The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22

s scheme of pink and white was taste- fully carried out in an arrangement of palms, ferns and carnations. The lit- tie girls who are twins and whose 9th birthday it was. wore toilettes of white embroidered lingerie. Master Jerry has reached the advanced age of years. Tn the refreshments the color plan of pink and white was continued
 The guests were: Margaret Fuller, Emily Carroll, Ellie Grant, Margaret Brock, Mary E.. Ross, Mary Lucille Pugh, Genie Pugh. Maxine Mayer. Lau- ra May Holmes, Marshal Allen, Inez Holmes, Agnes Holmes, Mary Belle schwend, Elizabeth wiikerson. Anna Mary Pugh, Mary Jordon Bird, Rosa lie Smith, Eloise Minto. Leola Minto. Margaret May Ruth Cunningham of Talladega. Lela Jinkins. Grace Cum pingham of Mobile. Bessie Savage. Inez Grifith, Decline Grifnth, Janet Higgins, Lucille Brown, cathleen Brown. Marie Brown, Eugenia Rambo, Elizabeth Hamlin, Grace Browder, Lu- ma Browder, Orieen Ryan, John L.. Fitzpatrick, Morris Pepperman. IT,. Clark Holmes. Sidney Mohr, Frank art, Wade Fuller, Emmett McAdams. Joe McAdams. Rudolph Burke. Wesley Haygood, Nelson Haygood. Mack Barnes, Philip Price, George Price. Roy Holmes, Walter Holmes. Lee Holmes. Guy Bayne of Columbus, Ga.; c. I. Grifnth of Troy, Fosdeck Cunningham of Mobile. Paul Hines. Frank Hines, c. c. Bird, Hugh Diffly, Willie Lamar, Duncan Meehan. Thomas Meehan, Wtl- lie Payne and sherman Payne.
 SOCIETY PERSONALS.
 Mrs. R. A. Mitchell will return to- day from visit to her daughter. Mrs Fs.. IL VT ak ErTaf frAV aF will be accompanied by Mrs. Elmore. who will spend some time here --qads- den Times-Ne of the 10th.
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 Miss Hattie Strauss, who has been in New York for some time, has been called to Montgomery by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Meyer Strauss.
 Mrs. E. w. Hausman has joined her husband in Montgomery and will make her home in the future in this city. MT. Hausman came to Montgomery &. few weeks ago to accept State posi- ton in the office of Auditor. Mrs. Hausman will be pleasantly remem- bered by many Montgomery friends as Miss Addie Alexander, a popular young lady of this city before her marriage. Mrs. Hausman Is accompanied by her sister, Miss Carrie Alexander Mir. and Mrs. Hausman will make their home at 20 Third Avenue, Highland Park
 Mrs. James Minter of Tyler, Dallas County, is visiting her daughters. Misses Margaret and Lida Minter, who are students at the Calhoun Chamber lain School.
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 Miss Bessie Cadden entertained her sewing circle yesterday afternoon. SS SS SS
 Mir. and Mrs. Ike Morris have re- turned to their home in Chicago after attending the Morris-Strauss wedding. Miss Jeanetta king oppenheimer and Miss Pace of the Pace-K1ing Re- cital Company, who were here last evening, were the guests of Mrs. S. Hertz during their stay in the city.
 Mrs. Frank Elmore has gone to Gadsden to visit Mrs. R. S. Mitchell.
 Judge and Mrs. I. M. Chiffon have returned from Biloxi. Miss Annie Lou Chiffon will remain some time longer
 Miss Florence Dawson is the guest of Miss Mary Seibels Ball.
 Miss Mienchen Fay, who has been teaching school at Rollins, has return ed home.
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 Last evening at S;30 o'clock. Miss Freddie Keyton and MT. Wiley s, White were married in the parlors of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Rev. Walter M. Crawford officiating. The marriage was witnessed by MT. and Mrs. R. H. Smith. The bride is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Key ton who reside at 942 Adams Street. MT. and Mrs. White are at home with Mrs. Lewis Nickel, 520 South Lawrence Street. MT. White is an employe of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. ~ Ss Se S2
 Miss Dovie Roper and Miss Daisy Ray of Clanton are visiting Mrs. I. o. Gillespie, at Highland Park. Se Se s
 Mrs. J. A. Minter of Tyler was in the city yesterday visiting her two daughters, who are attending school here,