The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

- ~e,~ttetiSk tu Wnfch p1nk cauoie burned. A butterfly fiuttered on each place card and on each of the green bows that ornamented the grape fruit baskets rested tiny butterfly. The same Madame Butterfly idea vas carried out in the formations of the ices and cakes that formed one or the last of the course dinner.
 The box and dinner party included: Mr. and Mrs. IF. 1T. Bartlett, Miss Re- becca Pollard, Miss Marguerite Rice, Miss Clement, Marks, Miss Margaret Lahey Mir. Frank woodruff. Mir. Frank McPherson, Mir. Charles Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Wilkerson and Dr. Mcconnico.
 A LITTLE POLK PARTY. l At the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore, Miss Darion Moore gave a party yesterday afternoon. Pink and white were the tones of the dec- orations % and the little hostess wore frock of white lingerie with pink sash.
 The guests were: Martha Porter and Mary Mickey, Sarah Burton. Agnes AI- len, Gordon Persons. Luther Seidle, Junius Pierce, William w. Pierce, Samuel Cassels, Martha Cassels, Mary Hue Hill. Charles Virgin. Eugene Gay, Terrell Pearson, Mary Gertrude Winns Arnold smith, Clifford Convilic. Hugh Carr, Irene Nation, Julia West, Emily Black, Warren Reese, Samuel Boykin, Katherine Flowers. Maggie Ray. Mack Hall. A. T. Jones, Jr.. Lucy Scott Mckenzie, J. ". Kelly. Jr.. Robert Goidthwaite. Charles stakely, Jean don, Mary Burnett
 MEETING or H. M. ID. T. CLUB. The members of the H. M D. T. Club met with Miss Cassimus at her home on North Jackson Street yesterday, | <xSlA< aH. x~t. ments were served. The home was decorated in the colors. red white and blue. Miss ARathie Cassimus and Miss Emma Hague received the party gown ed in toilettes of red white and blue. The guests were Miss Annie Cassimus, Mss Aline Davis. Miss Laura Davis. Miss Cary Oates. Miss Mabel Oates. Miss Flora Basil. Mir. Momer Gardner. Mir Jack Mastin. MT. Cecil Bledsoe, MT. Wallace sMyrick. Mir. owsley and Mr. Hunt.
 C0MER-BLACfx. Birmingham. Jan. 7.--Miss Catherine Conner. daughter of Governor and Mrs. B. B. Conner of Alabama. was married at high noon today to M. Morley Black of Port Dover. Canada. The ceremony was performed at the Conner residence. on the South Highlands. 1 nthis city, Rev. James Duncan. First Methodist Church. officiating. Orton Buck of Worcester. Mass. was best man. A wedding breakfast followed the cere. mony. The groom is owner of Orchard Beach. in Canada. Many relatives of the bride attended the marriage.
 MRS. JACKSON HOSTESS
 OF QUEEN or CLUBS. The members of the Tuesday Card Club were the guests of Mrs. J. K. Jackson al 1..~~ A f. when thev were deifkhtfuily entertain cd The apartments in which the sariies were played were adorned with American beauty roses potted blooming hyacinths. palms and ferns. Mrs. William Marks won the club prize which was beautiful china jelly glass holder. Mrs. Claude Cobbs won the guests prizes. . pretty hand-painted dish.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY. In consequence of the inclemency of the weather Monday. there was no meeting of the Foreign Missionary go- ciety of Court Street Church. hence the regular meeting will be held wednss- snce correspondtng secretary. Mrs !. w: Rush. win be with us and good attendance Is requested Mrs. M. ! .Brame, President.
 Mrs. T. W. de Yampert. Secretary. NOTICE, HEBREW
 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, The Hebrew Benevolent sooiefv yefli meet this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the vestrv rooms of the Temple.
 Mrs. Kohn President,
 Mrs. cadden. Secretary.
 % % NOTICE, BELLINGER HILL
 
 The Bellnger Hill School Improye- ment Association will meet Thursdav afternoon at o'clock at the school.
 Mrs. Henry L. Stone and daughter. MISS Carrie Stone, arrived last evening. s1rs Mrs' stone , IS the guest of her sister. SITS. Diliards on Virginia Avenue ana Miss stone is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles c. Abercrombie. Al her home on Perry Street.
 Mrs. Robert coidthwaite has gone to Birmingham to visit her cousin. Miss Sarah Phelsn. She will remain until after the Seibels-Dawson wedding. which takes place on the 18th.
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 Misses Marie and Marguerits Con. ners have returned home after q short
 Mrs. c, 4. Norton VIII entertain the thursday Bridge Club at her home. TIT Wilkerson Street. Thursday morning at il o'clock.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hopkins have returned from an extended trip through Florida. pr. Hopkins returned to his home in Eatonton. Ga. yesterday. Mrn. Hopkins will remain in Montgomery a few weeks. where she will continue her visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs. vii. Ham W. Leak. at their home at Capitol HelRhts.
 Miss Anna Fillmore will entertain tbs Francis Marion Chapter. D. A. n. Al 3;SO o'clock this afternoon.
 Miss Juliet Gassenheimer will autar. tam the Young Ladies' Whist Club thfs afternoon at her home on Perry Street.
 
 The Peter Fornev Chapter. D. A. R will meet with Mrs. W. H. Thomas today
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