The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
! NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

orvfl1e Cawfhon, MT. Herbert Lyons and Miss Reba Neville Mr walter Horn and Miss Kirkendail, Miss Let tice Clark and MT. T. W. Sims, Miss Aiine Wilson and MT. Paul Wilson, Mir. Walton Sink and Miss Helen Smith, Miss Fisher and MT. W. Partridge, Miss Alice Barclay and MT. w. L.. Whiting. Miss Elizabeth Rhett and Mfr. Ben Rhett; Miss Marie Bush and Mir. Prank Lyons, Miss Grace Bestor and Dr. J B. Killibrew, Miss Coffee and MT. Bentley of Richmond, Miss Lucille Bedgood and MT. Terry Moore, Miss Nell Fall of Nashville. and Mir. John McCaa, Miss Lucille Overall and Mir. Rio Rubera. Miss Corinne Orion and Mir. Van Heymgen, Miss Louise yass and Mr. St. John Wilson, Miss Matt son and MT. Charles Garnett. Miss Ma bel Heustis and MT c. F. Hartman. Miss Ethel O'Connor and Mir. J. L.. Hennebique, Miss Marie Marston and MT. Paul Rapier. Miss Alnie St. John and Mir. Willis Hybart. Miss Sharpe of Nashville and MT. Frank Crafghead. Stags. MT. Curtis Bush and MT. Avery.
 Mir. Thomas w. Sims entertained at dinner tonight at the Cawthon, in honor of his queen. Miss Virginia Lyons, her maids and knights. His guests were Miss Florence Davidson of Montgomery. Miss Eva Conner of Bir- mingham, Miss Clement Marks of Montgomery. Miss Lettice Clark, Miss Ruth McLester of Birmingham, Miss Ruth Shepard. Miss Edith Marechal, Miss Lucille Bedgood. Miss Henrietta McPhillips. Miss Lucille Ligon. Miss Virginia Sims, Messrs. Robin Hender- son, James Radcliff. St. John Wilson, Frank Lyon, Hugh Barclay, Oscar Bar ney, Alfred Ross, Philip Kraus, Paul Chaudron, Con Little and Sceper of Birmingham.
 Although as yet the royal honors have not been bestowed, MT. Sims and Miss Lyons have already begun their reign over loyal subjects, and the din- ner this evening bore very appropri- ateiy the insigma of, royalty. The grill room of the Cawthon was used for private dining room, and the walls hung with purple and yellow. the carnival colors. A large round table was prettliy set. the centrepiece, being a large gold crown resting on base of vfolets. out of which came. yellow daffodfls. There were individual ale mond cases of purple and yellow, and place cards Of hand-painted harlequin.
 Mir Sims made most charming hoss and offered graceful and appropriate toasts to his queen and her pretty maids, who, in turn. were most enthu- siastic over their king and their des lightful evening.
 In honor of Miss Antoinette Fisher of PeIi City, Ind, the Misses McPhillips entertained at a supper thjs evening after the theatre, at their home on Dauphin Way. The table decorations were of pink roses and the group suf- rounding 1t. were Misses Alice, Rosa and Henrietta McPhiliips, Miss Fisher. Miss Anna McCorvey and Messrs. Red- ,enhour, Warren Christian, Richard Christian, Winfred Partridge and Arr ahur Tonsmeire. Sidney Tonsmeire and Harry McPhiilips.
 Mrs. J. W. Black gave pretty card party yesterday afternoon in cofnpli- ment to Miss Annie Knox Taylor, and her guest, Miss Macey Fuller of Nad- awah, Ala. Purple and gold pansies carried out the carnival coiers, which were, further seen in the purple and yellow tulle which was tied with smilax to the chandeliers. The score cards were hand painted harelauins. In the games of euohre that followed