The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-31

was almost entirety siNon WI cards and several private affairs were inc order of the afternoon and even ing. If Mrs I,oufs Dunlap for her sister, Mrs. Charles D. Smith of New Orleans Bridge was the game as usual ana MIs, smith, who frequently visits her oiu Mobile home, is. If possible, nanasolnet than usual this season ana wore Alos' becoming afternoon gown and assist cd Mrs. Dunlap in receiving the seVerai tables of guests.
 Monday, which belongs almost ex- clusively as far as cards go, 10 the Hamilton Whist Club, had them as it's guests today. Mrs. J. Sidney Robbins was the hostess and those who played for pretty drawn work table squares were: Mrs. H. c. Donald, Mrs. Coch- ran. Mrs. F. P. Davis. Miss Mabel Heustis. Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore, Miss Le Baron, Mrs. Fitts, Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs. F. J. Buck. Mrs. Boykin Boone Mrs. Aubrey Dixon, Mrs. Shelton Sims. Mrs. Thomas H. Smith and Mrs. J. s. Robbins.
 A surprise party of several tables of guests this evening was that of Miss Mary Deegan to her brother, MT. John Deegan, who is being educated at the Spring Hill College and is spending the holidays in the city. Miss Deegan l chose as her guests many or her brothers college chums, euchre Tor the game and purple and white, his class colors for the decorations, the score cards and supper having them as pretty accompaniment.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. M. Luce are doing a lot of attractive en- tertaining both for their son Mir. Jex Luce who Is at nome loI the holidays and Mss Mary Lane wno is their guest, Sunday evening MT. ssA Luce was the host for a supper party for ten of his young friends and this evening Miss Mary Lane was honored by the Luces with a Keno" party or several tables. Pink and green were the decorations used on this occasion and were pretty and soothing to the eve after the brilliant red and green of the Christmas week festivities Miss Lane who spent much of her childhood and young girlhood In the city is being welcomed as debutante by society with open arms
 A little envelope that found itself into many homes today was that con taining the card of Mir. and Mrs Mid dIeton Lane Woolten and little Elias wooIten born at Hot Springs Arkansas December 18th.
 The wooItens who lived here eor several years were very popular young couple and much in evidence socially.
 The arrival this morning of Miss Grace Rockwell who will be the guest of Mir and Mrs. William H. Monk until the return of her mother Is the suo- feet of much congratulations. ;.
 MT. Green Marechal who has been spending the holidays with his parents left today to join the University Glee Club at Prattville to assist in the con cert they gave there tonight. Much interest is manifested in the concert of this Glee Club here Friday even ing for it will be the last large affair prior to the Younger Sets returning to their various colleges and sehoois, Mrf Luce, Miss Cary Hall. Mir. Kennett Donald. Miss Mabel Goode and Miss Corrine Kirkbride, Miss Amahe Lyons leave the first of the coming week while Miss Katherine Donald antici- pates them by few days.
 Mrs. H. G. Donald and Missi kath- crime Donald will be joined at An napolis where they go as the guests of Midshtpman Donald to be present at the Naval Academy's New Year Hop Miss Louise Overall who is at the Hannah Moore School near Baltimore will join them there for this occasion
 birthday party that was cele- brated in true birthday style, of cake with candles and many presents, etc., was that of Miss Rosa Herman this af- ternoon. when her guests wished her many happy returns of the day from 5 until s.
 Miss Drewhan, whose new and pretty home is the subject of much pleasant comment, made a delightful hostess for a card evening at which the decora- rations and refreshments, in keeping with the season. were deliciously ap- propriate.
 The wedding of Miss Pearl Camelia McCary of this city to MT. Frank P. Phillips of Atlanta Ga, was the one marriage ceremony performed today. The wedding. which was simple home affair, the bride wearing a bridal gown of white. was solemnized at the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. George W. McCarE. on Espejo Street at 8:30 o'clock. There were only a few guests and the relatives of the 2 pair present.
 Mrs. Davis of Citronelle is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Davis at their home in Le Moyne Place.
 Miss Eunice Semmes of Montgomery who arrived today on a visit to her aunt Mrs. Electra Semmes Colston, will doubtless be one of the great belles of the Strikers ball tomorrow evening as she is one of the prettiest and most attractive girls the State boasts Miss Tillfe Norwood of Montgomery is A debutante who also gives promise Of being one of the belleS of the ball.
 Mrs R. H. Wharton. Jr., of Livings- ton, Mrs. Moore, of Montgomery, Mrs Peterson of Greensboro. Miss Eulalie Turner, of Cedar Falls, Mrs. H Clay Moore, of Atlanta, Mrs. Sue TrammeI, and Miss Tomlinson of Bayminette. are some of the many who are a pres ent guests of friends and relatives in the city.
 Mir. Howard Gailliard and MT. and Mrs. William Groom and son. left today for Evergreen, on a short visit
 MT. William NJ Marshall who antici- pated leaving in February for a trip around the world, has postponed his