The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
MISS ANDREWS HOP FOR

MISS ANDREWS HOP FOR
 MISS HATFIELD.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Andrew and their daughter. Miss Mildred Andrew. en- tertained large number Of the dancing set last evening at hop in honor of their guest, Miss Margaret Hatfield of Boston, and the occasion was. perhaps the most elaborate and brilliant of the dancinv functions of the season.
 The beautiful home on Catoma Street was the scene of the unusually delight ful affair and for the evening the en- tire lower floor was thrown open to the pleasure of the guests invited to meet Miss Hatfield.
 The double parlors and library were arranged for dancing, and in fourth apartment the coffee and fruit punch tables were placed. The double parlors were decorated with Christmas bells, mistletoe and holly, and the mantles roses in the first and red carnations in the second.
 In the hall, festoons of Christmas bells with clappers of mistletoe were placed in lavish arrangement. In the third dancing apartment pink carna- tions were the flowers used with the Christmas decorations and in the punch poured by Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson was adorned with Killarney roses and hot house smilax exquisitely planned. The punch table was beautified with gal K leaves and Malaga grapes. which covered the punch bowl and traced the damask cover. Mrs. James Andrew presided at this table. The long veran- dah leading the length of two sides of the residence was enclosed with canvas and furnished for tete-a-tete purposes. Lounges, chairs. rugs and swinging seats made it a charming place between the dances.
 The evenings festivities opened with a grand march led by MT. Elmore Hig- gins with Miss Mildred Andrew. the young hostess. and the assisting couple was pr. c. C. Laslie with Miss Hat fieid. the lovely guest of honor of tho evening.
 During an intermission in the hop program. a course supper was served. after which dancing was continued un- til late hour.
 Miss Mildred Andrew wore an ex- quisite toilette of moire chiffon with trimmings of gold embroidery and cir cles of gold cord about the skirt
 Miss Hatfield was attired in pink mousselin striped with white.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrew, who assisted her sister in entertaining her guests was gowned in an Empire dress of white moire chiffon, trimmed with pIlnCGSS lace anu bllveu CiOtn.
 This entertainment was in every way one of the most delightful of the sea son. Tho young hostess, Miss Andrew, Is one of the charming debutantes of this season. and her guest, Miss Hat field. Is one of the most attractive wis. itors who has graced Montgomery's social functions during the season.
 Among the guests werc'
 MT. and Mrs. Walton. Hill, Misses Ro- berta Roberts, Fine May Wagner, Flor ence Davidson. Marie Alexander, Lucia Richardson, Frances Jones, Clement Marks, Evelyn Blob. Mary Knowles, Rebecca Rutledge. Mray Metcalf, Anna Pelzer. Ethel Peizer, Elizabeth Bald- win. Marguerite Rice. Sallie Baker, wood. Bertha Fitzpatrick. Dorothy Seibs. Willie Fillmore. Dorsey Tyson, Agnes Carr. Lucy Calhoun of Chicago, Jennie Sistrunk, Julia May Henderson Sarah Warren Wilkerson, Susie May, Laura Chambers. Mary Kirkpatrick. Lizzie Fitzpatrick. Sergeant, White. Butler.
 Pearson Burke, Jack Hobbie Frank Stollenwerck. William Holt. Wallace, Teague. Westcott, Edward Lyle. c. c. Laslie, Gibson Reynolds, George Marks. Allen McNeil. Blount Davidson, William Hurter. L. Fillmore, Nj. Stires, Hugh Stuart. Frank Noble, LaurerSe Pierce, M. Edgar. Troy Halls. W. Joseph, Julian Hendricks. N D. Eu's nks. Ev- erett Jackson, Fields, J. N Baker, Frank Browder, Brock Taber. Travis Beale, Robert Henderson. Emmett Sei- bels, Henry Alexander. Shackleford. H. Conniff J. Parrish. James Wilcox. A. Butt, W. Hall, Sergeant. W. Pickett, Woodruff. Edgar Finch. William David son, James Davidson, Fred Wilkerson, 6alA hill Marks, John Jones, Bassett, Thom- as Alley. S. H. Roberts, weatherly Car ter, P. Crenshaw, Sam Ellsberry, Ald- rich Moore, Earl Clapp, M. Sistrunk, James Maddox, Hall Brown, Frank Miller. William Allen. Atleigh Jordon. W. c. Oates. Jr.. William Conniff. George Mentz. Lilly, Samuel Billing. J. F. Lassiter. William Jordon, Frank P. Glass. Jr., Purnell Glass. Noble Bill ing, Blake Campbell. Herbert Johns, Paul Parker. M. Moore. M. Willingham, Gaston Gunter. William Davidson. Charles Gunter, William Warren and Henry Hart, of Providence.
 IN HONOR OF REV. AND
 MRS. ANDERSON.
 Last evening a reception was held at the Central Presbyterian Church in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Neal l.. An derson. who are to leave Montgomery In few days TOT winston, N. c., where they go to make their home for the fu- ture. Many callers availed themselves of the invitation to extend greetings and bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Anderson. whom Montgomery gives up with regret.
 Dainty refreshments were served during the hours. which were from s to ii o'clock. and tea was poured from a beautifully appointed table by Mrs. J. L. Gaston, Mrs. L. L. Gilbert, Mrs. Percy Black and Mrs. J. W. Ter ry Meteor roses formed the central feature of the adorning of the table and tracings of hot house smilax complet- ed the pretty arrangement.
 The receiving party included the elders apd deacons and their wives, among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Barnett, Mir. and Mrs. T. NJ. Vass Mir. and Mrs. Harry Collins, MT and Mrs. Robert Brown Mir. Thetford, Mir. and Mrs. A W. LeBron. Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Gilbert, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Terry, Mir. and Mrs. Percy Black, pr. and Mrs. J. L. Gaston, MT. and Mrs. McPherson, MT. and Mrs. s. J, Cas- sels.
 At 9 o'cloc MT. L. L. Gilbert. for the congregation. presented Dr, and Mrs. Anderson with a handsome cabinet of silver. The presentation came as a to- tai surprise, the secret having been well kept by the members of the con gregation who had the matter in charge Dr. Anderson accepted the cabinet in behalf of himself and his