The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
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 Hams. Each of the tables were repre- scented by flower, and the hand paint ed score cards were in flowers to des- isnate the tables. Following the games refreshments were served.
 The lavish hospitality of this home was never more enjoyed than upon this occasion.
 FOR MISS HILL AND MISS JONES. Miss Laura Hill and Miss Aileen Jones were guests of honor at de- lishtful party In Greenville on Friday evening when Mrs. J. Lee Long enter tained number of friends at her beau tiful home.
 Punch was served by Miss Frances Beeland and Miss Clara Beeland from table in the hall which was adorned in white and gold. The guests numbered fifty and games of bid euchre were the feature of the evening. Miss Fannie Paul Stoneroad passed the score cards which were handpainted in blossoms and on each table was a dainty Dresden china hg- ure which was cut for. Four handsome prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Ehbert. a hand-paint- ed cuff box; to Miss Hill, a gold belt buckle; to Miss Edith Steiner, an em- broidered waist and to Mrs. Kirkpat- rick. Japanese fan. JEHLE-BURNs. Mir. L.. T. Burns announces the en- gagement of his daughter. Mary Louise ding to take place on Wednesday morning. August 2s, at St. Peters Catholic Church. Miss Rachel Settle, of Frankfort. Ky. has returned from Union Springs. where she has been the guest of Miss Minnie Lee Rainer. and is with Miss Sara Warren Wilkerson at her home on Clayton street. Mrs. Frank ". Pope is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hawkins, at Montgom- cry, Ala. Mrs Hawkins was formerly Miss Julia Pope. of acksonville.-- Jacksonville fF1a) Metropolis
 MT James s. Pinckard has gone to WaynesviIle, N. C., to spend . short while.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Watts will leave tonight for Davidson's River. N. C., where they will spend two weeks, after which they will go to Asheville N c, and other points.
 MT. and Mrs. M. C. Scott are spend. ing some time at Flat Rock, N. c.
 Col. Robert F. Ligon has gone to Hot Springs. Ark. to spend several weeks.
 Mrs, Amaiia seelye has gone to Flat Rock. N. O., to spend the remain. der of the summer.
 Mr. Joel Luckie and Miss Blanche | Luckie. of Hope Hull, are spending some time as the guests of Mrs. J. M. Green at her home on Caroline street.
 Mir. and Mrs J. M. Gardner and sons. Mir. Crawford Gardner and Mr. | Clayton Gardner. have returned from | Hardaway, where they were tho guests of MT. and Mrs. 6. W. Gardner. + +
 Miss Ella Gardner and Miss Minna Gardner have returned from Harda- way, where they have been guests at Gardner have been entertaining num- Der of friends. Miss Ethel McDonaid, of Cuthbert, is visiting Mrs. William Berney at her home on Perry street.
 MT. Alex Troy and Miss Mary Troy | | they will spend several weeks.
 Miss Helen Bartlett. who has been spending some time with relatives in Fitzpatrick. has returned home.
 The members of the Inter-se Club will entertain a number of friends at dance at Oak Park on Friday even' ing.
 
 Miss Frances Catherine centerfeit and Miss Margaret Centerfeit have l gone to Asheville. N. C., where they are the guests of Mrs. W. H. Center felt.
 | given in Troy on Saturday evening by 1 number of young men 6 Troy ex- change has the names of Miss Rebecca Rutledge and Mir. Morgan Browder, of Montgomery.
 Miss Alta Pearson, of Meridian. Miss. Is the guest of Miss Jettaailesn Far 1 ley at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Farley on South. Court l street.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. DinnmiclE Miss Margaret pinmiek and Miss Annie May Dimmlck have gone to Shelby | Springs to spend some time. Miss Lucy Agee. of Selma, is the guest of Misses Jule Randolph and Phedora Randolph at their home on | Moulton street. < Mrs. Robert c. Brickeu of Hunts- vile, who went to London to attend -