The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

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Meeting es CARD Club.
Miss Matte Jones charminsly enter
tanned the members Of the Friday AZ.
ternoon Gard Club and a few other
friends on yesterday afternoon at her
home ON Lauderdale street. The par.
Tor was prettily adorned with vases
Of sweet peas. white hyacinths and
violets.
Four-hand suchre was played at four
tables and the trophy. q lovely belt.
fell to Mics Carrie wilkins. During
the games sailed almonds were enjoy
ed, and later delicious musse and cake
was served.
Among those present were Medarnes
b. 8. Melvin. Daniel Partridge. Hugh
Mallory. Adgate Bib, Jim Hunter. j..
3. Perkins, John Creagh. walter Cook
and Frank Davidson; Misses Jones, MD
rion Melvin. Grace Nelson. Carrie viii
kins. Nell Breslin. Mary Gilman and
Anna Mary DuBese.
Compliments Nfrs. Lamar.
Mrs. Josiah Smith Eamar, formerly
Miss Bessie Ward, was the pretty and
gracious guest of honor at q card party
this morning. when she was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Harry Smith
at her home on fremont Street.
The apartments to accommodate the
6uCStb were taStCA ulAy 4G&QEAtEA AuT
the occasion with palms, white carna-
lions and burning beneath white
shades. Four hand euchre was played
at three tables and an attraetive pic
ture was won by Miss Nell Bresiin.
The honoree was presented with a
beautiful ivory paper knife. The score
was kept by Mrs. Lamar and Mrs. An.
derton.
During the games stuffed dates were
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a tempting three course luncheon was
served.
Those present were Mesdames Smith.
Lamar, Anderton. Philip Shanks. Julien
Smith and John Creagh; Misses Julia
Barnwell. Marion Melvin, Anna Mary
DuBose Grace Nelson. Ellen Calhoun,
Anna Creagh. Nell Bresiin. George
Wade and Carrie wilkins. I.
Compiimemss Mrs. Wexler.
Mrs. j. c.. Adler was the gracious
| hostess to a large number of married
ladies on Friday afternoon, when she
entertained at cards complimentary to
Mrs. Sam wexler OF New Orleans. The
parlors were beautifully decorated for
the afternoon with palms and potted
plants. Euchre was played at five ia
bles and the trophy, q unique silver de-
posit vase. was won by Mrs. Nathan
Kahn.
Mrs, wexler. formerly Miss Carrie
Kayser of this city, was presented with
an exquisite hand painted plate. and
Mrs. Livingston Of Chicago. who IL the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Herman Ull-
man, was presented with handsome
hair ornament.
After the games q delicious two
course luncheon was enjoyed.
Among. those present were Mes
DANES Adler. Wexier. Livingston, Ar
thur Loeb, August Rothchild. Nathan
Kahn, Albert Kahn. Isidore Kayser, A
Kayser, Herman U1lman. Sam Strauss.
In. B. EIkan, 8. l.. Rosendorf. A.
Mas, Albert Meyer, 8. Neumann, l..
Bloch and Misses Rachael Joseph and
Estslle Adler.
The members OF the Friday morning
! Bridge Club and few other friends
1 brayed the inclement weather Yester-
day and spent . most pleasant morn
ing with Mrs. R. e. L. Mel when
she entertained them In her usual
charming manner at her cozy home on
| Parlgman street.
The reception hall and parlor were
artistically adorned for the occasion
with ferns and --ases Of cut flowers.
| Mrs. b. s. Melvin held the highest
score for the past months and was
the lucky winner Of a gorgeous cut
glass vase.
During the games bon bons were en-
joyed and later an elaborate luncheon
| was served.
Meeting Of Sewing Circle.
Miss Dora Thalheimer was the agree
h able hostess on Thursday afternoon
I for the members # the Thursday Sew
ing Circle and their guests at her
home on Lauderdale street. Light re-
Treatments we're enjoyed.
Social ana Personal.
Mrs. H. B. Elkan will entertain In