The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-26
NeDs of Mobile Society.

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 Mobile. Feb. 25.-(special) )--Mr. anc Arrs. Norborne Clarke entertained tnis evening from until II aS ~ 2 r,es lecssu. stsia. in honor of Mir and Mrs. Snaiies S''a' man of Birmingham. s
 Tie color scheme of pink ana red Uae beautifully carried out m me -.,~as cakes. candies and ice cups. Ihe raIierv was filled with palms, ana on srfering the hall. palms were also used with punches of American beaaty roses. - .vch of palms was the punch bowl. aaintily decorated with smiiax and c-anes and presided over by that very ,srettv girl. Miss Helen Triplett. Tn fte drawfng room Killarney roses ana ferns were used, the mantle was bank d with ferns and held vases or tne pink roses In the library Ricnmono roses lent pretty glow 70 tne ,ovI, ,.,tth and the dining room was gorgeous wl.h \ hure basket of satin ribbon In Amer ican beauty colors and filled with heno- srora and American beauty roses. Around this packet were silver candle sticks intertwined with smiiax ana holding red candies. while lying on one end of the table was bunch or Amer ican beauty roses tied with DrOaa ,l,aS rasas ran ribbons. The candies were pink roses and the cakes white with pink roses and the ices were served in Anerican
 Those who served in the dining room were: Misses Amanda Moore. Mary Lane, Virginia Sims. Mastin' hutn Huger, Lettice Clarke, Gaines. Donald, Carrie George, Mabel heuseis' ousn' Rockwell and Emily Boone.
 It is seldom that one sees two more heantifuf women than Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Stillnan and such perfect foiis Tor eaeh other as Mrs. Stillman. who Is one of the most popular matrons or Birmingham, is perfect brunette ana Mrs. Clarke's beauty is the blonde type. Mrs. Stillman wore q pecomlng and charming costume of pink liberty satin trimmed in Val lace and Mrs. Clarke was especially lovely in white liberty satin, Empire style. trimmed Tn noint lace and carrying bunch or American beauty roses.
 The evening was perfect success, and those who assisted in receiving were Mrs. Luce, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Hall. Mrs, Ledyard, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Tehbftts. Mrs. Monk, Mrs. A. P. Bush, Mrs. Bondurant. Mrs. Gaylord Clarke. Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Frank Inge. Mrs. gchley and Mrs. Henry Hall Clark.
 Mrs. Manning Entertains.
 Mrs. Joseph Manning entertained this evening at supper for Miss Alice Me- Phillips. and her bridal party. Ev- ervthirr was couteur de rose at this lovely affair, and pink roses marked the places of the guests. Killarney soses filled the centre of the table and inc entree and almond dishes were pink roses and the ices were served in pink rose cups.
 only the bridal party were present, which were Miss Alice McPhillips. Miss n Vt Tonsmeire, Miss Henrietta McPhilitps, Miss Rose McPhillips, Mir. Tonsmelre. MT. warren Christian, Mir. Arthur Tonsmeire, Mir. Dick Christian, MT Winfield Partridge and MT. Clarence RIvenhour.
 Tuesday Morning Bridge.
 Mrs. Inge Selden was hostess today for the Tuesday Morning Bridge. The prizes were two fancy plates and the substitutes were Mrs R. A. Sadler, Mrs. Theodore Hughes. Mrs. Tom Smith Miss Batre, Miss Rosa Lyons. Miss Vir' ginia Thomas and Miss Hannah Lyons
 farnfvmH Dinner Co Miss Hall.
 Miss Allne St. John, whose reign as Queen of the Carnival still fingers as a happy memory, complimented this years queen, Miss Nell Hall, at a royal dinner tonight in the Colonial Room al the Cawthon.
 .The place cards were kings and queens and the ices were in the shape of crowns. On the centre of the table was a basket of yellow and purple Porto Rican mats, filed with violets and yellow roses. Smilax trailed in and across the table and was caught with punches of violets. Large punches of yiolets tied with yellow satin rib-