The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06

the statutes required that either the consent of the others should be shown or else bond given to protect their in- terests by plaintiff, and that this not having been done, the court should not grant the injunction.
 Judge Brown of the circuit court sus- tained this contention and dismissed the cause.
 Social and Personal.
 MT. W. W. Heron left today for business trip to Pittsburg
 Col. E, L. Russell leaves at noon to- morrow for St. Louis and from there to New York. With President Spen- cer of the Southern railway he will then start south on a day inspection of the road, reaching Mobile about two weeks hence.
 MT. Airey left this afternoon for New Orleans to attend the Twelfth Night ball. He will return Tuesday.
 Mrs. Harry Inge, Mrs. Charles Hewey and Mrs. George Heakes will give large entertainments next week, Mrs. Hewey on Monday, Mrs. Inge Tues day and Mrs. Heakes Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. C. s. Shawhan will move into their new quarters on Mon day, a flat on St Anthony street where they will be comfortably located.
 The Misses Hertzfeld entertained at a loto party last evening in Gompli- ment to their guests the Misses Lois of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Childs of Dayton. Ohio, are in the city visiting Mrs. Childs mother. rMs. L. Zimmern.
 Miss Annie Buck who has been the guest of Miss Cormine Fonde will re- turn Tuesday to her home in Tusca- loosa.
 Mir. Herbert Forcheimer leaves to- day for college at Charlottesville. Va.
 Miss Rosabel Yerby left today Tor Louisville. after a delightful holiday visit.
 Miss Wander Meyer of Demopolis, is expected Monday to visit Miss Lena Hanaw.
 The Discards will meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss Ethel Hodgson at three o'clock.
 The orange card party given by Miss
 
 home on North Franklin street. was one of the most original affairs of the week as it was likewise one of the most en- joyable for the crowd of young girl9 who wer her guests. Luncheon was served first at the five small tables. which instead of linen, had covers of crepe paper. with orange design. The napkins also of paper. had designs of oranges and the hostess monogram in gilt. The bon-bon were in baskets cut out of oranges and the charlotte russe was served in orange cups. The place cards were hand painted oranges and after the game began, the score was kept with orange blossoms which for every game won, were tied to the card with green ribbons. Miss Corine Cunningham and Miss Annie May Krassin kept the score. The five tables were marked with hand paint ed orange leaves, the numbers in gilt lettering. For the highest score the prize was q hand painted burnt-wood plaque and the second. cut-glass per fume bottle. The consolation. a pair of gold cuff pins, was concealed in one of a cluster of paper oranges which were suspended from the folding doors.
 The guests at this pretty party were Misses Mary Emma Creary. Virginia Creary, Mary Hagan. Katherine Don- ald, Lucille RUSH. MlluTeu OoIlCH, Gladys Gibson, Etta McGowan. Ruth McGowan. Gladys Boone, Ethel Bur gess, Grace Horton. Mabel Mighell, Kate Nicholl. Eloise Stanton, Mignon Alman, Mabel Meador Jenkins Black, Margaret Webb. Mebssa Parham
 A pretty luncheon was given We'd nesday by Mrs. Martin smith for her sister, Miss Kate Rumph of Birming- ham. Ruthmond roses being the deco rations The place cards were New Year greetings tied with red ribbons to red packets of bon-bons. Mrs. Smiths guests were Misses Ethel and Elcie Fry Blanche Planck. Mary Fly bart, Edmond Hume, Olive McMillan, Salle Van Antwerp, Reba Melville. Emma Rhett. Ancta Sims
 Mir Paul McElroy leaves on the Mall lory steamer Tuesday for New York. ! after spending the holidays with his parents
 Mrs Harry Peacock leaves today for Selma after a visit to her sister. Mrs. 
 The Infirmary Association received yesterday a cheque for the last $i00