The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

W1G granted in the most gracious manner, air from without revived her. She felt tSt' must @ feel the oos @eS Sees g",hsred ba below m tlem. But her pride had a fall. for .oo much oxygen got on the nerves of She or the mfghtiest of the powers that be Who were settling affairs of State and "a written request to close that window was reveived by the courteous omciai' who. at her request, had let III the obiectionable air, He looked regrettul when he showed the order to the lady and said: T must close the window"
 It is no doubt the habit of many of the members of Alabamas Legislature 10 stun cotton in the keyholes in August to keep out the night air" Why do net the doctors talk little uIore about air, the great free boon to humanitv. U would injure business TOT them. per- "aps' put It woaid do a world of good.
 FOSTER-HAILs.
 sued to friends:
 MT. and Mrs. George wilioughbv hails. request the pleasure of your presence at the marriage of tbeir daughter. Grace Nes5ltt and Mir. Pore roster, on Wednesday, February the siStn; saSa nineteen hundred and seven. at seven o'clock, Saint Johns Episcopal Church, Montgomery. Alabama.
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 MRS. JACKSON ENTERTAINED FOR MISS KNOX Mrs James Jackson compliment ted Miss Carrie Knox of Admission beautifully when at her home on Ferry street Saturday morning, she entertained number of friends at olioee ,, m her honor. Four tables were placed in three connecting apart ments Tor the games, and the third rom beautifully appointed ta Ss,; Ss1; eonee was served after the 1I,ouS 1eI,o course luncheon which
 MeteSr roses and red shaded lights Were the Features of the tables adorn- InSht. ,a The prize. pair of beautiful was won oS Miss Margaret fsrov-nn s,'' the guests invited to meet Miss Knox , isses MEIizaheth Baldwin. Marguer- SIC Winn of DemopoIis. Margaret Browne. Lucille Wilkinson. AIqic HHardwIck. Maggie Chambers. Laura Annie psnziSere hs1e GIemna; GStsiner; Julia Holt uTed Keller and Mamie Coleman. MISS WYNN ENTERTAINED
 Mic. p Ar CARDS prcttiest card parties of inc sea ene eio Friday morning when she was charm ing youn- hostess at the home of her aeafjv aent Hpsi fosfy William Villain Gayic and 'Ss - U INHuS were fnntE ted n her for. delightful morning Tbe game of six hand cuchre was played III two large rooms devoted to the oc- h,.sc, s,on n the parlor. narcissus and HSdcihLHS Werc effectively placed and Tn the dining room re droscs in artistin arrangement formed tine decoration Iht punch table was spread with larc ana adorned in red roses and smilaX. I%o handsome prizes were awarded at the conclusion of the games. Miss ay Tyson won a pair of long whitc sVeninG gloves. and Miss Laura Cham ings ESrs "G9 Mts p2ir Of white silk stock Miss Lucy Taylor assisted Miss vim | Tn entertaining her guests. and tf.e score was kept by Miss Bessie Waik- CT.
 The other gusts were; Misses Carrie knox of Annistpn. Marguerite Rice. MMagsie Chambers. Matte Mcqueen, Tmle df, May wagner Margaret Browne, | Margaret Dimmick. Anita Perkjns Helen Fillebrown of St. Paul, Virginia Norwood: Josie Norwood. virginia kirkpatrick Ethel Clifford of BIrm. l tngham. Minna Dent, Annie Danziver Mary Arlington Kate Steiner. Ccralette Me.ea'f' Jones Mr1 Lucia Ratchardson. Frances Bertha Fit Fitzpatrick. 3nssrs"n Missss Robsa:s Miss Roberts Rebecca Rutledge Caroline Haralson. and Miss Mary Mapes | Se T Se l IN HONOR OF MRS, KNOX.
 Mrs. M. F, LeGrand's luncheon fo, Miss Carrie Knox of Anniston Friday afternoon was one of the deliehtful small affairs of the week, compliment. ing very attractive young woman terson. It was a daffodil luncheon and the center decoration of inc ex. uuisitely-a appointed table was q pyra. mid of the beautiful blossoms, tho | n NH~h Ia TM-au fS.1 detail; Hellow-sh tapers in siIvel candelabra and traclngs of smilas completed the charming egect.
 The party included Mrs, LeGrand l wearing a handsome toilette of browr silk and lace; Miss Knox. in a gowi | of light gray chiffon cloth with golC l trimmings end touch of pink in it; making; Miss Caroline Haralson, Caro- l Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss Ethel Clifford | Miss Rebecca Pollard. Mrs. Sadie Webl l de Campi, Miss Jean L2hcy. and Mrs Robert Stringfeilow.
 MEETING oF THE
 1 SATURDAY CARD CLUB
 The members of the Saturday Cart | Club are indebted for q most delightfu morning to Mrs. David l.. Whetstone with whom they met Saturday at tn 1 home of Mrs. Whetstone's parents. Nh and Mrs. W. K. Pelzer. on Perry Street
 The apartments devoted to the game were adorned In La France roses. Tn | club prize. a pair of amethyst beaut' pins. was cut for by Miss Carolin 1 HaraIson and Miss Lucy Randolph. thu former winning. The consolation prize gold hat pin set with an ame thyst was won by Mrs. Stewart Mac kenzie.
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 MOOG-GASSENHEIM
 The following invitation has beer | issued:
 MT and Mrs selig Gassenheime ] request the honor of your compan! at the wedding reception of thei daughter Florence and MT. Alber MooR. on the evening of Wednesda! the sixth Of February, one thousan' nine hundred and seven, from eight thirty to eleven o'clock. four twenty one south Perry street. Montgomery Alabama"
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 MEETING OF SESAME CLUB.
 At the meeting of the Sesame Gu Friday, Mrs. Julia Moses read pape on the Life and Character of Thack