The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-06
I N SOC I E T Y

EumHmgnGnlInlmsmEsaA EsaAnwuumEnmsls and night. Yet the same Christian wo. man will undertake the reclamation of the most abandoned man with an angelic oordiality. sweet piety that is as admirable as 1t Is irnpracticable. And she will end by marrying him whether he is reclaimed or not. be- cause she is kin to him by nature.
 After middle age a woman under goes a psychic change; her eyes are opened. her judgment cleared, and she learns to appreciate her own sex fully. The characteristics that seemed to her hateful frailties long ago are de- tended now as their poetic distinctions. She sees in every girl the fair mirage of her own youth In the pathetic care worn face of the young matron the gentle heroism of her other years; in the mother of grown family her own queen days when sons and daughters suddenly grew tall and proclaimed her. And for them all she has chastened affinity. Men have passed out or her calculations.
 FOR MISS BUsBY AND MISS HANNoN.
 Mir and Mrs George Beauchanap were lthe host and hostess at deitghtfui euchre party. when they entertained a number of friends yesterday even ing at their home on South Ferry Street.
 The affair was an informal one and was given by MT. and Mrs. Beauchamp lin compliment to Miss Virginia Busby Iof Salisbury. N. C.. and Miss Caroline IHannon
 The home was decorated for the oc- casion with palms and potted ferns ana lthe color scheme of yellow was car Tried out in brown eyed susans and Icalla lilies which were massed against the background of green
 Nine tables at which four-hand euchre was played were arranged In the artistic living room on each of which was placed vase of brown eyed susans. Fruit punch was served throughout the evening from table attractively adorned in brown eyed lsusans and ca1la lilies with sprays of asparagus springeri The table was placed on the porch and was presided lover by Mrs. Charles Teasley who wore an attractive gown of white lingerie
 Three handsome prizes were awarded The young ladies prize was a hand some silver belt buckle. the young gem I tleman's prize was q silver knife and the prize for the largest number of lpunches was a beautiful silver picture frame. To Miss Busby was presented a beautiful silver belt buckle.
 Mrs. Beauchamp received her guests In a toilette of white lingerie over blue silk Miss Busby was attired in white lingerie. fashioned over pink silk and Miss Hannon wore dainty frock of heuotrope lingerie. The guests who enjoyed the hospitality of Mir. and Mrs Beauchamp are Miss Frances Jones. Miss Effie May Wagner, Miss Fannie Marks. Miss Mary Kirk patrick, Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick. Miss Lottie Derieux lof South Carolina, Miss Mildred An- drew, Miss Anna Eimore. Miss Mary. Seibeis Ball. Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Lucille Wilkinson. Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Jean Burke, pr. Gibson Reynolds Mfr. Henry Mourning, Mir. P v. stires. Mir. Clifford Stewart. Mir. Robert Teague, Mfr. Paul Whiting. Mr. A L. Tyson. Mir. Frank McPherson. Mr. Thomas Martin. MT. weatherly Carter. Mfr. R. E. seibels, trunk. Mir. A. c. Stewart. Mfr. Betty, Mir. Charles Hopkins and Mir. Nininger.
 INTER- sE DANCE.
 The members of the Inter SC Club entertained number of friends at a dance at Oak Park on Tuesday sven- Ing when the grand march which open ed the cotillion was led by. Miss Elea- nor Crunl and Mir. Harris Washburn. Among the dancers were: Miss Annie Solomon. Miss Bessie Maddox. Miss Ruby Richardson, Miss Clara westcott, A1lAa SeAt~AiAeGN EATleHs MISS Jean Mapes, Miss Lizzie Beale, Miss Lois MePherson. Miss Mary Virginia Jones Miss Tresslar, Miss Lorano Cain, Mss fl Virginia Abercrombie. Miss Gertrude Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Wiggins of Be- vance. Tenn, Miss Elizabeth Mo- Knight. Miss Claire Davis. Miss Ger. aldine Ware Miss Maude Howe Afiss Olivia Bogaeki Miss Eleanor crun, Mir. Louis Lasseter, Mir. George Miles. Mir. Charles Brame MT. Shepard Dowdelle Fl MT. Howeli Holt Mir. Betty. Mir. Dave Fi Holloway, MT. James Browder, Mir. Afs I win Mapes, Mir. Thornton Clarke Mr.. I Harris Judge. MT. Phares Coleman, Mr. l Joseph Cain, Mir. Ava Fitzpatrick, Mir I George Miles MT. Robert Gregg. l FOR MSS BLAKEY.
 Miss Rosa Crawford entertained I number of friends on Tuesday evening when they were invited to meet Miss Reba Blakey.
 Games of various kinds were enjoyed at the conclusion of which delicious ice refreshments were served.
 Miss Crawford's guests were: Miss Cailie Brumbaugh, Miss Lucille Holt, Miss Catherine Davis Mise Zera Mae Hubbard. Miss Alice McFadden Miss l Francis Dunn, Miss Emmie Harris, Miss Hazel Patton, Miss Eliza doodwyn, Miss Grady covlngton, Miss Ethel Holt, Miss Ola WardIow. Miss Nell Gallasple, Miss Adele Crawford, Miss Alma Craw- ford. Messrs. Homer Armstrong, H. c. Haynes. Garry Walden, B. H. Aber. crombie. David Crawford, John Patton, Clarence Tucker. Clarence PerTy, W. A. Collier and Eidred Smith.
 FOR MISS WARD.
 Mrs. Angus shackieford entertained few friends yesterday morning at her home on South Court Street for Mss Annie Ward of Birmingham, who IS her guest There were three tables at which bridge was played and the prize. q dainty little, fan was won by Miss Elizabeth Williams. At the conclusion of the games tea and sandwiches were | served
 | Mrs. shaeklesord wore a gown of white lingerie and Miss Word was gowned in blue lingerie.
 | MISSES ELLIS ENTERTAIN.
 One of the delightful events of the week was the water melon cutting at which Misses Nancy Ellis and Mary 1 s----------------------- |