The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
By Mrs. ! M. deCoftes

Mrs. J M deCoffes AMHma4IHMIHuIEuMM MIEMMmmmHmmmhs her brother. MT. Frazier, Stone. will be
 best man to the bridegroom. I Miss Stone. the bride-eiect. will wear | traveling gown of blue cloth. Mrs. | Wright will be gowned in blue crepe de chine and Miss Carrie Stone will | wear q princess gown of gray voile. The marriage will take place at the
 home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Hen-
 ry L. Stone. in Shawnee. 0kl.. at noon.
 and shortly after the young couple
 will leave for New Orleans. From
 there they will come to Montgomery to visit her relativessbefore going to
 his home in Brundidge, where they
 will reside and where he Is Q promi- | nent druggist. \ Miss Stone Is niece of Mrs. Emma
 Herbert and Mrs. Mary Diilard. of | Montgomery, and a daughter of the late Dr. Henry L.. Stone, of Montgom- cry. She is charming young woman, l who has numbers of warm friends
 here. where she lived up to the past l two years.
 IN HONOR OF MIR. COLEMAN. Miss Margaret Coleman entertained
 the members of the University foot
 ball team and their friends at buffet supper last evening in celebration of the seventeenth birthday of her
 brother. Mir. Phares Coleman. Jr.. who is student there. The home of Mfr. and Mrs. Phares Coleman on Perry street was adorned in the college colors. red and white. The flowers used were white chrysanthemums and
 red roses and carnations.
 The young ladies who assisted in re-
 ceiving and entertaining the young | m CngA
 Miss Lorana Cain, Miss Fedora Ran | dolph, Miss Maggie Hubbard, Miss Jean Mapes. Miss Kfttfe Dent. Miss Willie Gayle. Miss Maude Howe. Miss Lillie Lee, Miss Annie Warren Jones. Miss Annie Danzigar, Miss Katherine Bald Beaie. Miss Florence Norwood, Miss Lucille Strong and Miss Olivia Bogacki | HAYG00D-BARROw. 1 The following invitation has been re- I ceived by friends in Montgomery. | "Mr. and Mrs. John Council Barrow request the pleasure of your company at the wedding reception of their daughter ziipah Jean and Mir. William | Warren Haygood on Wednesday, No- I vember 6, 1907, from until 4 o'clock, l 406 Broadway Little Rock. Ark. At home after November 20, SIS South Court Street."
 SPONSOR AND MAIDS FOR SONS OF VETERANS. | Commander Clarence Julian Owens, of the Army of Tennessee Department United Sons of Confederate Veterans has appointed Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, Miss Margaret Browne and Miss Minna Dent Sponsor and Maids of Honor for the Army of Tennessee De- pertinent of the United Sons of Con- federate Veterans for thes re-uflion to be held here November is and 14
 NOTICE MEMBERsHTP
 COMMITTEE Y. ", c. A, The Membership Committee of the. Young woman's Christian Association | will meet Monday morning at Il
 Mrs. W. H. Thomas. Chairman.
 Mrs. !. M. Chiffon. Secretary. + REEvEs-sHEPHERD ] Mir and Mrs M L. Shepherd an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Bessie, to Mr. David H Reeves. the marriage to take place | Thursday evening, November 14, at o'clock. at their home. Tos Madison avenue.
 L0GAN-JOHNsON. | Mrs Camilla O. Reading announces ! the marriage of her niece, Mrs. Hattie | Reid Johnson, to Mir. Laon Logan of | Chimney Rock, N. C.. on the evening of Tuesday, october 1, 1907. ct Ashe-
 viile. N. c.
 NOTICE SESAME CLUB l The first meeting of the Sesame Club will be held on Friday. NoveIn- l Der ]. at s:so o'clock promptly. | Miss Buela Mcritz, | l Mrs. Louis Dugas and daughter, Miss 1 Grace Dugas. of Augusta, Ga, who are | spending some time in Paris, have | written ito a Montgomery friend from | the Chinese Umbrella. where they were | ly young Georgia girl whose cousin, | Lady Charles Dilke, was to have pre- l sented her at court.
 The presentation gown was made | and Miss Dugaa was to have spent the season with her relatives. Sir Charles and Lady Diike. She was at Cover | nor'a ball in Columbia S. C., when .
 cable announcing Lady Dilke's death was handed her
 Miss Dugas was to have been pre- scented as a member of Lady Dilke's family and would therefore have seen and known royalty at closer range than falls to the lot of many Ameri-
 
 portion of one season with Sir Charles
 and Lady Dllke before she made her
 debut into society.
 Mrs. Dugag was formerly Miss Mag
 gle Barrett. of Augusta. one of the
 most noted belles of the South. She
 is sister of Mir. D. w. Barrett, adi- tor of The Birmingham Xge-Herald
 with whom she and her daughter spent
 last winter. Mrs. Dugas and Miss Du-
 gas were among the distinguished vis- itors who attended the inaugural ball
 here last winter.
 Miss Katherine Dent entertained the
 sponsor and maids of the Alabama
 football team at luncheon yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Dent, when the
 party included Miss Margaret Cole
 man, Miss Willie Gayle. Miss Maude
 Howe. and their escorts, Mir. Eestor
 Ward, MT. Michel Nierosi, MF. Lee and
 Mir. Lampley.
 A pretty feature of the occasion was
 the drinking of an original toast to
 Alahama by Miss Katherine Dent. the
 attractive young hostess. After lunch
 the party went out in a gorgeouHly
 decorated tally-ho adorned in the coll lege eolorg of red and white. Mir. Calvin Sergeant. of Macon, Miss, ta Ngra