The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
NesDs of Mobile Society.

z Xfo6llo, April 3.--(Speciai.l-i no < nnos& iutAresting subject of conVess Satlon today hes been the receipt u < lnvftationu to . wedding that VIII unfte two of the best known and most [ ponuJar families of Montgomery ana
 If has been the very good luck of IT. Henry Hayy Clarke to win from l6ontromery Miss Josie Norwood, S faughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Nor Weod and the wedding will take place fin NontGomery on the evening or Wea nsaaday the twanty-fourth of April at < q o'clock, i've hundred and twenty # South Perry street.
 MT. Clarke. who is the son or MT. (3noFxe Clifton Clarke, comes or us tinGutshed ancestry; his motner nav inr been the daughter of Mrs. Henry fIaIl. who has always been one or the nnost popular of the Mobile matrohs. noted as she has always s.ion oesm no. wit and clevernsss in eonversal1gn ry,. and her many charitable acts. Ills grAndfather, who was president or { fhe Efrst National Bank for many vears. was one of the most distih- euished of Mobiles financiers.
 rho Clarke family Is one or the oss' known in the State. The brioesroonh .nh elects uncle was the late 1oh' A'iS
 prd HI. Clarke =,
 Mr Henry Hall Clarke is one or ,b. most pouular of the younger ser and has had the many advantages III r3dent to a University education ana 2 fravel. That he will bring ms prlue < IS reside in Mobile in pretty ne~ home just completed for the C1arhes. sn .ubiect of congratulation, Tor Sx,.s Josie Norwood, who is an ex- fremely pretty and attractive eirl was the very popular guests of MT. anu Mrs G e. CIarke. two winters ago.
 Mrs. Horn's Card Party.
 Nrs Louis Harrell Horn e*pehueS the greatest amount of good taste anu in sser Tin ' her card party an event long : N IA remembered and pleasantly ois-
 The spaciousness of the house m ~,h,~h she resides. lends itself as tew other houses in the city could to eia- hnrate decorating and the protuse ois play of flowers. Besides there was no sArneness as each guest wore e farent flower garb although the nhot.I nf tna nartv was Marie Antoinette h..rats filled with clusters Of kilar- ney roses. ., r,nr
 The place cards for all were or pink ~o.s. tied with baby satin ribbon Witn names in green in old Enshsn tsPe' Theaa were conspicuously pretty III fhe small tables which were set wt,h drawn work lunch clothes with tne.i centre pieces Of Marie ,,. -oss f-urIed grass baskets holding pink rose hraa ana prus with handles tied witn rsnr maline and on these fifteen tables was srved three course luncheoa; ds \ <ht. sery ng pink rose ice cases, niieu w,rh pink strawberry Ice, sprihkieu with crysta. .zed rose leaves. plnh cakes in the form of roses. pink minus fn rose bud forms and pink pon-o DO" boxes were used. ,,-s ryorn received her guests the pink ana craen decorations were carried out III X nretty and artistic way. The colon 4a1 rnantels were banked In pink roses vsses of Duchess roses. palms ana pot tad n,ants. the chandelier wore large butterfly bows and pink tulle "nlle inc lights shone from beneath plhA ahades. In the library this same sy :. $ rhonv in decorating was carried out f-,ss raa as the color with the lights q, red ana green tulip shades, the man. tar hanked in red lilies, red roses req smmortelies and ferns, and the puncn hov9 which occupied the centre or the -<cn,r was banked around with In cr'm son flowers and plumosa and rested on q large silver colonsl waiter. cham naxne punch was served tnrousuo" 0HtaTnOOn Saurhtar Margaret Horn, who was as sisted by Misses Margaret Wifel. Vlran Ucfyman. Catherine Crampton, ana Marraret Taylor. all in white lingerie
 Mrs Horn. who received in a pink lingerie empire gown, vas assisted py Mrs. Charles Shawhan, Mrs. w; IL Monk, Jr.. Mrs. L. c. 1ronie ana Mrs' .x. Ha Cor nrogressive bridge ~vare punched by the hostess assisted bv Mrs. Ironie and Mrs. Charles sha"-
 Mrs Hofa.s guests were Mrs Goode' Mrs. William Barnewah, Mrs aenry McAfilIan. Mrs J. c. Wilson, Mrs. Harry TnRe. Mrs. Elliott Johnston, Mrs' D. r. Adams. Mrs. William Bidson, Mrs. Lynn rarneron. Mrs Lyn Daubherty, Mrs Ii Davis. Mrs. Aubrey Dickson, Mrs 1award Faith, Mrs. P. J. Gower, Mrs. n M Hopper, Mrs. George Heakes, Mrs n O. Hoffman, Mrs. George Michael, Mrs. John Quill. Mrs. R. A. Rush, Mrs goseph Raymond, Mrs. Holcomoe Qulil' wra Il $. Robbins. Mrs. shelton Sims. Mra Thomas St. John, Mrs. Leslie Tay- i8r. Mrs. Penrose Vass, Mrsl James wolf Mrs Herbert Turner, Mrs. W. c. < v,ulxaa Mrs. McCreary Otis, Mrs. Horace Beaven. Mrs. Joseph St. G. Tucker Mrs ". K. Syson, Mrs E O. Fowlkes' Mrs W. B. Pope, Mrs. GeorSe hoSers' MI s' n M. Rosengrant, Mrs. Clarence Rob- fnson. Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain, Mrs J. w. Black, Mrs. Alfred Bright, Mrs IT. McKeon, Mrs. Walter Cunningham Mrs. Bestor Robertson. Mrs. J. S. Sibley If Pensacola. Mrs. Percy Ketchum, Mrs Bartee. Mrs. Ashbel Hubbard, Mrs. I. C. Ironie, Mrs Ed Fearu and Misses Cora Cameron, Hannah Lyons, Nora Chapman and Emily Raymond of New York.
 stringed orchestra furnished music durtnr the luncheon hour and after wards the prizes, one for the largest score, a cut-g glass water pitcher; one for the greatest number of games, a silver fligree almond dish, with French gray trimming, and the consolation, a ealad bowl decorated in pink roses and burnished gold, were played for.
 Mrs. Donald Entertains.
 Mrs. H. G. G. Donald has a tai. ! ant for entertaining which few can hope 10 emulate To begin with. her house because of the taste displayed fl it's interior, lends itself perfectly t'