The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-30
INV WOMAN'S REALM

Jackson wore gown of pink silk with trimmings of sofd lace. Next vas pr: T Lucius Gss.on: yice,Presidsnt os broidered lilac crepe de chine and lace. Assisting were Mrs. w. J: Drum. whose handsome gown was of Princess iaceyove mousseiin ana samets: witn s pink silk. Next was Mrs. James 8. Pinckard in an exquisite frock of white Marquesite with border Gr Beauty of heiiotrope brocade satin with . touch of yellow velvet trimmed m Duchess lace and spangies.
 The ladies who did did the m,.i honors nan,u,n in Wood of Louisville, H,vearing toilette of blue crepe de cn,ne; Miss Rogers of Letohatchie, in white mopsselin and N. c. who was gowned in .biack lace.
 A number of debutantes made their first appearance in society on this oc- casion. Among them ware Miss Mildred Rutledge ip white crepe de chine; Miss Florence Davidson in white silk nous. selaine. spanEled with gold: Miss Ma thilda Norwood' & m eils % SIX Miss Ros- Miss Willie Eimore. in yellow silk.
 A brilliant success was this annual reception given by the members oe the Beauvoir Club.
 Among other prominent women who graced the occasion were Mrs. J. C.. Virden. Mis- Rebecca Pollard. Mrs. Jack Clancey. Mrs. A. B. Rains. Miss Caro- line Hannon. Mrs. Frank Peabody, the Misses Jenkins. Mrs. J SI. Mckinney, Mrs. S. c. w. Thorington. Miss Fan nie Marks. Miss Dorsie Tyson. Miss Kate Steiner. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Lucia Richardson. Miss Ella Har- grove Sayre, Miss Mildred Jones. Miss Jennie Sistrunk, Mrs. Alice Pitts Hi1l, Miss Clement Marks. Miss Roberta Roberts. Mrs. William Marks. Mrs. B. J. Baldwin. Mrs. Margaret White. Miss Lucrefia wyman. Miss Mary Seibeis Ball. Mrs. Henry P. Bartlett. Mrs. John Danforth of Birmingham. Miss Dolly Kirk. Mrs. E. B. Joseph, Mrs. E.. A. deFuniak, Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Miss Bessie Thorington, Mrs. James Ware Walker. Miss Minna Dent. Mrs Charles c. Abercrombie. Mrs. Isaac DeWess' @ um. Miss Eunice Semmes. Mrs. Ed Noble, Miss Louise Marks. Miss Hettin Marks. Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Mrs. c. K. G.. Jackson. Mrs. William p. nett, Mrs. John Haywood, Miss Camf- la Webber. Mrs. George Marks. Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. B. WagnSr, Mrs: J. M. Hopkins. Miss Marguerite @ Mace. Hanson, Mrs. B. s. Chapman and Mrs. Jack Thoringten.
 A prominent visitor of the evening was Frederick Warde, the noted actor, who is now on the lecture stage. and during the latter part of the evening Mir. Warde, who Visited the club as the guest of Mr. James Ware Walker, was the center of attraction at an informal reception held in his honor in the par 1ors. MIS- HERTZ ENTERTAINS
 HER SEWING CIRCLE
 The members of the Sewing Circle met with Miss Clare Hertz yesterday afternoon at her home on McDonougil street, when delightfully."- enjoyable program included a number of vocal and instrumental numbers rendered by Miss Lorraine Schloss, of New York, and Miss Grace Flexner, of Louisville.
 Later refreshments were served. The guests were:
 Miss Edith Meyer. Miss Grace Flea ner, Miss Reba Markstein of Anniston Miss Carrie Behr, Miss Bessie Loeb ot Columbus Miss Maude Strauss, Miss Blanche Engie, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Hilda Moritz, Miss Dora Marcus. Miss Florence Cohen, Miss Gertie Well and Miss Ella Kline.
 Mrs. Porter Walker, of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. Montgomery snith.