The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-20
THE SOCIAL SIDE
|NrcomERr GIRLS
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 CONTAMINATED. # ITS. James Bowron gave an informal oo&nd the day party" yesterday In 56nor of pr. and Mrs. L. G. woodson's s me entire party went to the Athletic /ub ae it was ladies day and Mrs. Bow 8n IS an enthusiastic member of the |61s. they took part in the exercises, 40yed basketball and then went to the
 Alter the morning had been spent at t1 club. Mrs Bowron then gave an lAborafe luncheon at her home on buth Highlands
 {Thn dining table was beautifully kcorated with pink roses and aspara- H16 ferns. The place cards were tiny kskets of flowers bearing the guests
 7<iss canseld. who possesses voice rare sweetness. rendered several
 Anfifui songs.
 k1Eiss Elliott took several pictures of
 party son the beautiful lawn in front ! the Bowron home.
 EThe party was thoroughly informal
 d was typical of Mrs. -Bowron's gen } Ine hospitality.-Birming Age kraid.
 18. RICHARDSON ENTER- s TANNED AT CARDS. 4Ihe members of the Saturday Card Iub and several of their friends were < I44tifully entertained Saturday morn sby Mrs. Terry Richardson, in honor
 her cousin. Miss Lucy Taylor. Three
 artments were devoted to the occa- < ns and they were adorned in daf-
 Ills and vioiets, which were placed Iout with tasteful arrangement in #ses and sbowls. In the dining room &fable was prettiiy appointed for the 44<xtng of punch. Malaga grapes, vio-. l&fB and asparagus fern were the de- EHi1s Of the attractive plan. * The sec re cards were passed to the 4&3fsts by the little niece of the hostess Eucy Crommelin Wood, who was at- tIfeH in white lingerie and lace, with atue ribbons. There were seven tables arranged for the game of euchre, and cn each was placed a potted plant which was cut for as souvenir of the nsurning entertainment. ! Threes handsome prizes were award cd. To Miss Alice Lahey fell a silk scarf; to Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick fell d chocolate pot. and to Miss Elizabeth Baldwin feif abeautifui- a platter.
 Mrs. Richardson was assisted by Miss roraIette Metoalf. Miss Bessie Walker, Mrs. May Crommelin and Mrs. Crom- rnelin.
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 DINNER AT THE COUNTRY CLUB. Dr. and Mrs Paul Lee Cooke and Dr. ana Mrs. R. c. Woodson will give a brilliant dinner party this evening at Ehe Country Club in honor of Miss Can asid, Mics Marks. Miss Pollard, Miss Stewart. Mss Vernon Marks and Miss Lsettice Clark
 Besides the young ladies, pr. and Mrs Woodson, pr. and Mrs. Cooke the ainmAr will include Mr. Horace Soper, MT. Jessie Yates MT. William Davies, afr. .. J Ashton, Mir G. N. Shorey and Mr. Edward Johnston. After the din- ners which win be given in the private dining room of the club, the entire party will attend the regular dance at the club.--Birmingham Age Herald.
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 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB. The Magazine Club met with Mrs Alfred Bethea Friday afternoon. Two papers were read one by Mrs. Bethea, sThe Legend of Rome." and one by adrs Hartwelf Douglass. The Music" Current eyents. .Sincluding some.account 5& the Panama Canal, by Mrs. Burton. Nhe young nephew of the hostess, Master Marion Augustus Baldwin, son 3I Nr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin, of Fitz- patrick. delivered in an impressive and 'orceful manner, a eulogy on General Robert E. Lee
 The guest of the club were Mrs Preston Nash, of Richmond, Va: Mrs. Isuslx, of Guntersville; Miss Cowan. Of Union Springs and Mrs. C. A. Newson. After delightful refreshments, the dub adjourned to meet with Mrs. Will tam Cary. February l.
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 A YOUNG FACE. To James Kirkman Jackson. Jr.. sonnes the distinction of being the statesman in Alabama It nay not be exactly appropriate, either, to call him a statesman just now,