The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30
n HoNoR or MISS nEnLAND.

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chatting dish party In honor OF their
guest, Miss Beeland Of areenville.
The home was deliberately decorated
with wild palms, potted plants. mistie-
toe and narcissus.
One large and several smaller tables
vefe arranged fer the chatting dishes
and the paraphernalia for preparing
delicious repast In them. From the
chandelier as many ribbons as there
were to be guests hung and to each
was attached . card on which was
written the task expected to be per-
formed In the culinary line. Mr.. and
Mrs. starke were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis b. Farley and Miss Caroline
Harmon.
The young ladies wore bandana
handkerchief aprons and the young
men were provided with butler aprons.
II was delightful occasion given ~
compliment TO one Of the most attrac-
tive Of the visiting ycuns ladies Of this
The guests were: Miss Bessie Wynn,
Mas Kate steiner. Miss Margaret Rice,
Misa Sallie Baker. Miss Agnes Carr,
Mics Laura Hill, Miss Caroline Harmon,
Miss Rebecca Pollard. Miss Lucille VIII
Mildred Andrew, Miss Marie Alexander,
Miss Frances Jones, Miss Lucia Rich
ardeon, Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss
Bessie Rogers. Miss Clement Marks,
Miss Matilda Norwood. Miss Virginia
Norwood, Or. Harry Lay, Mr.. David
Croeland, Or. j.. N. Baker. Dr. Mccon.
nice, Mr.. Nicholas Marks, Mr.. Henry
Mourning. Mr.. Henry Robbie. MIR. Alex
Hannon, Mr.. vann Stires, Mr.. Archi-
bald Tyson, Mr.. Shackleford. Mr.. George
MeHtz, Mr.. Everett jackson, Mr.. Ed
ward Watts, DIR. c. @. Laslie, Mr.. Ed
ward Lyle. Mr.. Ralph Madison and Mr..
Thetford.
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IN HONOR OF MRS. CLOPTON.
Mrs Darlington Mason. a former
president and enc Of the honorary pres
idents OF the Sarah Law Chapter, who
has been absent from the city for sew
efaI months. celebrated her recent re-,
turn BY an entertainment extended to
the Officers Of the Sarah Law Chapter
nue.. Tuesday afternoon.
The gracious hostess was given Q
hearty welcome and a beautiful token
Of affection in the set of willow china
presented to her for her Monteasle
hene.
Rbs impromptu program was brimful
Of interesting features. Mrs. Clement
Clay CIopton, Of Alabama an honored
guest Of the OCCASION who was pres
eftfed with her hostess, Mrs. Walter A
Goodman, entertained with humorous
and pathetic "reminiscences of the DAYS
OF the Confederacy. Allusion was made
to her husband. who was n Confederate
senator and was imprisoned with JEFF
fAraon Davis on a charge of conspiracy
10 murder Lincoln.
Al elegant luncheon was served. and
taaats were responded to by presidents
Of the Sarah Law and Mary LatAam
Chnpters, with witty responses by MIS-
Mason, Ars. Cloptsn and MRS. ]. Las
than. At the close, Dixie" begun ey
Mrs. cIcpten, was Joined In py ~ pres
ant. and the mascot OF the chapter, Mrs
Wsaongs two-uhenths-o grandson, was
brought IN. thus closing In expressions
~ n6Iairafion d very delightful after
nocn.--Memphis News-Scimitar.
mas. KELLY nsTHR- -. o..n.
NJ. ~ n Kelley entertaine4 the
wednesday Card Club yesterday morn
lar ~ her home on Mouiton street.
v5RAn a number OF additional frlenoe
we're also INDEBTED to her for delight
fui mornings pleasure. IN the three
apartments in which the games Eets
Ana farcissus lighted with red candles
In silver candiestIcks presented en- ~.
tTactive scene. Egg-nog was served
fr0fa a prettily appolnted table over
which Mrs. whitfield presided. Mrs.
kelley was assisted In Keeping score
b. Mrs. edward Amerine. Mrs. ". a.
sasEoid and Miss Rebecca Rntlsdge. The
club nrise was won by Mrs. Henry
vandiver and the guests Prize by Mrs.
fzafdwick Ruth. Both were handsogne
glass ana gold eomports. The conso-
lation prixe, q bottle OF violet perfume
fen to Miss Agnes Carr. 3
A LEAP YEAR PARTY.
Miss Bernice Holt gave leap year
marty wednesday evening. The home
was beantihed by palms. ferns ana cut
flowers. The guests were: Misses Adj
elaids Carlton, Mary Aikon, Bugenis
walker. Cora smith, Gertrude Wynn
Lizzie Cain. Annie casslnus. Viola Carr,
Agathie Cassimus. Annie Herbert. Car
RE David. Measrs. William Nesbft, Har-
ry Carroll, VIM. MeNeAl, Bernard Walk
or. Frank Dell, Herbert Vann. Harry
slough. clin Andrews. Ben Jones'
Charles walton. Julius Frank. Charles
Drew, John Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
smith. Mr.. ana Mrs. @. r, Alden, Mr.
and Mrs. William walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Nell.
IN HONOR OF MISS KAHN.
Mrs.. ]. Levystein gave a beautifu
card party yesterday afternoon in hon
or OF her guest. Misa Cora Kahn, 8
Chicago. There were eight tables q
which bridge was played ana In tn,
apartments . plan OF decoration II
which pink was the tone pFedeminatina
was effectively carried out with an ar
rAngement Of sweet peas ana pini
shaded lights.
Two beautiful prizes fell to Miss Jes
samine Rice, who won a pair Of sill
stockings and to Miss Carrie RehF
who won a handsome silk kimoua.
CARD PARTY Ar BEAUv0HR CLUB
The card party at the Beauvoir Clul
last evening was one of the delightful
affairs Of the week. There were ter
tables arranged for the game Of bridge
and two beautiful prizes were awarded
To Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, q prett,
bracelet. and to Mr.. Clifford Lanier,
beautiful gold watch fob. Mr.. J. s
Wilcox was ofieial scorer for tn,
evening. The games were followed b,
DELICIOUS buffet luncheon.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
OF FEDERATION TO MEET
There will be an important meeting
of the Legislative COMMITTEES az tn
State Federation OF wemen's Club Fri