The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-13
II N SOC I E T Y
MISS RICE nNTERTAINs

| Miss Marguerite Rice entertained the l members of the Queen of Clubs and a number of other friends at her home | on Perry Street. on Thursday morn I ing in compliment to her guest. Miss | sailie Baker of Virginia. The apart ments devoted to the entertainment of \ the guests were fragrant with quan- | titles of American Beauty roses and | enchantress carnations.
 Euchre was played at eight tables. I the prizes being gold belt buckle for | the club which was won by Miss Re. | becca Rutiedge, and for the guests, a l gold belt pin, Miss Seibs wining it. l Miss Rice presented the guest of | honor, Miss Baker, with a dainty pearl I pin. A Malicious course luncheon was served after the game at the card ta:
 bles.
 | and entertaining her guests by Miss ! Baker and Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett.
 Those invited on this delightful oc- l casion were: Misses Lucia Richardson. | Marie Alexander, Frances Jones, Ella Hargrove Sayre, Dorsey Tyson, Clem- l ent Marks. Dorothy Seibs. Bessie Thor
 ingtan, Carrie Randolph, Lucy Ram
 Ball, Mary Kirkpatrick, Mildred An-
 drew. Elizabeth Andrew. Mary Metcalf, Florence Davidson, Louise Marks, Fine | May Wagner, Anita Perkins. Annie Laura Sparks, Anna Pelzer. Ethel Pel-
 ger, Margaret Mashburn, Maggie Cham
 bers, Lula Virden. Matilda Norwood.
 Annie Maude Dawson. valine Sanford, l Miss Evansr Hetty Marks, Bertha Fitz- patrick, Elizabeth Baldwin. Mary
 Knowles. Kate Steiner. l <
 HOLMEs-IicCAsKILL
 Mir w. B. Holmes of 13s Mobile
 street and Mrs. Lola Mccaskfll were
 united in marriage at the home of the
 brides father MT. w. J. Nicholson at
 Greenville yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. W. M. Blackwelder of- ficiating. The couple returned to | Montgomery after the marriage arriv- ing here at 6:30 p. m.. where they will | make their home. There were none
 present but the relatives of the bride
 and Mir. E. S Hugger of Montgomery.
 BOYD-sHERMAN.
 Before~a a few friends on last Sunday
 evening Miss Desser Lee sherman and Mir W. H. Boyd were married at the home of Mrs. John Freeman on South
 Lawrence street. Rev. S. A Cowan of-
 ficiating. After the ceremony a de- lishtfuI supper was served to those present. E sssss 4 Montgomery until after. the Christmas l holidays after which TtirneF they will
 go to California where they will make their home. NoTICHa 5 The woman's Christian Temperance l Union will hold rally meeting this l afternoon at the Court Street Method- l ist Church at 3:30 o'clock. They hope l to have all the members present. Any l one wishing to join ranks are cordially invited. An enjoyable program has been arranged.
 l PERSONAL MENTION.
 The members of the Paul Hayne
 Literary Society of the Girls High | School will hold their monthly meeting l this afternoon at 1:15 o'clock, in the | auditorium of the Girls High School l in celebration of Alabama Day. One
 of the fenjoyable features of the pro- | gram will be 2 stereopticon lecture on Alabama, by Dr. Thomas M owens. I < < Ex-Governor and Mrs. Allen D. Cam l dler of Atlanta. who cane to Mont I gomery to attend the funeral of their I son-in-law, Mr. Frank Bunkley, which I took place on Monday afternoon. re-
 turned home Thursday accompanied by l Mrs Bunkiey.
 Mrs. Buckner Beasley and little daughter Elizabeth. are visiting rela-
 tives in Columbus. Ga
 Mrs. George Waller. and little daugh- | ter. Katherine of Mittieiene, are l spending several days with Mrs. J. H.
 Blue at her home on Perry street. iY@sa + +
 l Miss Mildred Andrew has issued i'm ! yitations at cards, at which she will entertain on Friday, December 27. at 2:30 o'clock in compliment to Miss | Hatfield of Boston, who will arrive on 1.-the goth, to be the guest of Miss 1 Andrew.
 | Miss Ellen .Dexter is spending i several days with Miss Geraldine Ware I at her home, on Noble avenue. Mrs. Hervey W, Laird has returned
 from visit to relatives in Birmius- 1 ham.
 Mrs. William E. Fort. accompanied
 by her aunt. Mrs Mary French. will leave today for Galveston to visit
 friends.
 Miss May Newell Majors has returned from Tuscaloosa. where she has been
 spending few days. Miss Lucys Finn Davis and Miss No- ra Elaine Moseley. after a pleasant vis-
 1t te MrN and Mrs. s. F. Doster. have
 returned to their home at Letohatchee |
 Mrs. John IL White and Mrs. A. M. Spesssrd of Uniontown are visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson.
 i.
 Miss Annie l.. Dowdell has arrived in | the city from Nashville, Tenn, and
 is at the Exchange Hotel, at the bed- | side of her sick father, Judge J. R.
 Dowdell, who has been seriously i'll, but his friends will be glad to know that he Is very much improved. Mrs. Dow dell and son have been with him all the while.
 Mrs. H. G. Evans and Miss Anne Ev- ans of Nashville. Tenn, are visiting MT. and Mrs. H. c Evans. 1T. - Mrs. J. T. Mangum of Tallassee
 went to Selma last night to be treated | for typhoid fever. with which she has been suffering for several days. Mrs.