The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
usre,tson for Mrs. yanaes Fnyler and
 nsw. xR~sd Hunt.

ueceptssn for Hrs. James Fnyter sna
 Mrs. Reid Hunt.
 nnnhoa Dec.a IB.---( Special. l--Mrs. waiter williamson ana Mrs. Hunting Ion were the joint hostesses this after- moon from { to o'clock at q charm ,re reception. in honor of the two hridea. Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs' Reid Hunt, of Washington.
 The house throughout was ioSeS with the Christmas decorations el .orataly carried out with bampoo. Ierhs ss,S maases of poinsetta blooms.
 m tha receiving party, besides Mrs. vvilliarnson and Mrs. Huntington, potn of whom wore becoming gowns ot nace airk and satin. were Mrs. James Iey. for in her, wedding gown of wni.s chiffon and lace, Mrs. Reid Hunt m her bridal dress. directeire sa.ln gown trimmed in duchesse lace, MrS Richard Taylor, Mrs. Erwin Litie anu Miss Mary Danner' n.. ana Mrs. T. Ga Thomas. Sr.. poured tea and chocolate at either end or the beautifully set table. the Christmas decorations being carried out ey centre of poinsettas and feruss Ieo ribhona. smIlax and candelabra with red shades and tapers- The oinlhB room was in charge of Mesdames Con Little, R. L. Bacon, Russell Lacd anu Arthur Yerger and the serving girls were Misses Frieda Donald. Helen Rtch. Virginia Sims. Helen Taylor. Lucille LAgon. Marie Webb. Dorothy Donald and Ida Ross. The occasion was a particularly happy one and the hundred or more guests delignteo ih welcoming the two guests or honor, the one, Mrs. James Taylor. pretty and charming newcomer to Mobile, and the other. Mr& Hunt, former attractive Mobile girl. who now makes here home in Washington.
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 In Hoaar of Nrs. Arthur Eppstein. Miss Daisy Forcheimer was the hos. tess this afternoon for lovely event in honor oF Mrs. Arthur Eppstein, or Denver, Colorado. whc will be remem- bered as the attractive and pretty Miss Viola Strauss of this city.
 The house throughout vas decorated in yiolets and the violet colors and the afternoon was given over to a guessing contest. The questions were in inc form of an excursion. the an. gwers being the names of dinerent towns.
 The first prize wen . silver violet vase. the second a copy of Tennyson'u vlc-ets and the third bouquet of vioiets. The only serving girl was Miss Edith Forcheimer, who presided at the punch bowl, which was garlanded with vtolets and on the table with It's hand aorae lace cover over violet satin was a gorgeous cluster of violets and the bon bons and fees were also in violet. The whole affair was exquisitely car ried out and those who were indebted to Miss Daisy Forcheimer for a de- Iightful afternoon, besides the guest of honor Mrs. Eppstein, were Mesdames Henry. Morris and Murray Forcheimsri Louis ana Sidney Lowonstein. L. Ham mel. Sidney Rosenbaun, Victor Lowen- stein Thomas Conway, Maurice Meyer. Rob and Sam Schwarx. Hermann Tam nenbaum Emanuel Eichold. Misses Ln- lie Strauss Gertie Schwarx. Carrie I.enGsfeld of New Orleans. Ltllie Solo, mon, Isabelle Jacobson, Mrs. Guggen- helm and Mrs. Hersfeldt.
 Luneheon and Bridwe.
 Miss Adele Batre was the gracious hostess this afternoon at 1880 o'clock ai \ hufget luncheon followed by bridge.
 The spacious home of the Batrs'' was bright and lovely with poinsettas and ferns and on the table were nu' merous lights shaded in red. A delicious luncheon was served be- fore the games and those present were MesdaInes Barrett, Elmo Dawson Charles Hail, Selden, Vidmer. Harry Inge, Albert Bush. P. ]. Buck. Richard Sadler, Curtis Bush, IT,, Bondurant Tebbitts, eoode, Luce, Cary Butt, Levil Garrett, Waiter Heron and Misses Me ta Hnger, Virginia Thonas and Agnes Bell Goldsby. The prizes for the games were. first a cake plate; second, an ornament and third, 6 basket of Italian ware.
 Ffnesse Bridge CEuh.
 Mrs. George Heakes did the nonoE' for the Finesse Bridge Club this morn ln1 al il o'clock. The prise played foi l-as a brass candlsstick and after th' games a dainty luncheon was served
 Chmu4auqua Circle.
 The Chautauqua Circle held It's us ,,af meeting this afternoon at e:S' o'clock with Mrs. H. H. Duffee. m Srasisent. Miss Maude Kimban presid ed. and the interesting program wa roupoRed of the following numbers:
 A c,,iz on the Foundation of Mod ern Europe.
 2. 4 reading. n,..
 3. ouiz, "on 8 Journey Through
 5 Review of an article in The Chautauquan.
 Century Book Club.
 A large attendance was on hand foi the meeting of the Century Book Cut this morning in the Colonial Room oi the Cawthon.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode presided and th' following was the program:
 Roll call. Current events.
 Topics, Massacre of Cholula." "Th' Ancient Pyramid" Donna Marina"