The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-20
IN HONOR OF MRS. SEYMOUR.
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IN HONOR OF MRS. SEYMOUR
 Mrs W. H. Seymour of Montgomery was guest of honor at delightful en- tertainment given in compliment to her by Mrs. E. D. Thames at her nome in Greenviile last Wednesday.
 The guests invited to meet Mrs. Sey- mour were received in the hall by lit- tie Misses Hazel Thames and Carol Thames and on entering the drawing room were greeted by Mrs. Thames. Mrs, Seymour, and Mrs; '. r: Hamn- a Arthur Gamble and Mrs. Jefferson Bewland who were in line with the hostess and guest of honor.
 In the hall an attractive table from which punch was served was presided over by Mrs. R. A Rowland and Mrs. e. M Fetherston. The decorations here were of red dahlias and graceful In the dining room eight tables were arranged and in the center was sus- pended huge and gaily bedecked Merry widow hat. Southern smilax in profusion was used thoughout this apartment. On each of the eight tables was placed q question to be answered by the guests. A prize awarded was a pretty fan, which fell to Miss Hallie Corey.
 A pretty souvenir presented to Mrs. Seymour as guest of honor was folio of Greenville views. A course supper was served late in the evening and those assisting were Mss Kate MeGehee and Miss Ella Briggs.
 DANCE AT PICKETT STRINGS.
 A number of young men entertained at dance at Pickett Springs on Tues day evening, when Mrs. c. H. Beale and Mir. and Mrs. Brooks chaperoned the party:
 Among the dancers were; Mss Eliz- Miss sarah i1'i; Warren wiiKsrson. Mss M Settles, Miss Annie Gaston, Mas Bessie Maddox, Miss valine Sanford. Miss Mary Virginia Jones of Arizona, Mss Ida Parrish, Miss Kate Alley, Mss Lucia Richardson, Mics Georgia Rich ardson, Miss Frankie Jones' Miss Lil- Han HiIl. Miss Clara Davis. Mss Bes- sic Milner, of Birmingham, Miss Geral, dine Ware Miss Mary Goodwin Ash ' ley. Miss Carrie West, Miss Taylor BsaIe Miss Lizzie Beale. Miss Jean Mapes. Miss Annie Laurie. Mss Eiisa- beth Mcknight. Mir. Joe Persons, Mir. Henry Watford, Mir. Frank Rhodes. @r. Troy Halls, Mir. Richard Chestnut, Mir. Troy Watts, Mir. Richard Lyons, Mir. Arthur Hannon Mir. Pope IAfsey, 1Er, Thomas Alley. MT. Harris Wash burn, MT. Pierce, MT. Will Shirley, MT. ". Betty, Mir. T. Betty, Mir. Fields. Mfr Brock Tabor. MT. Hugh Sanford. 7fr stires, Mir. H. Gulledge. Mir. Pow Rl Holt, Mr. Portis McISeithen. Mr. Hopkins. Mr. Prank Browdsr, MT. George Waller
 F0RAEER AK.ABAMTAN H0NoRED.
 rown and Country recently published n beautiful portrait of e former Ala- Bamian, Mrs !. S. Raymond of New York, who ls a Mohilian by birth. Mrs Raymond has many friends in Mobile. Montgomery, and throughout the State who will be interested in learning fhaf Mrs. Raymond christened the new Clyde steamship, The Mohawk, which was launched recently at Philadelp" phia.
 The Mobile Register has the follow ing concerning Mrs. Raymond, who went to New York Co make her home only a year agoi .ouite recently Mrs Raymond played q very pretty part in the launching of d new Clyde steamship. christening the fine ship, The Mohawk; the launching took place at Philadelphis, after which the Clyde Steamship Company pre- scented Mrs. Raymond with bunch or American beauty roses and 2 naaaso.las s fha builders of The Mehawk, the craunps Ship Building Company, pre- sented her with Q beautiful diamond bracelet. ...
 saThe occasion was doubiy interest ing, due to the fact that It was Mrs. Raymond'h birthday, and those forum ate to be present say that the recipient oS ali these pretty attentions was fuliy sn,laI to the occasion and was the same graceful, gracious and lovely Mrs Hay- mond whom Mobile friends ssill noid in fondest recollection.
 BEAUvOIR CLUB GERMAN.
 4 s,arroau at the Beauvoir Club was an informal and enjoyable occasion last evening attended by . number Of members and their guests
 Among the dancers was larger number than is usual for such an oc- caslon in tho midsummer season.
 The march and german. which wore the features of the evening, were led by Miss Mildred Andrew.
 Mrs D. R, Joseph and little daugh- ter. Lucy Winter Joseph. have gone to Hot Springs, N. C.. to spend the remainder of the heated term.
 Mrs. & c. W. Thorington and Miss Bessie Thorington have gone to Flat Rock. H. C.. to spend some time.
 MT. c. E. Hamrick of Greenvile spent yesterday with his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ham rick. at their home in Warren Court
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 one of the prominent women in the recent "gymkhana" races at capon Springs was Miss Hanna Taylor of Mobile. Miss Taylor, with her pa- rents, Hon. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor. and her sister, Miss Mary Taylor. has spent some time at Atlantic City, going from there to Capron Springs. where she was most successful in her man agement of the gymkhana races. one of the fads of the summer. regular horse show rules prevailing at their