The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-11
IN SOCIETY
MISSES CHAMBERS
By Mrs. J. M. deC Cottes.

ENTERTAINs AT CARDS. Misses Margaret and Laura Cham oers were charming young hostesses yesterday morning when the members of the Queen of Clubs and few other friends were delightfully."- entertained by them at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Robert J. Chambers, on Perry Street. In three apartments six tables were arranged for the game of six-hand euchre, which was played for two beautiful prizes. Roses were the flowers used in profusion and artistic arrangement throughout the lower floor.
 The Misses Chambers were assisted in entertaining their guests by their aunt, Mrs. Margaret White. and in keeping score by their guest, Miss Vallie Terrell of valdosta.
 The club prize, a cut glass bottle, was won by Mss Anna Pelzer. and the guests prize, glass and silver pow der shaker, was won by Miss Maude Burke.
 The guests were Mrs. George Bru- ner, Misses Algie Hardwick, Anna Pel- ger, Mary Knowles, Roberta Roberts, Elizabeth Andrew, Maggie Mashburn, Annie Maude Dawson, Lucia Richard son. Kate Steiner, Frankie Jones' Ber- tha Fitzpatrick. Elizabeth Baldwin, Dorcie Tyson, Rebecca Rutledge. An- nie Laurie Sparks, Jean Laney. Mar garet Browne,t Florence Davidson, Mary Mapes, Sallie Grace Beale, Cora lette Metcalf, Annie Howard Blue, May Tyson, Mildred AndI CIV, Caroline Han non, Mary Arrington. Bessie. Burke. Grace Betty, Nell Battle, Annie Dan- ziger and Maude Burke.
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 LARGE CROWD AGAIN ENJOYS
 THE IRISH FAIR. A large crowd attended tle Irish fair at the Y. M. c. A. building again last evening, and sthe evening proved a very enjoyable one. The throng pressed from room to room and from counter to counter. and sales were quite heavy:
 The fair so far has been a great success, and the ladies of the Auxil- iary to the Young Mems Christian As sociation are jubilant.
 The grand march last evening was led by Mrs. Willingham and MT. Hugh Stuart
 A fine musical program was rendered the singers being Miss Clara Ely. Mrs. Edward Burke and MT. Hugh Stuart. Mrs. J. D. Carter acted as accompan- ist.
 A splendid musical progcram of great merit is to be rendered at the fair this evening, as follows:
 Piano solo The Butterfly" (Greig) Miss Eloise Sadler.
 Recitation, Many Tilly's Visit to Birmingham"--M Ola Bingham.
 Violin solo, Spanish Dance"--Miss Nellie Wolf.
 Vocal solo, "The Agra" tRuben- stein) James H. Lakin.
 Piano solo, "Papillon" (Butterfies) (Shuman)- Dora .Sternfeld.
 Vocal solo, Irish folksong" (Foote) Vocal solo. Magic Song" (Meyer Helmund) Miss Millspaugh with viz lin obligotto by Miss Nellie Wolf. ENGAGEMENT OF Z Msss BAILEY
 AND MIR. BAYNE ANNOUNCED. Mrs. M. E. Bailey Of Cumberland Island, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Annie Lou Bai- lev. to MT. Samuel Jefferson Payne of Montgomery. The marriage Will take place on the evening of April 24 at the home of the bride on Cumberland Island. No cards have been ssued. The announcement of the engage ment is of wide interest here and in Florida. MT. Bayne Is popular and successful business man and js highly esteemed in social circles.
 Of Miss Bailey The Brunswick Dai- ly News says:
 Miss Bailey lived here a number of years and has many friends here who will be interested in this announce ment. Both here and at Cumberland she was very popular by reason of her many charming traits and attractive manner"
 After their marriage the young peo ple will reside with his parents MT. and Mrs. c. D. Bayne, at their home, 25 wilson street.
 $ 6 $
 POWELL-SMITH.
 The following Invitations have been received by friends here:
 "Mr. and Mrs. Mcqueen Smith re- quest the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Sarah Asenath to MT. Benajmin Philip Pow ell on Thursday evening, April 25, 1907, at o'clock, Baptist Church Pratt vile. Ala"
 MONTGOMERY GREYS'
 EASTER HOP
 TOMORROW NIGHT. The members of the Montgomery Crews will entertain at their annual Easter Hop tomorrow evening at Pickett Springs. Extensive prepara- tions are being made for this delight full affair, which promises to equal if not excel, any given by this fla nous company.
 The pavilion will be decorated in the national colors intermin sled with the old gold and grey of the company and miniature American flags.
 A crack drill team composed of members of the company will give