The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-02

help at the work Of recording, In fairer, a more beautiful land. We would have her make what record there should be made of ourfweaknesses and our frailties. How generously, now charitably 1t would be done. For that was her way on earth. She would know and understand. For on earth she Knew and understood. here. when we were weak and when we fell short.
 And the record here, there and every where would be plotted with the tears of her tendernss and her affection. But tears have not plotted the recoro of her own young and splenoid n.e. Through the dew of these tears .ne golden record of her just ana Perlec. life only shines with greater raoianue n,,, Today, from the heart we pay trlo- ute to her memory--at once so beauti- fui and so enduring.
 YOUNGER SET GERMAN. number of young men gave German last evening at the home or Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Norwood that WIS distinctly elegant in every detdA anu was one of the most delightful occa- sions enjoyed by the school boys anu girls who are on pleasure bent. Ine large drawing room and spacious oin- ing room were thrown together for the evening, arranged in dancing. anu hrng with mistletoe. In the library ope,sing from the hall table, from which fruit punch was served, was pretty study in red. Over 1t hung chandelier of red shaded light rom which red shaded candles In silver can dlesticks were drawn scarfs or req maline. The German was led by Mir. Howard Tatum with Miss Florence Norwood and Miss Lucille Sargent of Macon, Miss Miss Florence Norwood wore toilette of liberty silk and lace and Miss Sargent was gowned Tn wnite China silk with pink ribbons During an intermission, refreshments were served.
 Among the dancers were:
 Mir James Browder and Miss Mary Crenshaw, Mir Phares Coleman ana | Mrs. Lula Mcqueen, MT. Clarence Daw- son and Miss Mary Ashley, Mir. William l Davidson and Miss Emma Thomas MT. Arthur Ellsberry and Miss Mildred | Cromwell MT. Sam Ellsberry and MISS Hazel Weaver, MT. Bernard Gaston and Miss Mary Cobbs Mir Hubert Dent and Miss Irene Lee Stokes, MT. George liar ris and Miss Annie Chandler MT. Gar side Harris and Miss Marie Newman. MT. Tom Fitzpatrick and Miss Kate Hails Mir Wyley Jones and Miss Lucille | Sergeant, MT. Glenn Jennings and Miss Mae Johnson, MT. Joe Persons and Miss Julia Mae Henderson, MT. Julius Peae- | son and Miss Fletcher Pearson, MT. l Clent Davidson and Miss Georgia Rich ardson, MT. Tompson and Miss Mamie Hunter, Mir. Film and Miss Dora Da- vidson, Mir. Gus. Tatum and Miss Geor- gia Saffold MT. Howell Tatum and Miss Florence Norwood, Mir. Richard Thornton and Miss Taylor Beale, MT | Troy Watts, and Miss Margaret Wel1- | born Mfr Louis Lasseter and Miss Jes-
 sic Ware, Mir. Edward May and Miss Maud Howe, MT. George Mills and | Miss Ida Parrish Mir. John Elmore and
 Miss Isabella Cobbs, MT. Aston Pickett
 and Miss Annie Solomon; Messrs. Ev-
 ans, Washburne, Halls, Browder, Brock
 Taber, Glass, Ashley.
 A HOUSE PARTY AT HALCYON HILL.
 One of the most enjoyable house par Lties of the season was given by pr.
 and Mrs. George P. Waller at their lovely home, Halcyon Hill. in honor of their son, George, who is spending the
 holidays with them.
 Halcyon Hill is eleven miles out on
 the Mount Meigs Road, and the guests | were taken out in large country wagons filled with hay.
 The house was tastefully decorated with Southern smliax. holly, mistletoe and other Christmas greens. Large
 wood fires burned in old-fashioned fire I DldCeS anu NdSeS OL ltOWOIS anu PObbCO plants were placed around in profusion
 Delightful dinners, such as can only be gotten in the country were served At night old-tlme games were played such as Green Grows the Willow Tree" Golden Boys" and others. The Iparty went on long rides, which were livery much enjoyed.
 Dr. and Mrs. Waller proved delightful
 hosts and entertained in old-time lSouthern style.
 The guests were: MT. Leon Bailey with Miss Kathleen Nave; Mir. Edward
 Graham with Miss Flora Stakely; MT
 Fletcher Ledyard with Miss Netta Jones; Mir. George Waller with Miss Lillian Hill, and MT. Walter Jones with Miss Mary Pinkston of Mt. Meigs.
 NOTICE, Y. w. c. A.
 The Board of Directors of the Y. w IC. A. will meet this morning at Il
 o'clock at the home of the Associa'
 tion.
 NOTICE. SOPHIE BIBB~ CHAPTER
 The regular monthly meeting of tho
 Sophie Bibb Chapter will be held or Wednesday afternoon at 3;S0 at th'