The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
I N SOC I E T Y

 rcunee the engagement of their daugh- ter. Mary Jane. to Mir. Thomas Cor place on August 2s at their home at Highland Park.
 FOR MISS THOMPSON
 The following account of a party given for Mss Ida Thompson of Mont gomery, who is spending some time as the guest of Miss Sadye Andrews. Is from The Atlanta Journal:
 Miss Ernestine Randall and Miss Lin- nie May Hamer entertained this after noon at an afternoon reception that was beautiful fn every detail. in honor of Miss Nell Dawson of Savannah: Miss Nell Thompson of Marietta. a bride-elect of this month and Miss Reinette Miiier's guests. Miss Marie Johnson of Talbotton: Miss Charlotte Thompson of Montgomery the guest of Miss Sadye Andrews.
 The whole house was aglow with yell tow and white flowers effectively com bined with hanging gray moss.
 The hallway was decorated entirely in white flowers, hydrangas, roses and asters. with silvery gray moss twined along the stairway banking the mantel and hung from the chandeliers. From
 
 by Miss Annie Nell Cashman and Miss Mabel Kelly from a punch bowl deco rated with moss and white roses, and on the broad porch with it's masses of handsome fern. Miss Rene Siler and Miss Lebie Ewing served punch from an ivy-twined punch bowl.
 Miss Randall and Miss Hamer receiv- cd their guests in the drawing room, which was bright with masses of gold en glow. sunnowers and marigolds among handsome ferns, wearing pretty afternoon gowns, Miss Randalrs being of palk pink messafine made princess, and Miss Hamer's of white eolienne trimmed with white messaline. Miss Dawson wore a gown of pale blue null and lace.
 IN COMPLEMENT TO
 MONTGOMERY GIRLS. Miss F1oy Almand entertained a de- lIRhtfuI card party this morning in honor of Misses Florence and Viola Cameron of Montgomery. Ala. says The Atlanta Journal.
 Quantities of velvety brown centered sun flowers filled tall vases and the score cards were artistic little water color sketches of the same bright flow CTS.
 Yellow hints were served during the games and a pretty touch of yellow was added to the white lingerie gown worn by the attractive hostess in the soft Empire girdle which was a pretty &C., cessory to her dainty toilette.
 The first prise was framed Christy picture won by Miss Willie LoyIess. and the consolation. a pot of blooming golden glow, tied with a great yellow bow, was cut by Mrs. z c. Almand. The guests were presented with lovely lace handkerchiefs.
 Miss Alnand was assisted in enter taining by Mrs Edward Foster, who wore a beautiful gown of baby Irish lace combined with English thread lace.
 Miss Florence Cameron wore a pink silk null frock and pink hat. and Miss Viola Cameron's gown was of blue null, worn with white hat.
 DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB.
 Among the delightful parties of the summer have been the series of in- formal dinners which have been given at the Country Club. One of these parties last evening included Mir. and Mrs. Edwin B Joseph, Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Mir. and Mrs. Temple Seibels. Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Mary Setbels Ball. Mir. Clifford Lanier and Mir. George Peaglsr,
 DANCE FOR VISITORS IN TROY.
 A number of young men gave a delightful dance last night at the Elks' Home, in compliment of the young la dies of Troy and their visitors. says Troy exchange of Friday. Those present were: Miss Rebecca Rutledge, of Montgomery; Miss Nellie Beard, Miss Sue Raimer, of Elba: Miss Mary Buford of Ocala, Fla. Miss Lois and Julia Wiley, Miss Cora and zulelkah