The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
IN HONOR OF MRS. DRUM.


 beautiful entertainment given re- cently in New York was studio tea af which Mir. and Mrs. Roland Hinton Perry entertained at his studio, 3l west Tenth Street, in honor of Mrs. W. J. Drum, of Montgomery, who was guest of her cousin, Mrs. Temple Gwathney.
 The guests numbered about seventy five friends of the noted artist and his wife and among them were many or the most distinguished members of art, musical and literary circles. of New York.
 Roland Hinton Perry is the famous sculptor painter whose best known work perhaps are the bas-reliefs or sibyls at the Library of Congress Tn Washington and the Fountain of Nep- tune at the entrance of the Library or Congress. Other of his famous works in sculpture are the Lion in Love. the spandels on the Dewey Arch. Circe, statue of Dr. Benjamin Rush in Wash ington, and statue of the State Penn syIvania, the finish of dome of the Cap / itol in Harrisburg. His best known paintings are the Valkyrie and col lection in the Detroit Museum of Art. His latest work is Salome in bronze. MT. Perry is a nephew of the late Gov ernor Perry of Florida.
 Mrs. Perry was formerly Miss May Hanberry, famous California belle and beauty. with whom Mrs. Drum, as Miss Claudia Lewis, spent a season du- ring their young ladyhood.
 Mrs. Gwathney, Mrs. Orum's cousin, whom she has been visiting in New York, is granddaughter of the late Judge George Shortridge who was first Mayor of the city of Montgomery. She is a daughter of Judge Reuben Reid Gaines, a former Alabamian, who has been Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas since 1894, and was Justice of the Supreme Court for ten years pre- vious.
 MT. William T. Sheehan will leave this evening for Bodka. where his mar riage to Miss Elizabeth Houston Wins ton will take place at 2:30 o'clock on Tuesday at Oak Hill. the homo of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Henry Winston. MT. Sheehan will be accom- panied by his aunt, Mrs. Anna E. Cobb, MT. Hartwell Borden, Mir. Edward R, Norman of Birmingham. MT. A. Bl Kennedy and MT. Frank Spangler. MT. Spangler will be best man and Miss Bessie Ward of Selma will be maid of honor. Miss Winston's little sister, Martha Winston, will be flower girl and pr. Frank l.. Peterson of Montevallo will offlciate. Among other out-of-town guests will be Mrs. E. B. Ward of Selma, and a number of friends and relatives from Livingston, Montevallo and Texas.
 HENRY-vASS. MT. and Mrs. T. Marshall Vass an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Mary Marshall, to MT. Ausbuh Bar ron Henry, of New Orleans, the mar riage to take place December IS.
 FORREsTER-PRUITT Friends in Montgomery have received | invitations issued by MT. and Mrs. Will | liam Pinkney Pruitt to, the marriage 1 of their daughter, Missl Coral Pruitt. | to Mir. Harvey Forester, which will | take place on the evening of Tuesday, | November 18th, at o'clock, at the First Baptist Church in Dothan.
 LOEB-LOEB. | Mir. Sol Loeb of Columbus, Ga., has daughter. Miss Nellie Loeb. to MT. Herman Loeb of Montgomery.
 ANNUAL RECEPTION
 BEAUvOIR CLUB. A brilliant event of the season will be the opening reception at which the members of the Beauvoir Club will en- certain Friday, November 29. This will be an event towards which society looks with great interest ana pleasure, as it marks the full opening of the social season. MASTER HENDERSON ENTERTAINs. l
 The Friday Night Club met Friday, l when the members and a few other | friends were entertained delightfully | by Master William Bowen Henderson at the home of his parents. MT. and | Mrs. R. M. Henderson. on Mildred | Street. An enjoyed diversion was series of guessing. for which the prize, a box of candy. fell to Miss Maryellen Harvey.
 Fruit punch was served throughout the evening by Miss Willie Cary and |