The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-02

biscuit-colored eolian with light blue hat. boa and huff | After luncheon the party adjourned I to the theatre to witness matines I performance of West and Nokes Tn A | Pair of Pinks."
 | Mrs. Hubbard's guests were Mes | danes c. s. Shawhan. J. s. Roonlhs' W. B. Patterson, Joseph McPhlliips, L | J. Broadwood. William Douglass w W. Groom, George stanton, George Heakes. c. NJ Luce. E. P. Fearn, G: D. | Leatherbury. Edward Jones. or New | York, and Misses Helen Boone, May ] Threefoot, Loila Belle Gould, Sailie Van Antwerp. Irene Stanard, Mary Bul-
 lock, Kate Moslander. Eunice MOOT, nts | Delma and Beulah Leftwich, Archie Jones, Emma Williams, Julia Lake | Morris Clarke. Rosa Coates and Annie ogle Shivers, of Greenville | A pretty dinner was given for Misses Virginia and Amelie Lyons saturday evening at Klosky's. pink roses on the
 table and a charming cluster or nuos l around it. There were present Misses Rosa Lyons, Virginia and Amelie Ly- hons. Lettice Clark. Lucille Overall I Aline St. John, Corinna Kirkbride. Ma bel Goode, Henrietta McPhillips. and l Messrs Lee Partridge, Philip kraus, | Eugene Bright, Carl Martin, Gayioro I Clark, wythe Whiting. Fillmore Rundie'
 Marion Inge and Maury Lyon' | Instead of keeping open house to- l day, as is her usual custom on New l Years Mrs J. W. Whiting gave din- l ner this evening which was as much | enjoyed by the few as her large recept- | ions have been by the many. Red car 1 nations and red shaded candles decorat- l ed the table, around which were cen i eral and Mrs. Whiting. MT. and Mrs. | George Robinson, Miss Jessie Whiting, | Miss Helen Clarks, Dr. Bush Deupree, 1 Mir. w M Marshall, MT C. E. Har- | rison, Mir L. c. Dorgan and MT. Perrin | Bestor.
 | pr. Fowikes. who has been Ill for many weeks at the Inge- Bondurant l sanitorium, left day for his home ia l Nashville. His friends hope he will return in perfect health. On account of the sicknes In the fam
 ily. the silver wedding reception or MT. and Mrs H. M. Minto has been | postponed until January 24. l The Country Club kept open house to-day, and a large number of the members enjoyed an excellent hot lunch and general good cheer. l Mir and Mrs. F. N. Ruse entertained l at dinner Saturday evening in comph' l ment to Miss Margaret Crawford or tho
 Savage Opera Company
 | Mrs. H. Greenwood and her daughter Mrs. Semore Forchheimer have taken 1 apartments at the Hotel St. Andrew Tor 1 the winter.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. o. Dickens, Mrs. Me | Gill and Miss Caroline George, will | leave Wednesday for a trip through | California.
 Miss Mamie Shivers will return to- morrow to Greenville, Ala. after a pleasant visit to her aunt, Mrs. R. L. | Maupin.
 Mrs. J. H. Ortman and Miss Lena | Dacovitch left yesterday for New Or
 leans to spend few days with friends MT. and Mrs Ralph W. Martinez have returned from their bridal trip and will spend the winter at Spring Hill hotel
 MT. Eugene V. Brown has announc- ed his engagement to Miss Blanch" Lengefield. of New Orleans, La.
 Mrs. Percy Finley, of Memphis, is th the city on a visit to her father, Judge Oliver Semmes.
 MT. and Mrs. George Robinson have returned from a short trip to Little River.
 Miss Kate Landrum. of Pensacola. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hor- ton.
 Miss Aline Risque, of St Louis, has arrived on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Lee Fearn Irwin.
 Miss Marie Christian entertained her friends at a card party this evening.
 MT. Joseph Quina entertained the M. NJ. I. football team this evening.
 Mrs. J. M Morehead. of Chicago, is visiting Mrs William Bidgood.
 Mrs. A. NJ Moore of Birmingham, is the guest of Mrs. H. NJ. Friend.
 Miss Helen Futile, of Birmingham. is visiting Miss Tillie Pope.
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