The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
THE SOCIAL SIDE
rEnsoNNEL or ALABAMA

. SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
 Mrs, Minnie Reese Rich ardson writes that the second annual banquet or the Alabama Society of New York Cisy was an unusually delightful anair. was held December 14 at the Astor Hotel. She says: ."The idea of an Alabama Society originated with Mrs. James Dinwiddie and MISS Martha Young and 1t was formed early last. winter in the par1or of Mrs. Dinwid- dies apartment Small was the foun- dation stone for this delightful social assembly of Alabamians .n New fork. It was planned that the first meeting should be held on December fl. the day that Alabama was admitted Into the Union, and so the members ceie- brated the double occasion on that date of this month when they enjoyed the banquet at the Astor. There are now ITS members. and 1t Is the plan to meet on the sarne date each year
 MT. Francis G. Caffey is President; MT. Richmond Rochester, vice-Presi- dent, and Mir. Phelan Beale is Secretary and Treasurer. The list of members will be of interest to all Alabaniians. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Abell. Mir. Chester Alexander, Mrs. L. D. AL exander. Mrs. William A. Bagby, MT. Porter Barlow, Mrs. R. l.. Barrow, Mrs. J. D. Bea1e, Phe1an Beale, W c. Bibb. Rev. pr. D. Asa Blackburn, Miss Emma Blake. Miss Martha l.. Blake, Miss Mary Lawson Blarke. Miss Annie T. Brewer, R. R. Brown, William Garrott Brown, Daniel w. Buh1. Bozeman c. Bulger. Alberto H. Caffey, Francis G. Cafey, D. J. .Castleman, Mrs. Mary C.. Cham bers. Mrs. Thomas o. Claxton. J. Q. Cohen, pr. Davis Coxe. pr. James K. Crook, Fred Crosby. Miss Ida l.. Curry, Watson Davis.s Perry M. DeLeon. Miss Louisa F.. Devereaux. Mrs James pin- widdie. s. ". DuBois. Mrs. Pauline pu, Bois, Col. Charles F. Echols. MT. and Mrs. Richard " Evans, James ID. Far ley, MT. and Mrs. Harden H. Fitts. Miss Charles P Fry, pr. H. D. Furniss, l.. C. Garrett. Miss S. P. Godfrey. Miss Ann Goldthwaite. Miss Ellen Goidth waite, Miss Lucy Goldthwaite. Miss Leila Gordon. H. B. Grubbs. seweii Leonard P. Hail. Peter Hamilton, Miss Matte Hammer. Luman s. Hand ley, Mrs. Emmie Lesley Harris, Mrs. Mary V. Harris, MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Harwell, Mrs. Henry Hebblewhite, Mrs. Olive Barron Herndon. Mrs Ay- gustus Lofd Hyde. Henry St. John Hyde, Henry w. Hyde, Mrs. Cornelia B. Sallae B. Jones. Miss Kate Jordan, Miss Mary M. Jordan. R. F. Fitzpatrick, Michell Kirtland, Daniel w. Langton, J. F. Lanier. MT. and Mrs Harvey C. Le Sourz, Dr. and Mrs. Greenwood Ligon, Miss Fannie Locket, Miss Mary w. Lovelace, Dr. Thurston G. Lusk, Mrs. P. E. G. Malcolm. Louis Malone, Miss Mary Lyle Mcclure. John W. Mc- Donald, Mrs. W. H. Micou, Oliver L. Minge, Sidney z. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery. Clifford A. Mont joy, Mrs. W. E. Monroe, MT. Edgar G. Murphy, Thomas J. Norman, Miss Grace Norton, Mrs. Mary Ella Olin, Frank E. Parhan, John A. Parker, John s. Par ker, MT. and Mrs. William c. Parker. Mrs. w. Peck Parrish, pr. Henry Pear son, Dr. Edward Peterson, Missy Kate Pittman, Miss Zemma Pittman. Mrs Charles L. Peter, H. L. Preston, Mrs. George A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Rich mond Rochester, w. l.. Rochester, MT. and Mrs. L. E. Rogers, w. L. Sand, Miss Rebecca Sayre. Mrs. Walter Scott. Miss Ellen Semple. Miss Emily Semple, Lo- renzo Semple, Mrs. Rosa G. Semple, o'Neal Shotwell. Miss Jennie Sistrunk. Mir. and Mrs. Tennent L. Stewart. E. K. Stokes, Mrs. Albert ". sully, samnsi B. Thompson, Alfred B. Treat, Dr. w. Hs Trimb1e, MT. and Mrs. Alex Troy, ME and Mrs Daniel w. Troy, Mrs. Will liam Turney, Almutch. O. Vandfver. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vinson. John T. Walker, Mrs. Virginia Harris Warren, Miss Minnie Watts, Miss Rose Weaver, Miss Olive Wiley, William M. Williams, Edwin L. Wilson,. Miss Mary Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Charles Wood, MT. and Mrs. Fern M. Wood, Mir. and Mrs. Min- thorne Woolsey. Miss Martha Young, Mir. and Mrs. T. Sloan Young.
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 MRS. MCORD'S LUNCHEON
 FOR MISS GRAHAM.
 Mrs. Charles E. McCord gave lunch eonN Friday at her home in Prattville to Miss Mary Ellen Graham, whose en- eagement is announced today. It was an announcement luncheon and fake telegram announcing Miss Graham's en- gagement to MT. Forrest Collner was. received and read to the party.
 The table was decorated with minia- ture Christmas trees set in moss and Christmas bells on the trees were the souvenirs. A nine-course luncheon was served and In the dining room red roses were effectively used while brides roses adorned the parlor and library.
 Mrs. McCord received her friends in a toilette of green silk and Miss Gra- ham was attired in ecru lace with blue trimmings
 Miss Graham is daughter of the fate MT. Edward Graham, of Montgomery. The luncheon party included: Misses Eugenia Smith, Nonie Mcwilliams, Hat tie McWilliams, Julia Frazer, Genie Wilkinson, Pleasie Northington. Delma Foster, Porter Brown, Lucille Willxin- son and Eunice Fay.
 COLLIEfS-GRAHAM.
 Mir. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Graham