The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
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in. and the centrepiece of adorning was . mass of carnations on which rested q cupid. Crystal candlesticks in which burned pink -sha aded candles, completed the charming effect.
 Mrs. vandiver wore a gown of light blue eolian. and Mrs. Smith was at tired in c princess gown of pink mes- saline trimmed with point lace.
 MISS CLAIRE DAVIS ENTER
 TANNED AT VALENTINE PARTY.
 Miss Claire Davis entertained a number of the younger set last even ing at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. ]. M. Davis, on Perry Street. The home was deliberately decorated for the event in the valentine idea. Crim- son flowers, festoons of hearts, gar- lands of green, all combined to produce bewiidering scene of beauty. The guests were met at the door by little Miss Virginia McGough, who repre- sented Cupid. wearing most charming costume.
 During the evening q number of diversions which the program of the evening included, were postoffice, fish- pond, and other valentine features. La- ter buffet supper, where the va1en- tine Idea was carried out, was served. and a pretty punch table was presided over by Miss Louise Lewie.
 The guests invited to receive this delihgtfui hospitality were Misses Mary Burke. Elizabeth Beale. Clara wescott. Virginia Holt, Lily Lee. Clara Gallo way. Margaret Coleman. Eloise Wash burn. Willie Gayle, Palmer Elisberry. Willie Thompson Lucille Strong. Annie Fors Smith, Loraina Cain, Margaret Hubbard, Pauline Lewy, Annie Warren Jones, Catherine Wiley of Atlanta, Ga. Messrs. Bradley Alley, Lee Betty, Phares Coleman, Brown Gaston. w B. Davison. Howard Douglas. Edmund Ragland. Richard Stevens. George Miles. Gus Austin. George McGough, Reedy Judge, Harry Davis. Lewis Lassiter. Calvin Sargent. Benjamin Washburn, Slack Allen, Taylor Jones.
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 A VALENTINE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Master William Weiss. little son of Mir. and Mrs. William Weiss, gave a party yesterday afternoon in celebra- tion of his 3rd birthday. The home on Virginia Avenue was attractively dec- orated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. Tn the. parlor table was ar- ranged for the souvenir valentines. It was adorned with pink ribbons. pink carnations and lighted by pink shaded lights. In the dining room red was the color of the tasteful plan. The ta- ble was spread with lace over red satin and adorned with red carnations, festoons of red hearts. and scarfs of red ribbon stretching from the chan daliep to each corner of the table. On the birthday cake burned three can dIes.
 Refreshments were served the little folk in this apartment Games and dancing were enjoyed during the latter part of the afternoon.
 MRS. WILLIAMS HOSTESS
 OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
 The members of the Magazine Club met with Mrs. P. J. Williams yes- terday afternoon at her home on Adams street. violets, the club flow CT, were used as the floral adorning of the apartments in which the guests were received. The program included a paper by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Reeves on Madame Sevigne," paper by Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen on Madame dc Steal' and a talk on Kindergarten by Mrs. J. P. Williams. The literary program was followed by delicious MRS. CARY ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 Mrs. William Cary was hostess of the Thursday Card Club yesterday morn Ing, when the, members met with her at her home on Sayre Street. It was a Valentine party. and hearts were very much in beautiful evidence. Red car-