The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
THE SOCIAL SIDE
MRS. wILLc0x ENTERTAINs
 IN HONOR nE MRS LuN

MRS. wILLcOx ENTERTAINs
 IN HONOR OF MRS. LUMPkIN
 Mrs. Frank Lumpkin was guest ol honor at beautiful o'clock tea al which Mrs. James s. Wilcox enter tained a number of friends yesterday afternoon at her home on Perry Street r The drawings room into which tnt guests were ushered was specially adorned in yellow, and lavish ana CT, fectiye placing of daffodils carried 1yo,,' on' the plan. Receiving with Mrs. Will COX and Mrs. Lumpkin was Mrs. Hard wick Ruth and Mrs. Albert Woolfolk
 In the dining room the centre table from which tea, was poured was spread and adorned with pink carnations and by by Mrs. W. A. Gayle, wearing a handsome gown of green silk and lace, table was arranged for oyster cocktail, and serving here was Mrs. Robert B. Eilenberg, wearing beautifui gown of point d'esprit over taneta
 Mrs. Wilcox received ner trienos in r chine and Irish lace. trimmed Tn panne velvet and silk embroidered applique.
 Mrs. Lumpkin was attired in pink chiffon cloth and lace and held an arm cluster of pink carnations. Mrs. Ruth wore a princess gown of blue crepe de chine and lace, and Mrs. Woolfoik's toilette was of white cloth, silk and lace.
 tainins were Mrs. J K. Jackson. Mrs. B. J. Baldwin. Miss Olivia Arlington, Mrs. W. B. Tanner Mrs. Margaret White, Mrs. George Dent, Miss Bessie winn, Miss Caroline Haralson, Mrs. Mrs J. c. Anderson and Mrs. J. M. Anderson.
 Mrs. Wilcox was as usual charm- ing hostess in her magnificent home. and on this occasion she gave her friends the pleasure of meeting one of the most attractive young matrons who has visited Montgomery this winter. MIR. WALKER GOES TO UNIONT0WN
 Mir. Walter Jackson Waiksr who IS her home 10 South Hull streets will leave tomorrow for St. Johns Mission House. Uniontown. Ky, where he will enter as a postulant s for Holy neh ordeFs When he has completed course of study there. he will either so to the University of the South or some other theological college.
 and Mrs. Joseph M. Walker, and a grandson of the late Judge A. J. Walker. who was Tor a number of years chief justice of the Supreme
 His mother before her marriage was Miss Kate Rogers Hansford and daughter of the late Mir. l.. B. Hans ford Mr Walker has spent most sshoo or where he has made 2 many warm friends. For the past month he has been visiting friends in Montgomery.
 IN HONOR OH MRS. kOLEH.
 MT. and Mrs. Nose Sabel gave a beautifully recherche dinner after the play Friday evening in compliment to Mrs. M. Koler of Louisville Ken lucky. The table at their elegant home on Perry street was exquisite in a setting in the tones of green and white. the artistic arrangement of which was carried out with green ma cinths placed on a spread of cluney
 There were covers for nine, and the party included Mr. and Mrs. Nose sabei. Miss Belle Reinach. MT. and Mrs. I. Well. and MT. Arthur Laz- arus.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. LUMPKTN
 Mrs. William Shoemaker gave de- lightful bridge whist party in honor of Mrs Frank Luapkin Friday even- ing. when the games were followed by three course buffet luncheon. The Mrs. Alex Garisnd. Mrs. Robert Ellen berg. Mrs. Robert Stringfellow. Mrs. Sadie Webb deCampi. Miss Mary John ston. Mrs; A. Kirkpatrick Miss NJ. Davidson. Mrs: J. L. Gaston. Miss Estelle Mitchell Mrs David Lowe, and Miss Hattie Woods
 MISS MARKS ENTERTAINED
 AT CARDS.
 The members of the Saturday Card Club and few other friends were the guests of Miss Ethel Marks yesterday morning at the home of her mother. fire club prize. a navonnaise bowl. was won h- Mrs. William P. Screws, and the guest prize, a tewelry box. was won by Miss Lucy. Tavlor.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS OFFUTT.
 Mrs. Olin Kirkland entertained number of friends at five o'clock tea Friday afternoon in compliment to will take place Tuesday evening. The affair was small and delightfully in- formal and the guests were close friends of the T eriae-eleet' a. ,.
 MRS. DREYFUs' LUNCHEON
 Mrs. J. Dreyfus enterta'ned at luncheon Friday in honor of s0 Koh- Ter of Louisville, when the trty in Hertz, Miss Louise Rernheimer. Mrs. Sigmund Loeb, Mrs. Mike Mohr. Mrs. Thomas Vi"kers, Mrs. Isador Well and Miss Minnie Oppenheimer.
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 MRS. SURRATT'S COMPILE
 MlINT TO MRS. kORNEGAY. One of the pretty occasions of the week was the card party given by Mrs s. T. Surratt in compliment to Mrs. Robert oKrnegay of Selma. Three handsome prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. G.. Banks: Mrs. Gilchrist and Mrs. Paul Grand.
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 AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
 Thursday evening Mir. and Mrs G. w. Freen1y entertained a number of their friends at the residence of MT. and Mrs II J Fabels. 421 Washington Avenue, where they reside. The occa- sion being the celebration of the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
 The rooms were decorated with ferns, palms and cut flowers. color scheme of pink and white being carried out in