The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-18
rr HONOR OF MISSES DEAN,
 WILLIAMS AND WELLS.

F.' ll MuMu u|lRU UHu uT0 0lH Ulh UlEu If lMu li Iii HONOR or MISSES DEAN,
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas H. Betty en- tertained delightfuliy at a reception on ln sf evaninr in honor of their guests, uisses Lottfe Williams, Bessie Wells, winnie Dean, all of Virginia, and MISS 63r.ca Betty, who are among the out Fl town guests at the Rangeiey- -betty wedding. The home on Perry street '@aa q veritable bower of floral beau tv with effective decorations of white csrnations and smilax in the draw sr~ room and the hall; the dining ~com and parlor with brides roses 7 ferns and maline drapery.
 Music by Miss Nellie Woln on tne violin, solos by pr. James Lakn ams Miss Millspaush eniivsasI Fssa hr;de.s s cake Ieid its usual fascination for the ma {, ~s. cf tha ring thimb1e and dime. Fuhcn -aS served throughout the evening py Irs. E. M. Day and Mrs Lee Mar The receiving party was a large one. and was conspicuous not snd 1" freshness. ,snscted in the lovely toilets oi Ihe ho.tsss and her guests of honor, VII Wno -s~rs MT. and Mrs Thomas Betty, MS s.s Grace Betty, Virginia Betty, Lo.. tie Williams, Bessie Wells ana wihi',s Dean. n-a Misses ,rsr,ar;te Chambers, Rita Ament, Ro- nsrts Roberts. Annie Danziger, E l, sh.th Millspaugh, Mary McGehee, Nei r. M,lIs. Nellie Wolff; Messrs. fIahn AS.ph erson. Robert Teague, Artnu, EIlsherry. D. w. Crosslano' ,o,s na Adams, Henry Parish, James psnsa. p' Graves Ivey. Henry Beacn: ' psttv' B' e. iey. si; r R Betty. pr. James Lakin. F. B. Day and Lee Martin
 BEAUvOIR CLUB. The German given on Monoay air ing by the members or tne csreet Tyiub. at the club rooms on Ferry 7 o.s.d n he an affair of the great
 rhe german was led by MT. Merfiit Nfocre - He introduced many pretY nrures and led them splendidiy M.n inc assistance of Miss Marie Alexana.l.
 Among the other participan.s. ..,r,1aa Misses Lucille wilkinson Of Prattviie, Marguerite Rice, Sallie Baker EtneI Pelzer. Annie PeIzer. Emily carpenter < of Iouisyille;, Caroline Hannon. Ffan- ces Jones Dorsey Tyson, Florence Da- yidson, Agnes Carr. Hetty Marks ma tiIda Norwood, Mary Kirkpatrick, su- sic May, Mrs. Sadie Wepp DeSanp,, Saal,s Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill; Messrs. Cnarile Gunter. Gaston Gunter, Atleish Jor- dan. A. c. Stewart. pr. Westcott, pr. Harry Lay, pr. Carnie Lasne, pr Montromery, Dr. F. H. McConnico. Yunct of Atlanta, Dr. Fred Wilkerson, Dr.-Harry Shorters, Brownheld Wliker- son. George Stires, Henry Mourning. AIex Hannon.< Paul Sayre., Woodruff, Winchester. Emmett Seib.es. Everett Jackson, Frank Miller.
 PATE-HARRELL. MT. E. M. Pate, of Montgomery. and Miss Olifford Harrell. of East Lake. were, fnarried at ssso o'clock last night by the Rev. H. W. Fancher9 at the res idence of the brides aunt, Mrs. S. J. Harrell, 722. Monroe Street. The mar rfage was attended by only few kins- men and friends.
 7 MT. Pate was attended by James Har- reIl Of Pine Bluff, Ark, as best man, and the bride by Miss Pearl Harreii. of Montgomery as maid of honor
 Mrs Walter Perry played Mendels- sohn's wedding march for the groom and the bride to enter, and as MT. Fan cher performed the cerempny.N MT. tone of Montgomery, sang 70 Promise Me-
 MT. Pate is a member of well known insurance firm of Montgomery Mrs. Pate is popular young woman or East Lake, and has many friends in Birmingham and Montgomery, in both of which cities she has friends. MT. and Mrs. Pate, after an extended bridal tour will be at home at 323 Monroe Street. MRS. NoRwooD ENTERTAINs
 TUESDAY CARD CLUB. Mrs. Joseph Norwood entertained the members of the Tuesday Card Club and a number of other friends on yes- terday morning at six handed neuchre and Nhe occasion was delightfully characteristic of Mrs. Norwood's ac- customed hospitality.
 Cat flowers were used in, an artistic decoration of the house. The prizes were a green vase with filigree work. and dianase vase. They were won by Mrs. Gaston and Mrs. Daniel Troy. An elegant luncheon was served after the game at the small tables Mrs. Norwood was assisted in receiv- ing and entertaining her guests by Miss Matilda Norwood.
 MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB. The members of the Art Study Club met on Tuesday afternoon with Miss Fannie Matthews, when the program included, subject of the afternoon. Great Age of Greek Art. During the Fifth Century.
 A talk on Persian Wars Influence on Creek Art, by Miss Dimmick.
 Paper, Age of Hercules, given by Miss Hatchett. read by Miss Williams. Paper on Phidias. by Mrs. Coleman. Paper on Polykieitos. by Miss Hatch ett
 NOTICE, MONTGOMERY
 INFIRMARY BOAD. The board of managers of the Mont gomery Infirmary will meet on Thurs day morning at 10;S0 o'clock. Busi- ness of importance will be discussed and a full meeting is desired.
 Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick.
 President. Mrs. S. D. Seeley. r
 Secretary. DONATIONS FOR WOALAN'S HOME. The members off the Working Wo- mans Home request that all Christmas donations be sent to the Home before Tuesday morning, as a committee of women will be there to receive them.
 
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