The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-23
MRS. KIRKPATRHCK,s COMPILE
 NrrrNrr m MISS McDUFFIE

NEWT TO MISS McDUFF1E. J One of the prettiest card parties or the season was given yesterday after- noon, when Mrs. M. B. Kirkpatrick entertained in honor of her guest. Miss Bessie McDuffie of Monroe. The beautiful home on Sayre street was eiaborateIy decorated throughout the entire lower floor in mosses and group ings of choice palms and fens. Tn each apartment special tone was car ried out in flowers and lfghtss In the front parlor white carnations aid mar cissus and white candles were used in the second parlor pink canations ana roses, with pink candles in candeia- bra; in the hall, where the punch ta- the second parlor pink carnations ana roses were placed artistically with red shaded lights, and in the sitting room enchantress carnations and pink car- dies in effective arrangement comple- ted the charming picture nroduced by the wealth of rare cut howers ana choice potted plants.
 There were eleven tables at which six hand euchre was played ana on each potted primrose in the shade of the apartments a3orning was cpt for as souvenir of the delightful oc- casion.
 Hoffman's band of six pieces twas stationed. in the hallway back of the reception hall and during the hours or tties games and the beautiful plate luncheon which followed them. mu- sica1 program was rendered The numbers were specially beautiful and 1. to the pleasure of Mrs. Kirkpatrfck's s guests this delightful feature added much.
 Two handsome prizes were awarded at the conclusion of the games. TO Mrs. Louis Robinson fell the prize tor games, an exquisite set ot cut glass numbers, and to Miss Claudia Letchar fcIi q lovely hand painted vase
 The friends who assisted Mrs. Kirk patrick were. Mrs. ". B. Kelley, serv- ing punch: Mesdames J. K. Jackson. William Pitt, W. W. Brari1e, Duncan May, L. Cardinal and Mrs. A. B. Rains. The score was kept by M'sses Ruby Kirkpatrfek, Gladys Hudson. Jule RandoIrh and Liis Allen.
 Miss Sailie Kirkpatrick. little daughter of the hostess, passed the score cards to the guests. ari1onG whom were Misses Virginia Norwood Jose phine Norwood Roberta Roberts, Lu- cie Taylor. Corrie c. Smith. Caroline Hannon. Lucretia Wyman. Sadie Wy man, M. Harrington Kathaline Mar tin, Eunice Campbell. Mamie Cole man, Mafy MarSHaill NaSS. Aattla lJeHl. Julia Tavior. Erie May Wagner. Lila Allen, Bertha Fitzpatricks Margaret Browne. Bessie winn Letcher. Euia Lee Kinds. Lucille Wilkerson: Mes danes Will Kelly D. May. Merritt Vandiver. Patterson, Henry Vandi- yer, L. Cardinal, Stovali. V. H. Han son. Charles Teasley, Ed Fowler. W. M. Burch. Chandler, J. l.. Gaston, Louis Robertson. H. stringfeiiow. Robert Henderson. J. M. DeCottes. J. Flowers Bibb Graves, Walkers Will lis, w. Pitts, will saffoId J. K. Jack son, Warren Reese, Buchanan, R. P. Stout, l.. ". Hunts. J . Hastings, W. B. Snodgrass, fWi1l Moore. o. D. Brewer, Garrett, Thompson, l.. L.. Hill. R. S. Hill, Wiley Hill, T. B. Hill, Stuart Mckenzie, R. Kinds, R. Chapman. ". w. Brame. M. q Tut tie. Lila Gordon Henderson.
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 RECEPTION AT Y. w. (. A. HOME.
 An event toward which many are looking with pieasurab1e anticipation and In which much social Interest is centered Is the reception ito be given at the Y. W. c. 4. Home on Friday evening at 8 o'clock for the members of the Association and their friends. The success of the occasion is assurt@s when the personality of the women who are at the mead or tnlS most lin- portant club of women is taken into account. Among them are prominent women who are influential in social cir cles and in all that moves toward the advancing of their sex in every direc- etion.
 Among those who will be special hostesses on Friday evening and who compose the reception committee and board of the Y W. c. A., are: Mrs. Florence Harris, President of the As sociation; Mrs Halls Janney, Mrs. J. w. Black, Mrs Percey Black. Mrs. R. E. Steier Mrs. NJ. P. LeGrand. Mrs Horace Stringfellow, Mrs. John Flow CTS, Mrs. John Flowers, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Lyon. Mrs. Stewart Washburn. SMrs w. B. Davidson. Mrs. G. w. Barnett. Mrs. C. G. zfrkle, Mrs. Philip Travis. Mrs. Henry Knabe. Mrs R. o. Blakey Mrs. w. IT. Thomas, Mrs. Margaret Booth. Miss Margaret Dimmick, Miss Marie Burch, Mrs. John Cody. Mrs. Charles Campbell and Mrs. G. W. Pat 'terson.
 Among the pleasures in store for those who attend the reception is a program of music and reciptations by Mrs. Berenice Wilson and Miss Mills paugh.