The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-16
THE SOCIAL SIDE

RE Abraham. May Steiner. Douglass
Haygood Louis Ehrepreich. Eugenia
Smith, Alma Smith. Caroline Smith,
Clarence Well Katherine stern, Mary
Persons and Margaret Jones Of Mo-
bile.
MISS MMILLAN ENTERTAINs.
Miss sallie Mcmillan entertained a
few friends very pleasantly Wednes-
day evening at her home on Robinson
Street.
The home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. In the reception room
a profusion of nasturtiums FREEDOM
mated in the adornment Clusters of
beautiful roses were used with charm
ing arrangement in the parlor. having
q lovely background of palms and
ferns. Quantities of black-eyed SUI
sans combined with smilax prevailed
in the decoration Of the dining room.
Miss Mcmillan was beautifully
gowned in white lingerie with lace
and ribbon. Punch was served from
table beautifully decorated with pink
roses over which Miss Lyla Nesting.
in lingerie and lace. presided.
Music and recitations were features
of the evening and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed.
The guests were: Misses Annie Kel-
ley, Maude Crabbe. Carrie Knowles.
Lyla Messing. Callie Norman. /Estelle
Norman, Annie Bates, Lena Knowles.
Fannie Bray, Ella Mcmillan, Winnie
Mcmillan and Clyde Crabbe.
MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
Mrs Stewart Mcqueen Is the mem
Der of the Magazine Club who was
hostess Friday afternoon. The mem
bers of the club met with her at her
home on Mobile street and were beau
tifully entertained. The program for
the afternoon included a paper by Mrs.
C. r, Ruff on Legends of the Cat
skills';; paper by Mrs. Charles Scott
on .witchcraft in New England; a
paper by Miss Augusta Woodruff on
Legends of the White Hills"
This program completed the years
study In which the members of the
Magazine Club have been engaged. The
subject of study for the year has been
Mythology. Legends and Folklore
Oriental. European, American"
Miss Nimmo Green who was a guest
of the Magazine Club at this meeting,
spoke very Interestingly and with en-
thusiasm in behalf OF the travelling IL
braries TO be sent out by the State De-
partment of Archives and History. This
is a new feature in the department and
Miss Green held that education is not
merely derived from textbooks; that
good reading Is even more essential
and that people must be taught the
need of 1t. and therefore the best books
only should be contributed to this
cause.
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS Wealth
ERLY AND MIR. KIRKPATRrCK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer Weather
Ixx hA fhair
daughter. Mamie Maull. to Mr.. Robert
Swift kirkpatrick, the marriage to
take place in the Church OF the Holy
Comforter Wednesday evening, July 8,
at 1880 o'clock.
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS roll
LINs AND MIR. BROOKS.
Mr. and Mrs. siias Atlas Rollins an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Matte Joe. to Mr.. Nimrod w.
Brooks, the marriage to be solemnized
July Q.
THWEATT-AvINGER
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Avtnger, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Carrie Lou, to Mr. Walton Osgood
Thweatt, on the marriage to take place
place on the evening of Tuesday, June
the eighteenth, at half past eight
o'clock at the Clayton Street Metho-
dist Church.
RURR-FORMAN.
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Nell Forman and Mr., B. H.
Burr of Talladega, is of interest to
friends. Miss Forman is the daughter
of Probate Judge Forman of st. Clair
county. Mr.. Burr Is solicitor of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State
The marriage will take place on June
26.
WINNIA-sMITH.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith and Mr.
Edward F. Winnia, whose engagement
was announced in these columns sew
eraI weeks ago will make their home
in Birmingham after their marriage
on next Wednesday. The marriage will
take place at the home of Miss Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
smith, in Louisville, KY. Miss Smith
has many friends here made during
her visits to her sister, Mrs. o. B.
Wright. Mr.. Winnia is route agent
for the Southern Express Company.
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A number of young women of the
younger set will go to Mountain Creek
and spend a few days of this week en-
joying outing pleasures with the. boys
of the Delta Phi omega Fraternity OF
starke's University School. These
Young men who are enjoying two
weeks of camp life near the Flaketown
Graphite mines are Messrs. A. H. AL
ston. Jr., Phares Coleman, Jr., Alva
Fitzpatrick, H. r. Fitzpatrick, w. w.