The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
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 and started off. Do you wonder now that seem out of. sorts. or that dress- makers haven't their full proportion of trialsa What I have told you is one illustration. If had the time. I could relate scores of others" said the unhappy woman.--Exchange
 FOR MISS LUCILLE sARGEAMT.
 Miss Luctle Sergeant was compii- mented with an elegant little six1hand enehre party yesterday morning by her sister, Mrs. VI. Morgan Norris,
 Red roses, red candles and q wealth of holly filled with red berries. gave holiday look to the pretty rooms and made one almost glance about for Christmas cards tied with crimson rib- bon. and a spray Of holly lay on each plate when the dainty luncheon was served.
 Misses Flora stakely, Cecilia Payne and Annie Laura Howard kept the scores. The ostrich feather fan, offer Ellen Harris. while the siik hose feil to Miss Taylor BeaIe for consolation Mrs, Morris guests were Misses Georgia saffold, Georgia Richardson, Mary Ellen Harris, Lula Mcoueen. 6a- rah Warren Wilkersou. Dixie Drum, Mary Ashley. Mittie Ellen Ashley, May
 
 ton. Netta Jones. Mary Mcqueen, An. nie Chandler. Ellen Tyson. Nina Whit more. Estelle Hubbell. Lucille Sergeant, Cecilia Payne, Flora Stakely. Margaret Browne. Lucille wilkerson. Annie Lau- rife Howards Taylor Beale and Dora pa. vidson.
 < THE KIL.-KARE OLUn, The members of the KilKara Club enjoyed delightful afternoon at dom fnoes with Miss Martha Bruce on Mt MeigK Road, on yesterday. The green and white of the decorations were re- peatsd in the pretty luncheon. Tn addition to the club members there were present Misses Annie May Dimmick, Margaret Dimmick. Laura HilI, Mrs. W. J. osborne and Mrs. william Ball.
 The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Percy Black.
 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUE. Mrs. James Hardaway was the host ess of the Magazine Club on yesterday afternoon. The program for the even- ing included the following papers; "Out4 4of-Door Life" Mrs. James Hard away; Control of Air Waves. Mrs. Harry Gunnels; Antarctic Epedittons' Mrs. Crawford Ruff.
 The meeting was small but interest. ing. The two new members; Mrs, l.. N. Woods and Miss Bessie Jones. were present for the first time. - +
 TO MISSES wHITAEORn AND TENTECOsT. Miss Rebeeca Tentacost and Miss
 Nina Whitmore were the guests ot
 honor at a pretty six-hand euchre par- i ty given by Mrs. Campbell Jones on Thurhday afternoon. Southern srailax and American beauty roses made l graceful ana brilliant decorations through the several apartments opened | for the occasion.
 The highest score was made by Mrs. Homer LeGrand who was awarded | brass eandlestick. and consolation was
 given Miss Roberta Roberts in the | shape of a cut-glass boIi-bon dish' Miss Whitmore. who is of Petersburg, l Va, is niece of the late Mr. Camp . | bell Jones. Miss Tentecogt, niece or Mrs. Jonas's. was reared In Columh hpas 1 Ga, and has lived in Montgomery bhiy l a short while. The two have been re- eipients of many attentions this season. l -g I EN cOaEPLIMENT TO MRS. SHANNON.
 Miss Gertrude EgGe entertained | number of guests last evening ID honor of Mrs Claud p. Shannon of l Jacksonville. Fla.
 There were six tables of bridge are ranged among . prefusion Of palms | and ferns. Roses of many shades ap- peared in the decorations. Miss Egge
 was assisted In receiving by Mrs. 1 Emery Egge.
 After the games were over. an en"
 joyabIe luncheon was served in three l courses.
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 The Montgomery Greys entertained
 a number of their friends at a german | in their club. rooms last evening. | + ir l Mrs. John M Wyly. who has for some time been visiting her niece, Mrs. i Fannie F. Caldwell. and other rela- 1 lives in Jacksonville. returned 70 1 MontgomeFy Thursday night. While l in Jacksonville, Mrs. WylY attended l the one lay's session of the Alabama
 Library Association which was held