The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
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na Pelzer won the club prize, a pair or pink silk hose. and Miss Katherine Dent won the guests prize. a pair of black silk hose. In addition to the members of the club, Miss Fitzpatrick had as her guests number of other friends.
 The guests were: Mrs. George Bru- ner, Mrs. J. N. Baker. N1rs. Herbert Jones. Mrs. George Mentz, MrE, Ralph Quisenberry. Mrs. John Flowers, Mrs. F, O. Walsh. Mrs. Joseph W. Holt. Mrs. Warren Tyson, Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. Pope Foster, Mrs. Dennis Carr, Mrs. Pope Scales. Miss Anna Peizer. wood. Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Dixie Drum, Miss Frances Jones. Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Rebecca Rut- ledge. Miss Pace of Atlanta. Miss Het- tie Marks. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Florence Davidson. Miss Laura Chambers. Miss Margaret Chambers. Miss Mildred Andrew. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes Miss Bessie Miner of BirmIng- ham, Miss Annie Chandler. Miss Kath- crime Dent, Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss l Louise Chestnut. Miss Georgia Rich ardson. Miss Minna Dent. Miss Chris tine Glass. Miss May Tyson and Miss Caroline Hannon.
 A PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY. At the home of his parents, MT. and | Mrs. Fred Ashton. their little son en- | tertained a number of his friends in 1 celebration of the 9th anniversary or | his birthday. The hours were from 4 l to 6 o'clock. and the occasion was a | Halloween party, in the details Of | which the idea of the season was charmingiy carried out. A feature Of | amusement provided for the little folk | was the pinning on of the eyes of a l Jack O Lantern. Souvenirs of the af- | ternoon were Boxes of candy tied with yellow ribbon. The apartment in which the table was placed for the serving of refreshments. was deeorat- ed with yellow cut flowers and ferns. | yellow scarfs draped the white lace cover and jack Q lanterns completed | the pretty effect. The prize awarded l for pinning on the eyes fell to Miss | Mary. Goldsmith.
 MT. and Mrs. Ashton. formerly of | Paducah, Ky, have made their home | in Montgomery for the past year and a half. MT. Ashton holds the position | of postoffice Inspector.
 Mrs Ashton was formerly Miss l Thompson of Paducah. She is a niece of the late Mfr. T. B, Thompson. whose friends in Montgomery, where he waa for years an honored citizen, have ex. tended her a warm welcome. q
 WEDNESDAY, CARD CLUB
 There will be business meeting oi the Wednesday Card Club this after noon at 3:30 o'clock at the home oi Mrs. w: B. Kelley on Moulton Street
 delightful occasion of this even. ing will be the box party given by pr. F. H. McConnico in compliment to Miss Sara Warren Wilkerson and Mics Georgia Richardson. The party will include Miss Wilkerson, Mist Richardson, Mss Clara Ellen Forbes Miss Dixie Drum. Miss Rebecca Pol lard MT. Frank McPherson. Mir. F l.. Woodruff. Mir. Brownfeld Wilker son, pr. E. M. Mason, Dr. w. A Sellers, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Baker pr. ana dxAfrs.. W. M. Wiikerson ana Dr. McConnico.
 The party will be entertained aftel the theatre by Dr.. and Mrs. Baker at the home of her mother. Mrs. s F Rice on Perry Street
 Miss. Louise warren of Loachapolxl | is the guest of Ms onie Cloud a T her home on East Jefferson Davis Av
 enue.
 Mrs. W. W Pearson will entertain
 the members of the Thursday Bridg' Club this morning at II o'clock at he
 home on Wilxerson Street.
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 RI Miss Rebecca Matthews and Nils
 Rebecca Dillard of Matthews Statio
 are visiting Misses Jane Fuller an
 Ruth Fuller.
 Mrs Frank Schiel and Mrs. (
 Grosche, who have been visiting Mri
 E. J. Foley have returned to thei
 home in Selma.
 Miss Laura Holt of New Orleans
 the guest of Miss Nellie Holt at he home in Cloverdale.
 
 ls Mrs. Duckworth of North Caroiin sIs the guest of her parents. DT. an Mrs. W. T. Kendrick.
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 / Miss Clara Belser left yesterday fo | Denver. Colo, accompanied by he
 brother-in-law, MT. Quigley.
 ChirOp0dy. HRIr Dressing, ManicuF ing. Mrs. Jansen, 11O6 He'll Bldg. l
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