The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-22
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Mobile. July zl.--'oPSS4e--F r Mary Kehoe entertained ct spena- <h -f,av party at coden on Sunday m honor of her guest. Mss Josie AcNa- mara of Point Clear e., .h.
 The day was an ideal one for the following party, who thorougniy en loved the woods, water ana deiicious luncheon. The guests were. MISS Sosle MeNamara and Rob. Moffat, Miss Mary Kehoe and Gus Demouy, Miss Annie 1srssSsn ana John McAfee. Miss Eleanor pruhan and Alphonse Jieman, MISS sfella galsburg and Jim Donahue, MISS Heiena Druhan and Lee Drago. MISS n1Innie Kehoe and Frank Courtney, Miss Maud Miller and Le Baron Daly, Fred Miller and the chaperones' Mrs. Savage and Mrs. J. Druhan.
 Nils. Addie Cowan Charmingiy Enter
 tained.
 On Friday evening the beautiful and fcommodious home of MT. and Mrs. w. e Berili of Jackson, Ala. was thrown open to a large number of guests when the Misses BeyilI and Clarke entertain cd at lawn and porch party In honor of their visitor, Miss Addle cowsn Of Mobile.
 There are few houses so beautifully adapted to entertain in midsummer as this one, the large house being eneir- cled by long porches, which were bril- liantly lighted. thereby showing the artistic arrangement of the pretty ferns and flowers.
 The color scheme was white and pink and was beautifully carried out in the decorations; pink duchess and white tuberoses being the flowers used. In a cozy corner, banked with ferns palms and cut flowers, punch was served Mrs. R. c. Clarke of Wau- chuia, Fla. presided at the punch bowl. The color scheme was also carried out In the refreshments. which consisted of punch, cake and ices.
 Bid domlnoes was the entertainment for the evening; the score cards were white, tied with pink satin ribbon and the tally pencils were attached by a pink silk cord.
 4 number of the guests assembled on the beautiful grass lawn, which abounded with swings, settees and rockers, where they had quite a social 4ete-a-tete. It was an ideal evening, the atmosphere being mellow with the fragrance of roses and carnations. In fact all nature seemed combined to make this the brightest and jolliest oc- casion of the season.
 Miss Cowan has made quite a num- ber of friends during her stay in Jackson, and 1t is with regret that they will bid her adieu in few days when &u& VIII return 10 uoI nome Tn 01obtle.
 Informal Dinner.
 X Quartette who enjoyed a pleasant dinner at the Yacht Club on Monday evening consisted of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Donald. Mrs. Henry Hall and MT. Hennebegue.
 Announeements and Personal Notes.
 Miss Emily Gray will give a small theatre party this evening for her cousin. Miss Mary Oliver of Talladega.
 Miss Jean Miles will entertain at a bridge party on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Roussel of Louisiana.
 Col and Mrs. E. L. Russell and Mrs. and Miss Billups will leave on Wednes- day for the Pacific Coast.
 Ribbon chains with rhinestone slides are the height of exclusiveness and fashion. The ribbon is a half inch black moire, with the rhinestone motifs at intervals of six or eight inches. A lovely one is six sided oval buckle, very fine workmanship, with best quail ity stones and most careful setting, The length of the chain brings 1t half way between the waist and the bust. and at its end 1t has a swivel from which to hang a Jewelled watch or or- nament.
 Thirty members of the Knights of