The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
THE SOCIAL SIDE
By Mrs. ]. M. deCottes

IHU ' I'M l1H uR mEu mf1&ml1 of especiai beauty in It's accordion of red and green. A large palm formed the center piece with vases of red and white carnations on either side. Two large hearts were suspended from the chandelier.
 The young people who were indebted to Mir. and Mrs. Brown For deilght- full evening were: Miss Frankie May Mapes, Ruth Ri over. Sarah Evans. Su- sic Ware. Ruth Allen. Barrow stanley. Mattie Atkinson. Annie Gilmer Jones. Mary Adams, Mary BaZemoie and Mary Thornton; Messrs. Cecil Brown, Ben Yarbrough. Lindsay Hunt Harry Allen, Calhoun Saul. Lovick Pearce, Bernard Steiner. John $. Allen. Edgar Atkinson. wilson Armstrong, B. Bars. worth smith. Charles McMiilan ana Rutherford Brown. Mrs, Brown was assisted in receiving by Mrs. l. F. pos- ter and Mrs. Mapes
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 IN HONOR OF MISS CoRDER.
 The bridge whist party given 6y MT. and Mrs. Merritt Vandirer. frIoay evening. at their home on soutn res.y street, was one of the most deltgn.lul small affairs of the past week. Ihey entertained in honor of their guest, Miss Harriet Louise Corder or New York, who is one of the most attract. i've young women who nave sisiteo Mon tgomery during the winter season. There were four tables arranseu n ts the game of bridge which in apartments tastefully adorned in narcissus ana car nations. At the conclusion of the game two beautiful prizes were awardeo' beautiful pair of gold beauty pins were won by Miss Gorder and siiver caru case fell to Mir. George Peagier: buffet course supper was served later in the evening. Mrs. Vandiver was gowned in blue crepe de chine and Miss Corder wore a toilette of light blue silk and lace. Mrs. w. r. Vandiver, who as- sisted in entertaining, was attired in black lace.
 The guests entertained in honor of Miss Corder were Miss Caroline Han non, Miss Ethel Pelzer, Miss Anna Pei- ger, Miss Caroline Haralson, Miss Cora lette Metcalfe, Miss Laura Chambers, Miss Lucy Taylor. Miss Lucia Rtchard- son, Mir Hugh Stewart, Dr. w. E. Wes.- colt, Dr. c. c. Laslie, pr. II Mont- gomery. Mir. Arthur Flowers Mr, Law. renee Anderson, MT. George Peagler 1 and MT. Jack Powell.
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 | IN COMPLIMENT OF MISS HENLEfN. Mrs. simon Well entertained 6 num- Der of her friends yesterday afternoon in compliment to her guest, Miss Bertha Henlein of Cleveland, Ohio. The hours were spent III ICNQuAtAhS tbo eASSeS | travels abroad. and in discussion or | music and art. .+=4-~ esz -t At o'clock four-eourse luncheon l was served upon a prettily appointed | table covered with cluny lace over yell | low satin and adorned with hyaelnths and narcissus.
 MEETING OF CHILDREN OF THE CONFEDERACY. | Tba R Smart (-hnntar the | Children of the Confederacy met Fri ! day with Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick for | the purpose of electing officers. which resulted as follows: Miss Annie War ren Jones. President; Miss Mary Clare 1 Kerlin. Secretary. and Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick, Treasurer. The chapter | will meet next Friday with Miss Annie l Warren Jones at her home on Hull Street.
 Master Charles G. Abcrerombie has issued the following invitation to par ty he is to give In celebration of hi' sixth birthday:
 One the festive twenty
 Of February gay,
 III be d big boy--sik yeurs old F We'll have some fun that day! 1 My Mamma says at four o'clock | The girls and boys must meet. l can't tell 1t all to you
 Just eoFne---We'H nave a trcde.
 Charles Gordon Abercrombie, Jr.
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 One of the pretty valentine parties
 was that given by Mrs. J. C. Brown al
 her home on Mobile Street, when Mir
 Brown was appointed postmaster and
 the homo was tastefully decorated ir
 cut flowers and ferns. After the dis
 tribution of the valentine mail. refresh
 ments were served in the dining room
 The guests were: Misses Fife Miller
 Lizzie Jones' Carrie Martin. Olivia
 Richardson, Eva Hicks. Minnie Neu,
 gent. Mary Miller. Nettie Jones, Ida
 Martin, Maggie Richardson. Sallie Nor
 rls, Rosa Crawford, Mrs. A. E. Kelley
 Mrs. J. M. Wright, Miss Callie Brun.
 brough, Messrs. A E. Kelley. w. l. Chambliss W. R. Warner, Charlie San
 ders, Mosher Mitchell. Bowling Lord Cliff Harrison John Arrigle, Grover
 Galloway and Robert Brown. 5e fs #
 NciEhbOrhOOd House. The Neighborhood House Association
 will meet at S:30 o'clock Thursday af teInoon in tho primary room of tn Sunday School of St. Johns Episcopa Church
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 MT. Julius T. Watson of Caledonit announces the engdgement of hi daughter. Ilah. to MT. James P. Pat terson, the wedding to take place at o'clock. February 25, 1907, at the hom of his niece. Mrs. Walker, Tremon Street. Selma. No cards. Ss < t
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