The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
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MISS RurLEpGE ENrnn-
 One Of the prettisst card parties of the week was the one given Thursday by Miss Rebseoa Rutledge at her home on Alabama Street. Her guests wets the naembsrs cf the Queen 0f EiHps. " addition to scme other frienda
 Mas RutIsdge was assirted by Miss Anie Dansiger and Mrs. Frank Rrieksr of LaysrHG, wh9 kept the score on beautiful christy picture cards TneIe were six tables arranged tor the Eame of stx- handed euchra, and thres prtses were awarded at the conclusion of tne games. A goid pin set with pearls was won by Mss Elizabeth Baldwin; par of silk stockings was woa py Miss Lucille Wilkinscn, ana silver-mounseu cologne Settle fell to Mss 6rieken. The guests were Miss Eiizabeth Baldwin Mrs. George Druner, Miss Ro- berta Roberts Miss Margaret Browne Miss Mary Mapes, Miss Jean Lahey. Miss Algfe Hardwick. Miss Ella haf- grove Sayre. Miss Frances Jones. MISS Lucia Richardson, Miss Mary Never, Miss LytIs Ament. Miss Ritr Ament. Miss Charlotte Thompson. Mics Bessie winn, Miss Lucille Wilkinsen. Miss Ln- cie Taylor Miss Minna pent. MISS Ma Biue. Miss Julia Holt Mss Ada Young. Misscoraiiette Metcah, MissAnnaPeIser Miss Norma Beach, Mrs. Beaslsy, Mss Kate Steiner. Miss Annie Laura Sparks. Miss Dorsey Tyson,
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 THE MISSES JORDAN. Miss Clement Msrks entertained at luncheon Thursday In honor of ner guests, Miss Kate Jordan and Miss T.~-s~ y~-1oG cf 1TaI1aanea This was a notable occasion In compliment to two attractive young women. The table was set with twelve covers. and adoru- ed in d plan of red-shaded lights. and red axaleas were charmingly arranged. and the place cards were Datea scenea.
 The party invited in compliment tc the Misses Jordan included Miss ko- berta Roberts. Miss AiEie Hardwlck' Miss Kafe Steiner, Miss Lucie Taylor. Miss Bessie winn, Miss Dorothy sstbs, Miss Susie May, Miss Marguerite Rec Miss Mary Mapes, Miss Elizabeth Bald- win and Miss Elizabeth Marks.
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 LAST BEAUv0IR GERMAN
 The members of the Beauvoir Club will give a german next Monday even- ing which promises to be an unusually large and delightful one, as U VIII pc the last of the winters social season. The german will be led by Mr. s. H. Roberts with Miss Aisie Hardwick. MRS. LEDYARD HOSTESS or
 THM MOTHERS UNION. The members of the Mothers Union met with Mrs. William Ledyard yesteF- day. when the subject of the paper Tor the day was "Stories and Story -Teli- f.xvH HHra FnFnAW Stevenson. As the roll was called, each member responded with some incident of appreciation of the subject
 IN COMPLEMENT To MISSES
 MOORE AND WEED. A theatre party given last evening In honor of Miss Elizabeth Moore or st, Louis and Miss Ala Webb of Ten- nesses. who are the attractive guests on Clayton street The party includ- cd: Misses Laura Hill. Nora spann. Moore Webb. Margaret Dimmick, Annie May Dimmick, Messrs. H. S. Dester, J. Graves, w. F. Thetford. Joseph Dimmiek Edward spann and MT, Judge Jones.
 e.assesa sxss--.sS arss5Ass. =4. q. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ada Kaplan of Chicago. and Mir Sam Calm, formerly of Montgomery, now of Chicago which took place there Tuesday, February 5. has been received by Montgomery friends.
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 IN COMPLEMENT TO MISS HARLAN. One of the prettiest informal affairs of Thursday was the luncheon given by Mrs. Der nice Wilson Price to her aunt. Mss Rachel Harlan. of Leads. Maryland, who is spending the winter with her niece. Rose Cottage9 the home on South Court street was beau- tifuiiy decorated for the occasion.
 The reception room was in grace ful arrangement of white and green