The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
THE SOCIAL SIDE

nMw wH mWnFmp pnR1lSMla1mMWMMMRM Kay, Malcolm Mckay, Jack Mckay, Jr,, Julian Mckay. Lanette Bagby, Henry Bagby, Leroy watley, Lucille Barry. Ruth Elicit. Elizabeth Murray. Eva Murray. Maggie Ray. Hannah Braun. James Douglas Haygood, Sam Hale. Fletcher Hale, Ralph Gibbon, John preher and Francis Briehman. JUDGE HUGHES AUTHOR OF
 @T0M BROWN .s "a clipping concerning the where ahouts of number of noted persons copied In these columns few days ago occurred the following: Mrs. Huraph- reys Ward is at her English home once more. having sailed from Quebec after g tour of the Western World. Mrs. Wards lineage is most interesting be- Ing grand daughter of the famous Dr. Arnold. who wrote From Brown'' and q niece of Mathew Arnold, The mistake as to the author of Tom Brown Is corrected in the following:
 Montgomery. Ala, Aug. Ia. 1908. Society, Editor of Advertiser.
 Dear Madamc:
 Tn this mornings Advartiser, I no- tice you say that pr. Arnold was the author of Tom Brown. I think you will find that Judge Hughes and not pr. Arnold was author of the hook in question: also Tom Brown at Oxford. Dr. Arnold. however. was the school master of the book, and Is noted for having been perhaps England's best or greatest public schooS master
 Judge Hughes. the author Of Tom Brown. is noted for having helped Maurice tone of Gladstone's most not ed contemporaries at oxfordo in found- ing the Working Men's College in Lon don.
 think this is the second tiue I have seen pr. Arnold's name quoted as the author of rom Brown
 Yours respectfully.
 John Murray. IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS sPARIxEs .
 Mss Annie Laurie Sparkes was guest of honor at a porch dance given SS ep Friday I,r evening by NE and Mrs, 5. Grandyiew. me affair was character ized by tone of iinformaiity as the guests were entertained on. the broad veranda. From a prettily- appointed table arranged for the purpose. Mrs. Ray Rushton served fruit punch.
 The friends delightfully."- entertained in honor of Miss Sparkes by Mfr. and Mrs, Newson were Mir. and Mrs. Henry Newson, Mir. and Mrs. Junius Psarce, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Rushton. Mrs. Shepard. Mrs. Mittie Wyatt. Mrs. Mary. Goodall King, Miss Kettle Bar nett. Miss Annie South, Mss Willie Jones. Miss Willie Thompson, Miss Smith of Millbrook. MF. Grady Raw Iinson. MT Theodore Shepard, Mir. Julius Hendricks. MT. Robert Rawlin- son. Mir. Fleeder Rawlinson. Mir. Gilss Rawlinsea. MT; HeRkins Fielder. Mir. Louis Fielder, Mf William Hunt Stires, MT. Edward Dunn, Mir. BenJa- win Dunn, MT Marion Rushton. Mir. Edward Shepard, and MT. William Halstead Guetier,
 MISS GARRETTls HOUSE PARTY.
 Miss Blanche Garrett ls enteFtaining number of her friends at her home in Letohatchie- Many pleasures have been enjoyed during the week, among them a day In the woods on Thursday and a lawn party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Reid Garrett.
 Miss Garrett's guests are: Miss Mary Cecil Reese of Lowndeshoro. pr. Clar- ence shackIeford of Hope Hull. Miss Anne Dean of Alexander City. Mir Ar thur Mead of Showdown. Miss Lizzie Smith of E0wudesboro, Mir. levitt Mitchell of Hope Hull, Miss Gertrude 1 Reynolds of Highland Home, MT. Henry Shaclxleford of Hrewten, Miss Georgia Garrett of Haynesville. Mr. Lawrence Mitchell of Hope Hull Miss Annie Rourke Cox of Montgomery. MT. Davis shackleford of Hope Hull Miss Ruth Mitchell of Hope Hull. Mir. E. |. Gull lam of Montgomery MT. Hugh caffse ot HaynesvilIe, Mir. John Wiliiamson ot Montgomery, pr Dewitt Garrett Misses Blanche, Iva and Fannie Gar rett and MT. Brooks of Letohatchie. The young people will spend next week with Miss Ruth Mitchell ct her home in Hope Hull.
 MISS BROCK GUEST OF HONOR. Miss Helen Henderson entertained this morning at her home on College Street in honor of Misses Mary Bur ford and Alta Pierson of oeala, Fla, Miss Nellie Brock of Montgomery and Miss Sue Rainer of Elba. The oeca- sion was a sunAower party. the heautl- full residence being handsomely decor ated in sunfowers and ferns.
 The score cards for the games were of hand painted sunfiowers. The Alarming hostess was attired in gown of white with ribbons of yellow.
 About fifty guests were entertaiheo at dominees. after which hght fe- treatments were servsd' the eeloE