The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-07

MRS. CHIFFON AT a oLD wHrrE sUPLuUn. A Washington tpecial says: The latter, by the way, are nemoers nerinx at the old White Sulphur eprinFs and disporting themselves uIa- der the same stately pines and oaks fh4f have furnished shade for gener- afions of the elite of the south. Others ofs the party are Mrs. Bloomer. Mss Pansy Bloomer. Mir. and Mrs. Leon psppernnan, pr !. Ford Thompson rs. ms. friends met at the springs include Mrs. O. V. oIdberg, .of Minneapolis. Minn. and Mrs. Virginia Clay clopton. of Huptsvilia. Ala, rsgnsmbered by the |iit6rary world as the author of The Belle of the Fiftiss." and by Washing-- ton society as the fascinating wife of a former senator from Alabama
 TX noxon ogs slss cAsAxiss. Yesterday afternoon Miss Mildred cabaniss. of Atlanta. entsrfaiued chzrnlink bridge party in honor of her cousin. Mrs. Edward + cabanias. or Birmingham.
 Mise cabaniss sussts included six- teen Of her intimate frenes. and the occasion was one of the pleasantest |of many informal aitAirs which have
  during her stay in Atianta with Mrs 1 Aff.. E Snsi Edward cabaniss is | sister of Governor JeIks. of Alabama and her home In BfrminRham Is the cen- ter of very delightful social life. she is one Of the most popular, attrac- tive and cultivated women in Alabama society
 with fragrant cut flowers and she was assisted m the entertainment of guests by her mother.s Mrs. H N. cabaniss.-- Georgia ExchanEe-
 nR. AND MRS sirsLfsR,s
 home Of MT. ana Mrs John Gray of Fftkpatrick. was the scene for the past ten days of airth and gayety. when MT. and Mrs. John D. Meier entertained number of their friends at house
 The. principal features of the enter- tainment were a barbecue given at Mitcheil's Station by Mrs Mieler's pa rents, Mir. and Mrs. John Gray, pen and paper contest by Miss uretta Gray. and q saimagundi party by MT. and Mrs. Mfslers
 The house party included Misses Susie Martin and Mary Hardaway cE Montromery. Mary kate Rives. and Lucy oliver of Enosnda and Margaret oilmer of Mathews; Messrs. W. M. and D. E. Battle and Mr. N. Phillips of Coc- sada. c. H. sellers of Omega. George Smith of Mathews and J. .. Gholston of Pike Road.
 A TALLYH0 PARTY.
 Miss Mary Marshall Yass and Mise Tenesa vass. entertained with tally ho party yesterday afternoon in com. pliment to their guest. Miss Lola Belle Gould of Mobile.
 The party included Misses VIII 0DelI Diekerson. Grace Halls, Louise Thorn ton. Maggie Mashburn, Flcris Dough- tie saliie Grace Halls. Laura Hili. May Hardawayr Mary z. Baarcke, Fannie Roberts, Mary Knowles, Aurelia Fitz- patrick, Mrs. Ray Jones and Mrs Cas- ton Lewis.
 NOTICE, w0MAM's HosEE AssoCxA-
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 Regular monthly business meeting of the Working Woman's Home Asso- ciation win be held this (Tuesday,) afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Mrs IT. W. Isasnos. prsniasn4
 Mrs. Lille Gordon. seeretarys
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 ..For those who hold that there is nothfne new under the sum-" says the Augusta. Gas Herald. comes word from Newport that the nuns of Our Lady of the Cenacle have sent out invitations for a retreat at the Con- vent of the Cenacle. beginning Thurs day and lasting until Monday. and that the invitation has been accepted by number Of Newport's fashionable lead CTS Among the Newport women who will for a time renounce the world are Mrs DeI.ancey Kane. Mrs. Charles Oelrfchs. Mrs. Harry Lehr, Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., Miss Cisner0g. Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. and it is sur nised that the occasion will be as divertinE to the nuns as 1t is unique to the society women:
 Mrs. Julius Marx of Birmingham. entertained at cards at her beautiful home on 10th Avenue in honor of her guests, MISS Julia Brinlgman of Mont Nomery, and Miss Rose Ehibert of Graenviile. Ala. The first prize was won 6y Miss Flossie Isazartig the vis- itor's by Miss Rose Ehlbert~ and Miss May Bernheim won the consolation prize. About forty guests enjoyed Mrs. Marx hospitality:
 Mrs. George e. Greene received the- beautiful compliment of being rendered a surprise party on Wednesday evening" by number of her neighbors, who had discovef8 that the day was an anni- versary of her birthday. Delicious re- freshnents were served and later in the evening two handsome pictures were presented the honored guest, who was being SO delightfuIty entertained In her own home by her neighbors The I.--. &.l- '