The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

u garland of pink grapes. Music was | waited from an orchestra in the rear hall and screened by palms. while the dining room was Q garden of iovelt- ness with It's pink roses. shades, Ices cakes and bon-bons and the follow ing serving girls: Misses Louise Over- all Louise Vass, Mary Danner Lillie and Lulie Radcliffe. Emily Gray. Emily Goulon, Helen Rich. Aline St. John. Emile Boone. Louise Barclay, Mo- selle Hill and Elizabeth Van Liew.
 The rooms were thronged through out the afternoon and there was an array of unusually handsome cos tunes noted among the guests. Mrs. Robert Heerin wore a most becoming gown of rose colored chiffon poplin fashioned directoire and trimmed in rose satin and hand embroidery Mrs. William Hearin was lovely in a prin- cess gown of white silk chiffon trimmed in princess lace. The others in the receiving line who wore re- markedly handsome gowns. were Mes danes 1T. B. Morriss. John Quiil, AL bert Bush, Freeman Turner, George Rogers, J. &. Morrow. Thomas St. John. Holcombe Quill and Robert Err win.
 Bridge Clique.
 
 which helps to prove that bridge means to live till the stars grow cold. This club, which Is a most welcome addi- |. ton to the ranks. held it's first meet ing this week with Mrs. Aaron Hess.
 Bridge Clique Is the name chosen, Thursday is the meeting day and the members are Mrs. Thomas Conway, Miss Daisy Forcheimer. Miss Addie Herzfeld. Mrs. Aaron Hess. Mrs. Victor Lowenstein. Mrs. Mauria Meyer, Mrs. Hermann Tannenbaum and Mrs Aaron Lowenstein.
 Announcements.
 Mrs Waiter Williamson will enter tain at reception on Wednesday to the two brides, Mrs. James Taylor and Miss Reid Hunt.
 Mrs. Hunt was formerly Miss Mary Lillie Taylor. daughte of Hon. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor, former Mobilians, now living in Washington. whose mar riage to pr. Reid Hunt of the United States service was one of the brilliant and prominent events of today in wash. ington.
 MT. and Mrs. R. V. Taylor, Miss Helen Taylor. Mir. Charles LeBaron Taylor and Miss Lulie LeBaron were among the Mobilians who went on to the wedding.
 Owing to the rush of social afrairs next week. the Discards win meet on Tuesday at with Mrs. Walter Heron. instead of on Wednesday. their resu- lar day.
 Balls of Next Week.
 On Dec 21 the Country Club will give a Christmas dance and on We'd nesday evening, Dec. 23, the debut dance given by Mrs. Morris Cau- field for her daughter. Miss May Cau- field. will take place at the Battle House Christmas night. as usual, will be given up to the S. c. S. ball, for which the society has issued handsome ly engraved invitations.
 Personal Notes. Mrs. Charles Hearin and her dauRh- ter Miss Jamie Hearin, will arrive from Washington and will be the guest of Captain and Mrs. John Quill for the holidays.
 this week to spend the On ristmas holi- days with Miss Edwina Sands. Mrs. Lewis Garrett will leave on Thursday for Dallas, Tex, where she will join Mir. Garrett for short stay. Mir. George Robinson arrived ves- time.
 Mss Imogen Little has arrived home | for the holidays and Miss Dorothy Car | ter Is expected the latter part of the | week from Washington to spend the | holidays at home. Mrs. s. J. BroughtOn and her son, | Mir. Broughton. from Madison, Ga. | VIII arrive this week to visit MT. and | Mrs. Curtis Bush Jr. | pr. Francis spent several days in the city last week on his way back to the | quarantine station at the fort. i pr. and Mrs. Reid Hunt are expect ca to arrive here from Washington on | Tuesday and they will be much feted | during their stay.
 Misses Minnie and Shirley vaIvarde | or Fascagouia are amending the week | here on a visit to friends