The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-24
neautifnI nrhut Dance.

Mobile. Dec. 2s.-(special.)--A bril- liant occasion was the debut dance to- night of Miss Sarah May canHeld. given by her mother, Mrs. Morris Pier pont Canheld, at 9 o'clock, in the au- ditorium of the Battle House.
 The handsome hall was lovely In it's setting of palms, smilax and white roses and Drago's Orchestra played throughout the evening. There were a large number of guests present, in- cluding some of the young members of the married set as well as the de- butante and dancing sets. A delightful supper was served and for beauty of plan and social interest this first debut dance of the season could hardly be excelled.
 The debutante's youthful beauty and grace were pronounced fin an ideal gown of soft white over satin finished with hand-embroidery and lace. She wore a flet in her hair and carried showed of white roses. A quantity of handsome flowers were sent the fair honoree. and these were arranged so as to form a pretty note of color in the decorations.
 This debut affair was one of unusual elegance. and society gladly welcoSnes to it's ranks this charming young girl, who is a favorite with both the older and younger elements.
 washingtOn-Fraser Wedding.
 A very quiet, but pretty, wedding was celebrated this afternoon at 3:30 D. m., when Miss Maggie Frazer was married to pr. Reuben Jesse Washing ton. The ceremony took place at the home, 210l State Street, where palms and smilax formed most effective setting, the brides father, Rev. J. $. Frazer, officiating.
 tnfI suit of blue with hat to match, and later in the afternoon, pr. and Mrs. Washington left for bridal trip to New Orleans.
 Yachting Party.
 A merry party, who left town this morning at Il, on board Mir. Marshalls yacht. Lillian II, and returned to the city this afternoon laden with holly, bamboo and mistletoe, was composed of Misses Meta and Ruth Huger, Grace Bestor, Florence Davidson of Mont g0mery, Dorothy Donald, Mrs. George Vaughan. DTS. Goldth waite and Win fhrop. MT. Dorgan and the host.
 M. M. I. Hop.
 German Relief Hall was ggay scene this evening of the annual hop Of the M M. I. and a merrier, happier crowd tl0ned have been hard to lind than that gathered there in response to the sev- eFaI hundred invitations issued by this popular institution. The coliegeg bellies and beaux are all on hand and the gay colors of the school mingled in pretty contrast with the palms. holly and bamboo. During the enter mission punch was served and the social committees as well as the other M M. I members deserve high praise for the perfect euccess of this delight fui occasion.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs. James H Blake and her children of Houston Texas. are visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Charles B. Herver at the Battle House. Mrs. P. D. Barker is expected to arrive tomorrow from New York and | will stop with her daughter, Mrs. l Edward M. Robinson.
 Mi and Mrs. John Scott Pollard | are registered at the Cawthon. Mir. N F. Fest Jr.. left yesterday for a business trip to New York.
 Mrs Caro- Cameron Is spending some time in Savannah as the guest of 1 her sister, Mrs. Wood. Mir James K. Clarke left today to spend Christmas with his parants in l Darion Ga.
 Mir. mad Mrs H. B. Stamps arrive to