The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-25
IN SOCIETY
MEETING 0F THE YOUNG
By Mrs. J. M. deC Cottes.

Ua4a0aUaunul ulauIlI uHHuEllu uaDaq ImUnw MEETING or THE YOUNG
 LADIES, EUCHRE CLun. The members of the Young Ladies' Eachre Club, and few other friends, ware charmluGiy entertained Thurs day afternoon by Mvs. S.. A. Moses at her home on Wiiksrson Street. The club prfse, gold violet vase. was won by Mrs Isadorc Mcos, and the guests prize, handsome bit of brfc-a-brac, was awarded to Mrs. Henry Scheuyer of Eufau1a.
 The guests, besides the members of the club. were Mrs. Scheuyer, Mrs. Henry Eichberg of Atlanta. Miss Fan nie Hagerdorn of west Point, Mrs. c. Hsrtz and Mrs. J. Levystein.
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 MRS. BREWER AND MRS. PIERCE. Mrs. Anna Brewer and Mrs. Burton Pierce of Kansas City were the guests of honor at one of the most beautiful card parties of this season. when Mrs: owen D. Brewer invited . number of friends to meet them at a bridge whist party Thursday afternoon at her, home on sayre Street. Eleven tables were arranged for the games In three apart nerits, throughout which, in lavish pre- fusion. daffodiis were used as decora. tfon. On each table, yellow Japa- nese basket filled with bonbons. was placed to be cut for, ss souvenir of the nIorninss pleasure, P.,y,,, On the sGere daffodIls. and in serving. the delicious course lunchson, the daffodil idea was continHed.
 The prize for the sames,- a stein fiiied with dafodiIs, was won bx Mrs. White of Uniontown. and the cofisola- ton prize, a piece of Indian pottery Mrs. Brewer received her friends in a gown of white cloth. Mfrs. Anna Brewer wore dark green silk, and Mrs Pierce wss gowned in mahogany silk fashioned princess.
 Assisting Mrs. Brewer Tn entertain : ing her guests were Mrs. w. H. Moore and Mrs. Ralph Quisenberry. The sIss.s Mrs. Tss Robert Henderson. Mrs. victor Hanson, Mrs. Snyder of Uniontown. Mrs. White of Uniontown, Mrs. Craig Smith, Mrs. Hardwick Ruth. Mrs. Ed ward Burton, Mrs. Charles Teasiey, Mrs. Joseph Burton. Mrs. Stewart Charles Baker, Mrs. Alfred Jackson, Mrs. Albert Lord, Mrs. Edward Noble, Mrs. Henry vandiver, Mrs. Clayton Tal- lis, Mrs Wright, Mrs. Ira Virgin, Mrs. Jesse Adams, Mrs. John Sellers, Mrs. A. R. Rains, Mrs. Morgan Morris. Mrs. Archibald Cunningham. Mrs. Daniel Metcalf. Mrs. Henry Davidson. Mrs. William Pearson; Mrs. Alex Troy. Mrs. Sydenham Smith of Birmingham, Mrs. John Fillmore, Mrs. Ben Noble, Mrs. Wiley Hili, Mrs. John Beers, Mrs. Bur- well Boykin, Mrs. Duncan May. Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill, Miss Bessie McDutfie of Monroe, Mrs. John Burch, Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs. M. B. Kirk patrick and Mrs. Louis Cardinal.
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 MRS. JOHNsON's INSCRIPTION
 FOR MRS. ELMORE. Mrs. Albert Fillmore was compliment ed Thursday afternoon by her cousin, Mrs. David Johnson, who entertained at reception in her honor at her home on Madison Avenue. For the occasion the home was attrHctively decorated with palms, cut flowers. and Southern smilax. In the parlor, white roses were used; in the haii red carnations, and In the dining room, pink roses and carnations were placed with charming effect
 The punch table. presided over by Mrs. virgil Griff1nAwas especially pret- " in it's adornment of grapes and smi- lax. Mrs. Johnson received her friends in a handsome gown of black silk and spangIed net and her guest of honor, Mrs. Fillmore, was attired. in black SIX sad lace. Assisting Mrs Johnson were
 
 Adams, Miss wallace. Miss Eug6nia ti6ndfick, Mrs. Meehahn and Miss Hood. syCBPTEeN AT Y. W. c. 4.
 TiHis EVENING:
 The members of the Y. W. c. A. and their friends who attend the res ception there this evening will have the pleasure ot hearing Miss Carrie Sanford of Wetumpka. solo contralto of the Methodist Church choir. Mrs. Berenice Wilson Price will recite a number of excellent selections and Miss Elisabeth Millspaugh will sing . number of solos.
 The young men who were gIooms- men at the marriage of Miss Hattye Smith and MT. William W. Hannon "Wednesday evening, were MT. Buford MnKeithen of Prattville; MT. McLain smith of Autaugaville, MT. Boyd Me Ghee, MT. A. P. Tyson, Jr., and MT. Lawrence Anderson.
 MISS WYNN ENTERTAINED
 AT DINNER.
 Miss Bessie winn entertained at din- ner Wednesday evening at the home of her aunt, Mrs. William A. Gayle. There were covers for ten, and the large round table was spread with Cluny lace over red satin. In the center a splendid cluster of red car nations stood, and surrounding the table were candelabra in which red tApers burned, and green baskets fll ed with cherries.
 The color scheme of red and green was carried out in every detail of the appointments. of the table as we'll as