The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
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 Miss sadie Andrews of Atlanta, Ca. was the guest of honor at a deiigntfui party given last evening in compllment fo her bv her hostesses. Misses Wine rrhonnson and Ida Thompson when number of the members of the younser set were invited to meet her.
 The home of the hostesses . Airs. A. w. Thompson at Cloyerdaie was shs scene of the festivities and the entrance and porches were briilianty lighted with Japanese lanterns
 Formations and roses were used 10 carry out the color scheme of DIX Ano white and ferns. palms and sonthsIh snilax formed dark back srounn sn- hanofng the beauty of the plossomh whose fragrance permeated the apart nents devoted to the entertainment or she suests College pennants were com b1aed with the flowers and greens m the decorations with charming eHect and were greeted with enthusiasm py the guests number or whom afe COT fere girls and boys.
 The punch table was placed on the porch and was presided over by Miss Jean Wood and Miss Erin Thompson:
 The hours of the evening were de- voted to games of progressive "old maid- and at the conclusion two hand nTfTeS gold beauty pins was the girls prize and gold stick pin for the boys. The cards on which was kept were fasn- toned in the shapes of clubs, diamonds. hearts and spades.
 The guest of honor Miss Andrews was attired in a gown of pink chinon: Miss willie Thompson wore frock or pale blue organdie and MISS ioa Thompson's toilette was of blue SIX
 Misses Thonnpson's guests were MISS T,orana Cain, Miss Louise Heard, Miss Bessie Maddox Miss Clara Westcott. Miss Lucille Strong, Miss Clara Callo- way. Miss willie Jones. Miss Clare Davis. Miss Virginia Holt. Miss Lizzie Beale, Miss Jettaline Farley, MISS Palmer Eilsberry, Mss Fedora Ram doiph. Miss Virginia Benjamin. Miss EHose washburn. Miss Margaret Cole man. Mir Samuel EngIehar Mir. George Miles. Mir. Lee Betty. MT. Rowland Webber, Mir. Alex Casselis. MT. Louis I,assiter. Mir Joseph Cain, MT. Richard Stevens. Mir. Reedy Ellsberry, Mrs Wil- liam Thorington. Mir. Theodore Nichols Mr. Robert Grigg, Mir. Bradford Jones. Mr. Phares Coleman. Mir. Alya Fitzpat- rick. Mir. Benjamin Washburn, MT. Joseph Persons, Mir. George McGought MT. Thomas Fitzpatrick. Mr. Francis Pierce, Mir Taylor Jones. Mir. Wiley Jones, and MT. William Lamar.
 Porch Party.
 beautiful porch party Of Wednes- day was that at which Miss Blanche Wolff entertained a number of her friends in the evening at the home or her parents Mir. and Mrs. B. Wolff on Perry street. The spacious porches were lighted with Japanese lanterns and deliberately decorated with palms and ferns. The punch table arranged on it's appointments and ornaments and was presided over by Miss Baoette Altman.
 arranged for the guests were water melon cutting. games. music, and dancing.
 Miss Wolffs guests included
 Miss PaIine Levy. Miss Marcele sa- bel. Miss Jeannette Lobman, Miss lEes na Bernheiner. Miss Adeiine Moses, Miss Anita strasshurger, Miss Rosa Frank. Miss Rosalind Levy, Mss Ger trude Steiner, Hiss Gertrude Rice Mr. Myran Lobman MT Ralph Loeb, Mir, Ormond GassenheimeF, Mr Lester Loeb Mr. Arnold Hfrsnia Mr.nI.eo Stern, Mir Julian Bodenheimer, Mir. Bert Klein 1Fr. Lionel Wei. Mir. Henry Levy, Mir Clarence Woliher. Mir. Mark Sabel.
 MISS STEINER ENTERAINs.
 Mss Kate Steiner entertained the members of the Sewing Circle yester- day afternoon at her home on McDon- ough street in compliment to q number of visiting young ladies. After the usual hour spent in doing dainty hand work a delicious course luncheon was served.
 Among the visitors who enjoyed Miss Steiners hospitality were Miss Stella calmus of Birmingham, Miss Gertrude Meyer of Selma, Miss Adelia Well of Ey@ngviIie Ind, Miss Lillian Goldman of Birmingham, Miss Bertha Litchten of Pknsacola, Miss Reba Markstein of Chattanooga and Miss Lisseau of Matches, Miss.
 Among the members and friends who enjoyed the dance given on Wednes- day evening at the Country Club in compliment to Miss Julia May Tender son and her attractive guests, Miss Lefty McRoberts of Lancaster, Ky, Miss Lillian Crouch of Clarksvllle, Tenn. and Miss Glare Dean of Dalton, Ga, were Miss Mary Seibels Ball, Miss Campbell, Miss Marie Alexander, Miss May Tyson. Miss Jean Lahey Miss Ro- berta Roberts, Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Fife May Wagner, Miss Fannie Marks, Miss Annie Danzeiger, Miss Katherine Courtney of Mobile. Miss Katherine Dent Miss Bertha Fitzpat- rick, Miss Lottie Derieux of Green vile. s. o. MT. Frank McPherson. Mir ". c. Oates, IT,, Mir. William Connin Mir Arthur Butt, pr. W. A, Sellers. pr H. B. Wilkinson, Mir. M. B. Campbell Mir Alex Rutledge, Mir. Thompson, Mir R. E. Seibels. Mir. Thomas Martin, Mir clifford Stewart Mir. Robert Henderson Mir. A. N Catrevas and Mir. Elmore Higgins.
 Miss Mary Chollet Burney. of Birm- ingham. who has been visiting Mrs William Burney at her home Oh Perry street Is now with Miss Ellat Holt al Cloverdate.
 Mrs. A. H. McNeel is visiting rela- lives in Autaugaville
 Miss Juliet Jonas of New York is Che auest of Mir and Mrs. R. Dreyfus al their home on Adams street.
 Mrs S.. c. Oliver has returned to hen home in Talledega after a visit to hel sister. Mrs. S. P. Kennedy at her home on Mildred street.
 Misses Fletcher Copeland and Bessie Copeland of Savannah, Ga. are the g5Iests of their grandmother, Mrs Mary A. Holt.
 Mrs. A. M Allen who has been visit ing friends in Eufaula has returned home.
 Master Glenn Andrews and Master