The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-14

The membsrs of Tr,op "A" lst caval- ", A. N. G., the Governors Guards. have issued invitations to tneir first annual dance, which will be sW en Thursday evening. May IS. at PICK. ett Springs This is an event toward which the hosts and their invited guests are looking with anticipation or much pleasure. s
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 AND MIR. PHELAN ANNOUNCED. The engagement of Miss Virginia Lyons of waycross, and Mir. Thomas Sale Phelan of Montgomery. Is an nounced by her sister. Mrs. Henry Story Bedding. the marriage to take place on the evening of June 25 MT. Phelan is a nephew of Mrs. Mary Phe- Ian Watts. of this city, and son of Mrs. Anna Phelan of waycross, formerly or Montgomery He has resided here for year.
 The Junior Class and second grade or the Girls High School have invited friends to witness the rendition of the play Midsummer Nights Dream this afternoon at { o'clock in the audito- rum of the school.
 The following account of a little folk party in Birmingham will be of interest here. where the young hos- tess, Miss Augusta Clark has often visited Miss May Banks. She was here few weeks ago. She is a pop qiar little girl, daughter of General Louis ". Clark.
 The Age-Herald says:
 Little Miss Augusta Carlisle Clark entertained twelve of her most inti- mate friends Thursday evening from 6 to o'clock in honor of her twelfth birthday.
 Tn the parlor games were played during the early part of the evening. The dining room was beautifully dec- orated, the enchantre carnations being used in profusion.
 The table cover was a beautiful Mexican drawn piece recently brought from Mexico.
 At each tabe was tymbal tied with pink ribbon and filled with salt ed nuts. The bonbons were in pink and white.
 large birthday cake iced with pink and decorated with the twelve pink and white candles.
 "The ices and cakes were also in the delicate shades of pink and white. After refreshments were served each Nlittle lady was given blank phampn- let and all took part in an interesting contest, Miss Helen Eubank winning the prize, very handsome Mexican drawn thread handkerchief. Little Miss Clark was becomingiy gowned in white lingerie with a sash of pink. Miss Corrinne Chisclm served punch in the dining room.
 Each year this occasion is celebrate ed and the guests are among the hos tess most intimate friends, and usually the same little ladies are invited".
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 The Finance Committee of the Y. W. C. A. held a meeting yesterday with Mrs. Halls Janney presiding. The reports were encouraging as re- gard to work recently accomplished. Mrs. T. ". Hannon has gone to Richmond to attend the Baptist con- -vention,
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 Miss Eleanor Caldwell. who is vis- iting Miss Annie Beaumont in Clarks- vile. Tenn. will return to Montgom- cry tomorrow. The Ionian Club will meet with Mrs. W. l.. Durr at her home on Perry Street Thursday afternoon at 4:so o'clock.
 Miss Anna May Phelan spent a day recently with her brother. MT Thomas Sale Phelan, en route from Pirming- ham, where she had been visiting friends, to her home in Waycross. Ga.
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 The members of the Tuesday Card Club will meet with Mrs. W. J. Drum this morning at il o'clock.
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 The No Name Club will meet We'd nesday morning at II o'clock with Mrs, B. J. Baldwin. at her home on Madison Avenue.
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 The german at which the members of the Beauvoir Club will entertain to- morrow evening will be a thoroughly informal affair, This form of gather ing is to the members of sthe Beau voir Club and their friends whose es- corts they are a very delightful spring function. E
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 Miss Annie Pelzer has returned from Birmingham, where she has been visit. ing Miss Fannie Dunn.
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 Miss Kate Steiner will leave in a few days for EHollins, Va, where her sister. Miss Helen Steiner. is attend- ing school.
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 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Ellis will leave this evening for Richmond, where they will attend the Southern Baptist Con- vention. From Richmond they will 20 to Jamestown to see the fair. >
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