The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-29
WOMEN qno SOCIETY
Marie nankAead owes seeisty alter. isss.
DEBUT or nIss IHsFsHELpnA WILLIAMS

DEBUT or MISS .s Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baldwin enter tained for their niece, Mss Etheidra Williams, at an informal dance on yes terday evening, about eighteen couples participattng.
 Miss williams Is one of the society buds of this season, having graduated at tte High School only last June. sne is . pretty brunette and Is a worthy successor of her mother who. as MISS Mary Baldwin. was one of Montgom- ery's beauties a generation ago. Her father was the well-known MT. w: F. Williams. and her grandfather. MT. James Williams, at one time united States Consul to Constantinople.
 On this, the occasion of her debut, Miss Williams was becomingly gown ed in blue silk. and carried large bouquet Of Killarney roses.
 The Baldwin home on Gilmer Ave nue, was beautiful in holiday decora- tions, bamboo. holly. and mistieto com bining to give q very effective setting to the fun.
 Refreshments were served in the dining room, where pretty table adorned with pink carnations and srni- lax. was the centre of attraction.
 The dancers included Misses Ethel dra williams, Katherine Edwin. Sara Warren Wilkerson. Mary McQueen.
  Paula siebs. Annie Gaston. Dixie orums Therese Roquemore, Georgia Richard son, Ellen Tyson, Annie Chandler, Nett ia Jones. Lillian Hill, Mary Baldwin Williams, LeGrand Smith. and Messrs. Morris Baldwin. Robert Sistrunk. Wal ter Pickett. Blake Campbell. Atlee Jor- dan, Douglass Mcqueen, Frank Stol- lenwerck, Archie Tyson, Frank Me- pherson, Fred wilkerson. William Oates Everett Jackson, Samuel Hoff- man, Cliff Stewart, Theodore Bethea, Thomas Jones. Paul Sayre. Harold Ewing of Nashville, Alex Rutledge, Frank Lord of Louisville and Drs.s Sellers and Laslie.
 A NEW BOOK OF INTEREST.
 A book which will interest many Montgomerians is "A study of Ibsens by Montfose J Moss of New York. It VIII be remembered that the writer was once citizen of this place MT Moses has done fine literary work since his residence in the North, and is already 6 recognized authority in the field Of criticism.
 Although an enthusiastic admirer of the great vivisector of the feminine heart. Mir. Moses has this to say of his types of women.
 ''Tbsen's feminine types are not nor nal they do not exist. except when they serve the purpose of carry ing Ibsen ideas"
 MEETING OF TINTAGIL,
 The Tintagil was entertained by Miss Mary Burke at 40s South Court street, yesterday afternoon. In the absence of the President and Vice. President, Miss Alice Lahey presided. Anna Karenina,"l Tolstofs master piece, was the book under discussion for the afternoon. The paper for the meeting was a critical analysis of the characters of Anna and Drowslky, and was written by Mss Alice Lahey. Miss Lula Wyman read several selections from the work under discussion. Cur rent events were related by Mss Dolly Kirk.
 DU PRE.AgATTHEws.
 Miss Emily Hughes Matthews an nounces the engagement of her sister HaIlie to Mir. Samuel Jervey Du Pre-. of spartahburg, S. c. The wedding will take place on Wednesday. Jam uary G. at 5:se o'clock, at the home of the bride. 45 Virginia avenue.
 MeH1INLEY-C0LBY.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Colby, of Birm- ingham, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethelyn Alice. to Mir. Erskine Willians Mckinley. the wed- ding to take place early In February. Mir Mckinley Is a former Montgomeri- an, and has many friends here.  The members of the Chiffon College Chapter of the aiumnae of the Girls High School are requested to meet this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mir. J. w. Dimmiclk, 435 Clayton Street. Business of import ance.'
 By order of the President.
 Mrs. Winona Dimmick Wilson. 5.
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 On December 27, Mir. and Mrs. W. C.. McLauchlin entertained at a course luncheon In honor of their niece, Miss