The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
Items Of Interest to Montgomery
 and to the State


 Fwere gay in holiday colors. Bamboo. holly and mistletoe made the scene bright and festive.
 Guessing games were the order of the evening and the young people nnsMs merry till a late hour, when dainty refreshments were served. The gnssts of the occasion were Missas Laura Jennings. Louise Holt. Estelle Meyer. Elisabeth Brown. Will | Wiley, Rebecca stout, Mary Lowrey, Rob Halls, Virginia Maxwell. Virginia Gregg. Elizabeth Baareke. Sara Belle l Randy, Ruth Beane and Messfs. Bowen Henderson. Clement McGhee. Bernard Steiner. Jeff steiner Rob Platte stout, James Flowers. Waiter Browder, War ren Brown. Charles Harris, Melvin Jamison. owen Barry. Edwin McGhee. Harvey ropp and Eugene Smith. | FOR MR. J. N. JONES. | A pleasant event of the past week was a stag dinner given in the ban quet hall of Bastianf 6 Cassimus by a number of young men to Mr. J. Nich- olson Jones, who will be married the January 6 to Miss Viola Cameron. 1 For the occasion, the hall was deco rated in ferns and winter greens. Roses and hyacinths graced the ban quet table.
 Covers were laid for sixteen guests. and an elegant six-course dinner was | served.
 Mfr. Ben Fitzpa trick acted as toast master. and the sentiments expressed showed the high esteem in which hofh MT, Jones and his afiianeed bride are held.
 At o'clock a, beautifully expressed message of greeting from the bride-to- be was read, and a gift. tiny bou- tonniere' presented with her compit- ments to each guest,
 l Those present wefe Messrs ]. N. Jones. C., T. Key. Ben Fitzpatrick, J. F. Gilmer, W. K. Warren, John T, l Williams. J. w. Mckay. Dan Wilson, W. W. Chapman. NJ. E. Johnson. T. c. Johnson, Sam McDade. w. D. Sanders. Lloyd chamhliss. H. T. Davis, and James aallagher
 MISS ALMA CAMDEN ENTERTAINS. | Miss Alma cadjen entertained a number of young people on yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Olga Sahel. of Jacksonville. Fla.
 The young folks assembled in the spacious conservatory amid 8 pro- fusion of palms and ferns. and passed several pleasant hours in trials of skill in all sorts of games.
 The first contest was at verse mak- ing with animal crackers for inspira- ton. Miss Adeline Moses was crown ed poet of the occasion, and was awarded q beautiful. book.
 The next thing on the program was a trial of wits. Miss Olga Sabel, the guest of honor. proved the most skill fui in the gentle art of telegram writ ing, and received a handsome box of stationery for her proficiency.
 Miss Claudia Merits guessed the number of jelly beans in glass jar and was given the beans in reward After the games were over three course luncheon was served. MISS MAY wINEGAR's GLASS PARTY.
 Last night, Miss May Vinegar gave to her Sunday school class a Christ mas party at the home of her parents on King Street.
 The young girls composing the class are Miss Msttie Mae ogletree. Presi- dent: Miss Annie Gamble. Secretary; Mss Sarah Martin, Treasurer; MISS IIa Mecann. Miss Hattie Mcfarland, Miss Adele Crawford, Miss Alma Craw- Iford, Miss Ethel, vinegar Miss Katha- rine McFaden. In addition to this num- Ser there were present Messrs. Ernest MeFaden, Archie Mcfarland. Horace | Shaw, Edward Nescn, Archie Brook, John Seminar, and Henry Vinegar. | The house. was decorated with Christmas wreaths. The amusements were lively games at the conclusion of which refreshments were servsd.
 TUESDAY CARD CLUB. ..
 The Tuesday Card Club will meet with Mrs. Jack Thorinston, Saturday. January 2. at il:aO a. m. The election of officers will take place and the final prize will be. awarded.
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 The many friends of Professor and Mrs. J l.. Riley, will be glad to learn nf their return to the city. after a l pleasant visit with the brides parents. in Kentucky. They will take up their residence with Mir. and Mrs. J. M. schiel at 1s1 HOlcombe Street.
 Mir. Tom Greenwood and Mir. Basil cassimus. of Birmingham, are spend- ing the week with Mir. and Mrs. cassi- mus at their home on Jackson Street. !
 Mrs. John A. Mitchell. and her two young sons, John, Jr.. and Louis of Co., lumbus, Ga, are visiting her sister, Mrs. ". T. Chandler. on Court Street. |
 pr. E. M. sasvil will leave tonight to attend the meetings of the Gulf States Osteopathic Association al Jacksonville, Fla. where he is to read paper. Dr. sasvil win return satur- day morning.
 Mise Carolyn West and Mrs. Cyrus Brown are visiting in Selma.
 Miss Evelyn Farmer of Dothan paid short visit to Mrs. L. Lassiter on her way to Tennessee this week.
 Mrs. T. Darlington semple of New York is on a short visit Co her family in Montgomery. Mrs. Semple has a host of warm friends in this, her old home. who always welcome her com ing as a most pleasant event Mir. Samuel c. Cate. organist of St. Johns Church. Is spending the holi- days In New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Thompson and children have returned from a visit to Columbia, Tenn.
 Misses Willie Fillmore. Mary spann, Lizzie Crenshaw, Mattie Glenn of Co., lumbiana and Rosalie Higgins, are spending the day with Miss Rochelle cochrane. at Pike Road. The Kil-Kare Club meets today with Miss Claudia Hood at 3:3o o'clock.
 The different chapters of the High l School aIumnAe. who have been work Ing toward furnishing a rest room at the Girls High School, have completed their labor of love, and will today At out the room completely.
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