The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-21
Miss Wares Party for Miss GiIIespy and Miss Nabers
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Mrs. Ned McDavid Entertains at Bril- liant Dinner-Miss Montague's Linen Shower for Miss Hill.
 Mrs. Woods Card Party.

day afternoon at the Country Club in compliment to Miss Nellie Nabers and Miss Mary Gillespy was one of the most charming affairs of the early winter in it's every detail.
 The tables were placed in the large living room which, with it's decorations of pink chrysanthemums in tall vases, made stately and beautiful background for the coterie of lovely girls who gath cred to take part in the game. Miss Ware and her two guests of honor made an especially charming trio as they re- ceived the guests of the afternoon. The hostess wore a black reception gown in which she looks queenly. She Is extreme ly artistic and with a corsage decora- ton of American beauty roses and their rich stems and foliage she looked like some lovely picture. Miss Gillespy looked beautiful in a directoire gown of maize silk which was distinctly Frenchy Miss Nabers' stunning gown was rose col ored
 Miss Wares guests included besides her guests of honor, Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss Alice Graham, Miss Linley Graham, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Virginia Means, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Lizzie Morris Mason, Mrs. Edna Snow Brown, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Annie La Grande, Miss Nellie Gregg, Miss Luetta Gregg Miss Helen VanHoose, Miss Elm ma Leedy, Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Sue McLester, Miss Dora McLester, Miss FL len Ashley Miss Jamie Robertson, Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Connie Evans, Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Willie May Bates and Miss Mary Danner.
 At the conclusion of the game de- lightful luncheon was served from the buffet.
 The game prize was awarded to Miss Donald Seals. It was pair of silk hose heavily embroidered.
 The score prize, box of exquisite handkerchiefs, was won by Miss Alice Graham. The consolation, a silver toilet water bottle, was drawn by Miss Dora McLester.
 One of the lovelest of Miss Wares guests was Miss Willie May Bates, who wore an exquisite rose pink directoire gown draped and caught with a large Jet buckle. Her hat was black and trlm- med with white plumes.
 Miss Marie Smith wore a blue messa- line satin gown with trimmings of net and laces Miss Helen VanHoose wore an exquisite catawba satin frock and large black hat ornamented with cream plumes Miss Mabel Wheelock looked lovely in a shell pink messaline afternoon gown. Her hat was trimmed with grace full pink willow plumes. Miss Connie Evans frock was taupe. Miss Donald Seals looked extremely chic in a black beaver hat trimmed with black wings. Miss Annie LeGrande wore a smart gown of red satin. Her black hat was trim med with red roses and foliage.
 Mrs Ned Richardson McDavid was the lovely hostess last evening at dinner in compliment to Miss Mary Gillespy and MT. Thomas Felton Wimberly. The guests included the members of the bridal party at the coming marriage of Miss Gillespy and Mr. Wimberly, with the ad- dition of several close friends. Mrs. Mc- David, who is an extremely beautiful young matron, is an ideally lovely hostess as well. In her blue satin dinner gown, with it's trimmings of rich laces, she was altogether charming. Miss Gillespy's gown was built of handsome cream satin heavily embroidered wth orchids in lavender tints, and she was like some lovely flower.
 The Sinner guests numbered l6 They gathered about huge round table, beau- tiful in it's every appointment The color scheme was gold and white.
 A magnificent center piece was made of yellow and white chrysanthemums placed in a large basket, from which was drawn soft, white tulle, over rich yellow satin. Yellow tapers cast their soft glow through shades of dainty filigree workmanship. Exquisite hand-painted place cards rep resented cupids and were tied with bows of soft tulle.
 The guests included Miss Gilespy, Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss Willie May Bates. Mrs Edna Snow Brown, Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Donald Seals, Miss May Mcknight, MT. Felton Wimberly, MT. Charles Thomas, MT. Theodore koenig, MT Steele, MT. Lee Tighlman, MT. Hill Ferguson and MT. George Ward.
 For Miss Argus Hill Miss Maude Mon tague entertained number of friends yesterday with linen shower at her home in East Lake.
 The affair was in the nature of pink tea with the addition of shower ar ranged as a very charming feature. The Montague residence was decorated very tastefully with chrysanthemums and ever greens, the color schem to characterize the wedding being employed to give g. rose pink touch in the drawing room, dining room and library.
 Miss Montague and Miss Hill received the guests in the drawing room, accom- panied by receiving party composed of Mrs. Frank G. Alexander Mrs. J. T. Har- well Mrs. Charles Leeper, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Wellington and Mrs. Montague. The tea table was in the library. It was pre- sided over by Mrs. Keene and Mrs. Smith. assisted by Miss Annie Lou Wood and Miss Eileen LamplSin. Miss Ruby Moore and Miss Gertrude Wood assisted Miss Montague in the dining room.
 The linen shower was artstically ef- fected. Suspended above the table in the dining room was a watering pot covered with rose-colored chrysanthe- nuns. Extended from 1t were dozens of