The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
WOMEN ana SOCIETY
Marie owes. soclssy sisor. Phone
rHE wEEk,s GAITTEs.

The past week has been remafk- ably gay one for the society folk.
 On Monday night a beautiful favor german was danced at the Beauvoir Club.
 Tuesday. Miss Fletcher Pearson's marriage to MT. Flamwell Rice Grove oceurred Miss Elizabeth Williams en- tertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home on Washington Avenue; the Young. Ladies Guild of the Central Presbyterian Church entertained a. . linen shower at the home of Miss Het- tie Barnett in honor of Miss katha- rine McMillan.
 On Wednesday evening the Greys gave a very large dance at their rooms in honor of Miss Win Scott Duncan of Gadsden, who Is visiting Miss Geor. gia Saffold.
 On Thursday Mrs. Bibb Graves en- tertalned the Thursday Bridge Club In compliment to Mrs. Harden Fttts or New York, and Mrs. William E. Fort of this city; Miss Celestine Written Gilmer was given in marriage to MT. William Parham Fonville at St Johns Episcopal Church In the afternoon; Mrs Sigmund Roman entertained in the evening at her home limited number of guests to meet her guest Mrs S. Hyman of New York: Miss May Tyson entertained a few of the debu- tantes and their escorts in compliment 10 her cousin, Miss Ellen Sloan Tyson, and The Falcon Club. an organization of the young Jewish society people gave a dance.
 Friday Mrs. Thomas Franklin Ste phens gave her husband surprise birthday Christmas stag dinner; Miss Louise Glass gave a Faggot Party to her cousin, Miss Mae Glass, of Union- town; Master John Kohn. IT.. enter tained large company of his youth. ful friends at e Christmas tree and birthday party, and Miss Ellen Tyson gave q Buriesque Colonial dance at her home, "The Barn in Catoma Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Simon Well entertained a large company at wedding anni- versary bridge party.
 On Saturday Mrs. Nose Sabel gave a dance at Chambers Hall in honor of Miss Olga Sabel of Florida, and Messrs Marc SabeI and Bertram Gerson. while the Chafing Dish Club met with Mss Virginia Holt for a Christmas celebra- tton.
 FOR MISS MAE GLASS.
 one of the prettiest enteFtainments given among the young folk during the Christmas season was that given Christmas night by Miss Louise Glass at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Glass, in honor Of her cousin. Miss Mae Glass of Uniontown-
 The attractive home on South Hull Street was artistically decorated with holly and flowers suggestive of the On ristmas season.
 The feature of the occasion was the storytelling contest. Each guest was given a burning stick, and requested to tell a Story as long as the stick burned. In the contest. Mir. Williams Ellsberry won the prize for the boys. a silk muf7er, and to Miss Fannie May fef-~ ea1H q nj kha for the girls.
 After the storytelling the thirty five invited guests were invited to the dining room, where delicious buff fet supper was served.
 Miss Louise Glass was assisted in en- tertaining her guests. by her sister, Miss Evelyn Glass, and her cousin, Miss Mae Glass.
 Dinner at Beauvolr Club.
 One of the delightful dinner parties given at the Beauvoir Club on Christ mas night included Miss Lulu McQueen and Mir. Archie Tyson, Miss Flora stakeIy and MT. Theodore Bethea, Miss May Tyson and Mir. Thomas Martin, and Miss Annie Chandler and Mir. Lo- gan Martin.
 The young ladies appeared in the calico dresses which they were to wear later in the evening at the ball given by Miss Ellen Tyson. and the colOrs of the brocaded sateen and calicos har- monized well with the attractive Christmas decorations in the club rooms.
 So popular were these young ladies that an entirely new set of escorts appeared to accompany them to the dance.
 KLTNGE-sIAGPsON.
 A beautiful wedding of the Christ was season was that of MT. Albert Klinge and Miss Ethel Simpson, sol- emnized yesterday morning at 8 o'clock in St. Peters Catholic Church. Father O'Hara officiating.
 4 large number of friends were pres ent to witness the ceremony and the church was handsomely decorated.
 Miss Julia Klinge attended the bride as maid of honor. and Mir. J. Farley was MT. Hinges best man.
 The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for their home in Denver. Colo, where the groom holds an important railroad position. The bride is a pretty and interesting young woman, whose large circle of friends here regret her removal from among them.
 MASTER JOHN kOHN, JR..
 HAS A PARTY.
 Master John Kohn gave a birthday party and Christmas tree on Friday afternoon to which about eighty of his small friends were invited. The tree was beautifully decorated with candles and sparkIes and ladened with gifts for the guests Above the tree were sus- pended a number of balls. and the adult guests who had accompanied their children, entered into a guessing con test as to which particular ball held the prize Mrs Walter Fisk was the win ner and received beautiful purse.
 X doll beautifully dressed was