The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-16
WobiIe Society News.

lW0DfAe SOcAEAs ENtFs1s
 For originality. Mir. and Mrs. Alex Rloch ana Miss Etta Bloch carried of the palm, when they entertained this evening for Miss Meta Lefnkauf, once of Mobile, but now of Atlanta. We have all read and dreamed Of Monte Carlo and fondly hoped to go to that bewitching spot some day, but to have it brought to us was beyond our bright est expectations. But MISS bloch waved the magic wand over her nome ana behold the transformation. All semhlance of a modern American home vanished at her touch and in the place a miniature Monte Carlo sprung up, armed and equipped for an evening Of rare snort. Conventional decorations gave way to dice, poker chips. cards, etc. all arranged with a touch that combined novelty and artistic effect.
 The conventional recsiving party trance of the hall, was 8 cashiers desk where bank books, and fictitious mon ey were handed out to every guest, m the drawing room were a number or so-called booths equipped with every gambling device, roulette. klondyke, bets on horse racing, etc. The play CTS staked thser mon money yy,,n9ers w99ese wis vdi the cashier. The. one with the largest bank account was of course. the win' ner of pretty prize.
  gone touch of the fairy. wand. and was converted into cafe with the ever popular palm garden. Tn the aeS tabies VI were isIe placed and the wants of the guests attended to by irreproach- ably attired walters.
 The presiding genius of tnis most Miss Leinkauf, were warmly congratu- lated on having proved that there is something new under the sun.
 St. Valentine still hovers near, al- though his natal day has passed, it IS still aufait to celebrate in his honor.
 Mrs. Ignatius Fried gave one of the prettiest of the weeks Valentine par ties today when she entertained the Young Matrons' Euchre Club. Luncheon was served first, and the tables, instead of the customary linen center piece, had valentine doilies with red candles in silver candelabras hearts for place cards. red bon-bons, etc. Mrs. Fried IS one of the most popular of the young inatrons and his Invitations are. always eagerly accepted Today she honored a few additional guests, Mrs, Hirsh- field and Miss Violet Marx of Union town. Mrs. Norman Meyer, Mrs. EpP- Strauss, Mrs Cobb from Selma,
 The club prizes were hand-painted vase and a silver. card tray and the guest prize a hand-painted bon bon box.
 Mrs. Horace Clarke has already en- tertained her married friends this win ter and today # was the girls asi tsrln ,ss se Dill of Baltimore. Bid euchre was played and at the conclusion of the games. five o'clock tea was served The pin of blue enamel and the consolation. copy of In Loves Garden" The score cards were cupids driving, minia- ''sf Mrs. ciarke,s guests were Misses Maude Middleton. Meta Huger. Amanda Moore, Ethel Hodgson, Louise Vass, Mary Hybart, veneta Daniel. Minnie Roseherry, Mary Pillans. Venetra Dam ner. Alice Ruse, Lucille Overall. Gladys RiSndaa 9SS MeMIaa Ma1H anrmIsbas Msmis smTn @ ma Mastins Rosa Coates Jean Miles, Mrs, Morrow kept the score.
 Mrs Shelton Frederick was the. hos- tess of the "500" club today. There Torenso TeFe Sn EOr%si Srs iss Mlaie McKeon GS and Miss HaInes Miss Minnie shel- were red eomellias and the prizes. are wory handle glove buttons, a gilt belt and a nayonnatse dish.
 The I. O. Els, a new carnival society gave their first ball this evening ai ing were: James Holeomb. chairman
 
 Collins Robert Kearns, John Lund. strum, John McAleer. w. Patterson. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hess and Mist Nellie Hess have issued invitations tC dance to be given in honor of Miss Corinne Fox of Atlanta, Monday, Feb ruary 10th, at the FdelIa Club. 
 Miss Violet Marx of Uniontown, wht 1 is So popular in Mobile, is being warmly 1 welcomed back, She arrived yester, | day to visit her sister, Mrs. H. P.'Hirsh
 MT. Erwin Craighead, w. NJ Marshall Dr Henry Goldthwaite and Dr. Franci. l are expected home tomorrow fom theil 1 trip to Central America with MT. Ellis | Mrs. Guy HartwelI has issued invita- | tions to a euchre party to be given fo | Miss Ethel Savage. February goth 1 v Miss Mary Earle WI ms of Meri, dian, has arrived to visit Mrs. N. R
 MISS Pleasanton of Philadelphia ar | rived today on visit to Miss Ell;
 Mrs. caro Malone Cameron left to | dav for a weeks visit to Suggsville.
 Miss Greenwald of Meridian. Is visi | ting Mrs, s. Haas.
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