The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

Harrison CaNthon and Eiva stswart In this apartment at . table fastefuiiy decorated with smilax and grapeA ae- licious punch was served by MISE AiIeen Hunter and Mrs. J. c. Long of Birmingham. Tn the 'parlor. where the guests were received and presented 70 the guests flowers. palms, smtiex ana vases ot red roses formed the decora- tions. Those in the receiving party were Mesdames Reeves. F. Q. DuRose, Dave Prowell of Dayton. Frank Cade of Catherine. Alex Cawthon, J. e. Com verse. W. T. Atkins. IT,, Harrison, Walden Stewart Misses Askew. kitty Pitts and Grace Jones.
 The same plan of red and green was continued in. the dining room From the chandelier to the four corners or the table ropes of smilax were draped and also festooned around the table while Q huge vase of red carnations formed the centerpiece. In this apart
 ment charlotte russo and cake were enjoyed. Mrs. Reeves Is an excellent
 hostess and the afternoon was thor oughly enjoyed by hef fortunate guests. MeetinE of Card Club. Mrs. Margaret Davidson entertained the members of the Friday Afternoon Card Club and few other friends on HTlQaY- 0LL0IuOQuS 8k ACk ASAAAc - Church Street. Tho parlors were pret- tiiy decorated with palms and cut now CTS. Four hand euchre was played at six tables and the trophies. two beau tiful Christy pictures. were won py Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mrs. ". A. Auderton. At the conclusion or the games a salad course was served: Among those present were Mesdames Walter Duncan. Julien Smith. w. A Anderton, Walter Cook. Frank David son, W. T Atkins. IT,. Ed. Graham. j. | C. Long. Adgate Bibb, Preston Bennett. 1 Robert Hamilton. John Creagh. Misses l Belle Barber Marion Melvin. Nell bris- lin, Carrie Wilkins.s Grace Nelson Anna Mary DuBose. Mary Giliman, An | na Creagh. Mary Gait, Aileen Hunter | and Miss Davidson
 Noble.
 | M. Garter Dead.
 l MT. Carter. an old and well known l resident of Selma. died at tne nonis | of his daughter. Mrs. Walter Eord' on Washington street. tonight. @ are snd urs l was Ill for several weeks previous te | b,. death. He leaves three children | waiter Ford and Ernest Carter, lieu | tenant colonel of the End Regiment ol ! this city. and Harry Carter of Mont. | romery. The funeral services Will DC | held tomorrow.
 Robbed hy Negro. | While walking home down Broae street this evening about [ ocioch Mrs. Ida B. DeCamp was attackeo an ane l robbed by an unknown negro. @ @rn' | nerro jumped from an alley as Mrs Ta(samn was passing and after push. | ing her down grabbed her purse ane
 ran off. In the purse there was aooo s3o. l Meetinx of Bridge Club.
 rr ana Mrs. F. G. NDuBose were th'
 hast and hostess on last evening 10 lstha members of the Friday Evenlnf
 Bridge Club. The parlors were oeco | rafed with ferns and cut mowers. A ths conclusion of the games a two course luncheon was enjoyed.
 Mrs. cawthoS Entertains.
 Mira A. W. Cawthon was hostess o
 Friday morning for the memoeas o the Friday Morning Bridge TLuD a, h1
 hoy,e on Dallas Street. The parior
 nrers adorned with ferns and vases
 nsrnatfons. After the games two | sorrse luncheon was enjoyed.
 Social and Personal. ~r. Marshall Eskredge will D
 ostsss on Friday morning TOT tn
 r,smbers of the Friday Morning erias ; Club.
 T IT. Jones, who attends scnooi aa-h;it University. is spending to , Ssv here while en route to ms nom
 wrs R. A. Logan and little dausn.s;, .;,