The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29
THE SOCIAL SIDE
,~. ,orrs,. CnRrsrlsAs PARTY

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 ,.. sorrs,s CuRxsrssAs PARTY.
 S,ne of the largest and most elaborate >s inc young folk entertainments or the holiday week was the oancins rarty given by Wyly Jones at h1asee Hali Friday evening Tne fnench s,r. sm ~arrnan was led by the host witn MISS cacrvia richardson and the assisting counie was Mir Penrose stout ana miss Wa,,de Howe. Two courses Of deiici- ous refreshments were served. ine ~,..t. were. Miss Ida Parrish. MISS Mary Goodwin Ashley. Miss Ellen srvsou. Miss Julia May Henderson saiss Gene Burke Miss Jetaline Farley MISE Tayior Beaie. Miss Lizzie beaie' @ Helen steiner, Miss Loraina Cain. MISS puhv richardson. Miss Sarah Warren wilkerson, Miss Ida Thompson. MISS GeraIdine Ware. Miss Maud Howe, MISS I.ula Iycoueen, Miss Murry. Miss But Ter. Mss Kitty Dent. Miss Caldwell Miss Kate-Hails. Mss Lucille sergeant Mas Virginia Abercrombie. Miss ohvia Boracki, Miss Palmer Eilseerry. MT, Howard Butt. Mir. Penrose stout MT Marks. MT. Thomas Holt. MT DICK Che.tnut. MT. George Harris. MT Roweil Holt, Mir. Phares Coleman, MT Morgan Browder. Mir. Masselyn Aiieh' Nr. Jones Browder Mir. Sam Ellsberry' Ne R Ellsberry, Mir. William Eiis- herrv. MT. Brown Gaston, Mir Brock Tabor, MT. Joe Persons. MT. War.cn Amerine, Mir Harry Bandy. MT. Edward Graham. MT. Holland WeppeI Nr, George Niles. MT Henry Alexander MT. Dan Holt, Mr. Hal Brown. MT. rom Allev Dr. Pearson Burke, Mir. Ed May, Mr. Bradley Allen. Mir Calvin Sargean! Mr. William Keller MT. Edward Rag land Mir. Hubert Dent. MT. Troy Watts, Mr. wiImer Finn, Mr. Gus Tatum, MT. Harris washburn. and MT. Joe cain.
 KrNpERcARTEN PARTY.
 A pretty young folk affair or ne week was the kindergarten party siven bv Miss Mary Ellen Harvey. when the ruests were attired as little children. Tn d Kindergarten game, the prizes fell to Miss Palmer Cary. who won a pretty hat pin and to Mir. Joe Whlte. judges were Miss Rebie Riley and MISS Minnie Futile who were gowned as school ma'ams. A Christmas tree In tbe dining room held gifts for the guests. The souvenirs for the girls were pieces of doll furniture, and Tor the boys. tons and balls.t
 The guests were: Miss Esteile Mey- ar Miss Lucile Marks Miss Sailie Pear son. Miss Lucille Jackson, Miss Sarah Belle Randy. Miss Nattt Mei+9 i Elizabeth Brown Miss Israel Levy stein. MT. Joe White Mir. Will Riley, MT. Warren Brown. Mir. Bernard Stein- CT Mir. Bowen Henderson. MT. Aston Jones. MT. Charles Harris, Mr. Willie Carey. MT. James Flowers. Mir. Jef steiner. MT. Robert Platt Stout, Miss Edwina Strong. Miss Rebecca Stout. Miss Margaret Fuller. Miss Wyche. Mir. James Flowers. MT Palmer Carey, MT. Hervey Brown.
 CHRISTMAS RECEPTION.
 One of the pleasant affairs of Christ mas week was the reception given on Friday afternoon by Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Beane complimentary to the employees of the Sales Department Of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Com Danv.
 The attractive home on Court Street was bright with Christmas decorations of red and green. palms. ferns and Christmas bells adorning the mantels and chandeliers. The dining room was also suggestive of the holiday season, it's decorations being entirely in red.
 During the afternoon a delicious luncheon was served. The guests in- cluded only the employees and their families. the informal gathering prov ing a most enjoyable 'ona.
 Those invited were: MT. and Mrs. n. c. Allen, Miss Maude Allen, Miss Marjorie Allen. MT. and Mrs. J. c, VII Hams and family. MT. and Mrs. R. A. Duff MT. and Mrs. J. C. Adams and family, Mir R. J. Hudson. MT. and Mrs. c. S. Heard and family, MT. F. Fl. liar rts, Mir T. H. Jones and Miss Jones. IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS BAKER'
 Miss Mary Louise Croswell enter tained a number of guests Friday Tn compliment to her guest Miss Margaret Baker, of Shelby Springs. Red ana green were the tones of adorning Tn the two apartments devoted to the DC casion. A two course luncheon foi- lowed the guessing games which form ed the diversion. Two prizes were awarded to Miss Lorano Cain gold belt buckle and to MT. William David- son a blue tie. During the evening punch was served by Mrs. Lee Martin wearing a gown of white lingerie over blue silk and Mrs. J. B. Timberlake who wore white lingerie and lace
 Miss Croswell and Miss Baker were xowned in Princess gowns of blue SIX
 NEW YEARS EVE RECEPTION.
 The Woman's Home Mission Society of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church will hold an informal reception on Tuesday evening, December s1. when the members and their friends are in- vited to attend There will be a pro- gram of music and recitations and re- treatments will he served. The hours are from to II o'clock. Annual re- ports from the committees of 'O7 will be heard.
 From Il o'clock until 12 o'clock the woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a Thanksgiving service Tor the victory of securing prohibition In fifty counties of the State.
 
 MEETING OF FLOWER GROWERS
 The regular monthly meeting or the Montgomery Flower Growers Associa- tion will be held at the home or the President on Wednesday January l, al s:3o o'clock whe0 the. annual election of officers will take place and 1ull attendance is requested.
 IN HONOR OF MISS MTxEITHEN.
 Miss Mabel Gordon entertained few friends vesterdav afternoon in honor of Miss Bessie McKeithen, whose mar riage to Mir Thomas Hall Jackson will take place next week. Palms ferns and pink and white carnations formed the decorations. A luncheon of several courses was served. The guests were Miss Minnie Hunter. Miss Evelyn Ty- -