The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

Margaret White poured tea at table decorated with white roses and maid. enhair fern.
 in the dining room during the enter- tainment.
 Those who assisted Mrs. Dimmick in receiving were Misses Margaret Browne, Lula Mcqueen, Mary Me Queen, Georgia Richardson. Paula ana Dorothy Seibs Flora and Florence Stakely Margaret Bruce, Sallie Halls, Dolly Kirk, Pauline Welch. of Selma, Clara Ellen Forbes and oeorgta Sar- fold Mrs. Charles Marks, Mrs. w: A. Gunter, Mrs. Haywood Bartlett, Mrs B. B. Smith and Mrs. A. F. wilson.
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 MRS. DEwEEs ENTERTAINs
 IN HONOR OF MRS. DINWIDDlE' With her usual gracious charm, Mrs: Isaac DeWees entertained at wnist party on Saturday morning In honor of her guest Mrs. James pinwid1ie, or New York.
 oak leaves. in all their brilliant fall coloring. and vases and baskets or perfect roses, made the house beautt. full The game was very spirited one, and at It's close Mrs. Dinwiddte and Mrs. Bashinsky cut for the nrst prize Mrs Dlnwiddie winning. She then gracefully presented the artistic trophy. a puff-box of Japanese lacquer, to Mrs. Bashinsky. The guests who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. De- Wees were: Mrs. T. c. Watts, Mrs. F. c. Massey. Mrs. Bashinsky of Troy Mrs. Ben Noble Mrs. Lucfus Gaston. Mrs. Posey, Mrs. Alex Garland. Miss Sophia Holmes, Miss Dagmar Holmes. Miss Mary Greene. Mrs. !. H. Kirk patrick, Mrs. Joseph Drum, Mrs. Ed. Noble, Mrs. O. c. Maner and Mss Olivia Arlington.
 An elegant luncheon was served in courses at the conclusion of the game.
 THE sNOWDOUN DoaIINEERs.
 The young people of Snowdoun have formed an interesting club of bid dom- inoes which is to meet every Thurs day evening. They call themselves by the unique name of "Domineers." Their first meeting was held last Thursday at the home of Miss Ander- son Walter, who entertained them very delightfully."- and served an elab- crate course luncheon as an aftermath to the game.
 The membership includes Miss An derson Walter, Miss Louise Robinson. Mrs. J. B. Walter. Misses Lollie B.. and Bessie Smith. Miss Inda Galloway. Miss Alma Meade. Miss Pettibel Bibb, MT. FTdnk AAlAOWAHs 4AIs OuINyp AAAA | Crump Stowers. Mir. Luther Moore, Mir Jesse Walter and Dr. and Mrs, Ma l son.
 NNOTTcE. SECESSION CHAPTER, U. ID. c.
 There will be a called meeting or the Secession Capital Chapter at the residence of Mrs. B. E. Langham. 16 High street, on Monday afternoon at 3:sO o'clock A full attendance is de- sired, as business of importance is to be transacted.
 Mrs. George stowers.
 Mrs. B. F. Langhan,
 Secretary. +S NOTICE, FEDERATION A meeting of the City Federation of Clubs Is called for Wednesday after noon at o'clock at the Carnegie Li- brary. Business of importance will come before the meeting. Chairmen
 Mrs. Pharss Coleman.
 President
 Mrs. B. L. Boykin,
 Secretary.
 A reception will be held today ae the residence of Mir. and Mrs. A H. Spira. s59 Church Street. Mobile, Ala, Announcing the bstrothai of their daughter. Matilde. to Mfr. W. N. F'ren- kel, of New York city. uE 
 Mrs. May s. Crommelin will return from Selma Monday night, where she has been visiting Mrs Fred Vaughan.
 Misses Mamie J. Hunter and Carrie B. Joseph have returned from c sew eral days visit to friends in Wetump- ka.
 Misses Refine and Leah Calm, the two attractive daughters of Mir. and Mrs Sol Calm, of Pensacola, will be