The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-20
THE SOCIAL SIDE

family of the bridegroom-elect the mar riage will be quiet. and witnessed onl, by members of the families of the young couple.
 wILsON-MEREDTTH. Friends in Montgomery have res ceived invitations to the marriage of Miss Helen Meredith and Dr. John Wesley Wilson, which will take place on the afternoon of Thursday. Oct. l, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. in Eutaw. at 5:30 o'clock.
 The bride-elect is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edwa.rd Clopton Mere- dith. by whom tke invitation is is- sued.
 The young couple will be at home | after Oct. 5. in orrville.
 ENTERTAINMENT or BEAU VIOR AND COUNTRY CLUB The dance given by a number oi the members of the Beauvoir and Country Clubs at Oak Park Friday was one of the most delightful of the warm season affairs and was character. ized by the tone of informality which is an enjoyable attribute of such oc. casions.
 The opening of the evenings fes. tivities was marked by an attractive march fed by MT. s. H. Roberts with Miss Mildred Andrew. adn when the barn dance was danced later was led by Captain Everett Jackson with. Mis-. Mary Ellen Harris, one of the young ladies who will enter society formally this winter.
 The members of the Beauvoir and Country Club and their trends whe attended are: Misses May Tyson Mary Ellen Harris. Caroline Hannon Annie Gaston, Lucia Richardson, Lula Mcqueen. Mildred Andrew. Kate Stein- CT. Annie Warren Jones. Louise Marks Mark Kirkpatrick, Marie Alexander Georgia Stafford. Roberta Roberts Maude Howe, Freeland. of Greenville; Bessie Rogers of Letohatchie. Francis Jones, MT. and Mrs. W. Willis, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ashley, MT. and Mrs. War ren Tyson, MT. and Mrs. George Harris.
 Messrs. Robert Stenier McPherson. Henry Foster, Paul Parker. Fred Will kerson. Lay. Hubbard, Frank Stolen werck. Peagler. F. P. Glass, Jr., Pow ell, Sellers, Henry Alexander. John Wallace. Thomas W. Martin. Frank Mil"-- Everett Jackson. Churchill. Maj T. B. Etires. Gault. of Selma, Henry Mourning. Coolege. Ernest Thompson. West. Augustus Tatum. Will liam Conniff. Merrill Moore. Ninninger and Garside Harris.
 MISS MOORE ENTER
 TANNED s. E. B. CLUB.
 A pretty affair among the younger set was the entertainment of Miss E. B Moore given on Friday evening. when her guests were the members of the s. E. B. Club. The home on Washington street was decorated with lavish arrangement of cut flowers and a band discoursed music all even ing. while dancing was feature of the pleasure provided by the young hostess for her guests.
 Those who assisted in entertaining were Misses Rebecca Stout Esther Never and Katherine Johnstone. and Mrs. Arthur McCord, of California, who presided at the table from which fruit punch was served.
 Very much enjoyed were two guess ing contests. One for kitchen prob iAms, In which the prize was a cut glass and silver perfume bottle. was won by Miss Estell Meyer. and the other. floral problem in which the prize gold wishbone stick pin fell to MT. William Laurie.
 The guests were:-Misses Rebecca Stout. EsteIl Meyer. Katherine John stone. Edwina Strong. Louise Holt Fannie May Chestnut. Ethel Sykes An nie Lou Webb. Mary Ellen Marks, Will lie Cary. May Rousseau. Marie Books, Gladys Wyche, Zoe Martin Annabelle Stiers; Messrs. Bowen Henderson. War ren Brown, R. P. Stout. William Laurie. Eugene Smith. James Flowers. John Tyson. Stuart May. Clarke Me Sehee. George McMannus, John Strat- 'Iord Randolph Moore. Tom Webb. rayior Wyche. and Melville Jamerson. of Atlanta