus, Mlas % MISS ssrIs @ Adams Of Ssesa F2liara a,. with EdwS9fs 9. Lyle wsII.' Miss Miss Miss Nina Dent With Dr.. westcott. Miss Clinta Perkins with Mir. Emniitt Siebles, Miss Carrie West with MT. ga- mic Parish Miss Laura PariSn SIaTla witn an,IIs Rs
 
 Tenn, with MT. Henry Parish; Miss Mabel Higgins with Mir. Sam Rogers, Miss Effie Mae Wagner with Mir. Locke. Brcwder, Miss virgie Burton with MT. Dave Crossland. Miss Kate Steiner with Mir Tom Jones, Miss sEtta Jtnkins with Mr Jim Hardaway. Miss Watkins, Leu kinsoT. ioT' Miss Miss wiIloden pickerson with Mir Theo Louis, Miss May Hardaway with MT. Ed Watts, Miss Coralet Met Metcalf with MT. Herbert Jones: Miss Eula Alexandria with MT. Will Chsnd- Ter, Miss Taylcr, Washington, D e, with Mr. Bradford Duncan, Miss Lucille Tyson with Mfr Blake Campbell, Miss Ella savre with MT. Ed Graves, Mss Annic/ Danziger with Mir Willie Frank Joseph Hiss Julia Tayior with B., MT. N [ Robbins. Tolfus Stewart Gasten Troy, VIII Jordan, Win Graves. Atilee Jordan, Paul Parker, Arthur Flowers Tomp- Gaston Gunter, Howard Butt, Warren Tyson. cfapp. Archie Tyson. sr.. Stall ings, stene, Anniston, Frank Glass, Noble Billing, ;imms, Robert Browder' rick. Taylor. John Blbb. Allen Cren-
 Martin, Alex Hannons seaborn Boyd
 Mrs. p'f Frank sGlRe1 Ansley, sesa s Mre and Mrs. Knowles, MT, and Mrs. Ava Fitzpat- rick. MT. and Mrs. A. Fl. Munger Mir and Mrs. J. T. Roberts, Mrs. W, c. Bibb, Mrs. Mary E. Shepherd.
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 MRS. sCOTT'S YARD PARTY. 4 thoroughly charming occasion was the yard party given by Mrs, Charles H Scott on Friday afternoon when her guests included the members of the Magazine Club and a few other friends 1 This was the meeting nearest the Fourth of July and in every detail the National idea was ir artistic evidence. | The guests were entertained m the l back yard where splendid tree spreads
 its beautiful branches, affording shade | and decoration for the delightful event.
 The fence which surrounds the yard was completely covered with bunting
 in the national design and the huge | tree trunk was draped in the same, | while from one of the wide spreading branches hung side by side a Confed- | crate flag and a crimson Liberty bell. At the entrance to the yard a taste l fully arranged table held a bowl of Miss Florrie Haden presided.
 1 The literary program for the after noon contained the reading of an ar | ticle on Warwick Castle and the Civic | Fete by Mrs. C. L. Ruth. This was 1 especially interesting to the members of the club as their President Mss Laia Moore, who is travelling abroad party, including Miss Algie Hardwick Ruth, Mrs. Amelia Seeley and Miss
 Kate Davidson.
 | Mrs. J. H. Hardaway read an article
 on The Restoration of Vally Forge. | The feature or the program. however
 was an address on the History of Flags
 by Miss CoZart. It was instructive and