The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
tCeatinusa from rage Twenty-two.
MTss ALLEN,s LINEN SHOWER.

MTss ALLEN,s LINEN SHOWER.
 Miss Lila Allen entertained et tns home of her parents, MT. and Mrs '. A Miss Fietchsr Pearson. who Is soon to
 Miss Alien. in white silk and Nisa Pearson in Nile green direetoire h . long widowed plume. stood un- dor a Christmas bell made of vines and flowers to receive She guests, The decorations throughout the four apart sssn sss Tsrs rns pSes SDss sSwi sSss 0Ser % %whica Mrs. John Busch and Mrs. Ally Jones presided. was decorated with vtolets and prumosa. In the center was handsome lace piece. and on either end ,:l red candles. The flowers in the dining room were Killarney roses and ferns Mrs. 8. v. Rogers, Mss Lois McPhsr. Richardson Rio and Miss Lillian RiehaFa- son assisted in entertaining.
 KISS FORBES ENTER.
 TANNED IN MOBILE. The Mobile Item has the following at which Miss Clara Ellen Forbes was
 aaiss Louise overall. one of the sea- joyably the actual pisasures of . first season out, as she is 90 repeatedly made the inspiration Of beautiful aft@irs: Drd prstty " function of last evening, the debufante card party tandared her by Miss Aline st. John, was one Of three lovely attentions brighteniag the week; eek < | proudly grace tfe debutante list were bidden to meet and test their knowl. sSgs q sgshsS srs sIrisends sh TSe S st SoSa home. the key to which iH ifs hospital ity, re6ected in its briehtness the de- mands upon it n its ideel ses.ttlasg r.tlsg. tof tsI Tn ias by Missss Hattie May Horsi. Nay Canfield, Lnlie LeseenA Helen Rieht Lille Radclih.. Clara Ellsn Fornss of Iouiss overall. snd Msssrs. RusselI HoIiinRer, Tom McCorvey, w.. O. Chandler. Eugene Bright. Carl Hoiz- born. George Creary' Ths1nss ana AE- thur Tonsmesrs.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Abper Mason Buchanan of Opalika, Ala. annouDce the engage menf of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Mir. Gordon McDantel of Atlanta, Ga. The wedding wiH take place some time in February,
 Mra O. T. Fomsn Of Jacksonville, Ala. win be. with MrG Kirk Jackson this week at her home on Perry Street trel MTi tiiaaE6ter, anS ns MSrgarst. Win spend Chrtstmss in Greensboro, Ala, with the father of the latter, MT. George F. Scruggs.
 Mrs. Walter Ross and little daugh- ters, Dorothy and Nell, of Aloertviiles Ala, are the guests of hen mothsFs Mrs. Harriet stnb5s.
 Miss Gertrude Johnston has returned from Sewapee, where she, visited. Mics Elizabeth Wiggins.
 Miss JuIla Gay will leave in a few days for Pensacola, Fla where she viii visit her sister, Mrs. N. R. King. AffsF Aiis visis sEeS1aS' oter points Ih SioFids'
 Miss Ruby KirkpAtricix has returned from Agnes Scott to spend the holi" days w5th her Cs. pasFense' pr. and AfS'
 Miss. Anna r. Hunter. will spent the holidays at her homs iH livingston ,n1ss with her father Mr. B. c. Hunter
 MT. Julius L.. Hendrick will spend Christmas with friends In Fort smith, Ark.
 Mrs. sigmund Roman will have as her inaR. of New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs s. s: crittenden Yili mas tree and egg-nog party Christmas eve
 Mir. Ripley A Clisby. of Chicago is visiting his niece. Mrs. Charles 8 smith ciisby is a brother Of the iate Captain John cltsby. and an uncle Os the late Mayor clisby.
 Mir. John Lewis cobbs Jr., who has been studying forestry at Ann Arbor, Mich. is at home with his parents for the holidays Mr. Cobbs will complete his course of study in June and win en. tor the Government Forestry Service.
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 4 wagon containing the linen gifts to the brideeeieet was drawn into the Kirk Allen and Miss May Hill Allen.
 The most entertaining feature of the occasion was a guessing contest, the tai queries incident to the parties con- oerued in the approaching puptials. The answers were found in the names of flowers The first prize, Q hand painted calendar, the work of Miss Ruth Allen. was won by Mrs. William D. Pitts, and at once presented to Miss Pearson.
 The following is the list of guests: Mss Carrie Brown Joseph. Miss Reta