The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-25
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
Items of Interest to Montgomery
 and fo ihe Sfafs

ziA " V MhMlnMMMHwnM been reared Mir. Fonville is the
 DDookkeeper at the Western union | Immediately after the wedding the ] happy couple left for Birmingham, | where they will spend their honey
 moon with his sister. Upon their re- turn to Montgomery they will Save apartments at the strassburger home
 on Catoma Street.
 MRS. BTBB GRAVEs,s
 BRIDGE PARTY.
 Mrs. Bibb Graves entertained the l Thursday Bridge Club yesterday in
 honor of her sister, Mrs. Hardin Fitts of New York. and Mrs William E. Fort of this city.
 | The large. oid-fashioned rooms and broad nall were elaborately decorated
 with smilax, American Beauty roses.
 red azalias, ferns and red carnations. In the hall, there was placed a table,
 beneath a big Christmas bell. and from this point glasses of egg-nogg
 were served to the guests upon arri- val e
 Mrs. .fc. P. Anderson, in black mes
 seline, and Mrs. Harry Gunnels, In q | peacock blue cloth gown. with Gains
 boro hat of black, with Sblue willow plume, presided.
 Mrs. Graves, in a taup messeline; Mrs. Fttts, in very handsome old rose cloth dlrectoire. and Mrs Fort, in pearl grey satin, received in the front. parlor. This room was lighted with | red wax candles in beautiful old family candelabras of cut glass. From the
 chandelier hung Christmas bells of. bright red. The parlor and dining room were thrown together and both apartments were occupied with the. bridge tables. The score cards were Christy and Gibson girls. The re.i 1 treatments carried out the green and
 red tones of the color scheme. | The first prize, brass vase, was won by Mrs. Laban Tyson. The con- l solatIon prize. a hammered brass walt CT. was won by Mrs. John Flowers, IT, THE GREYs' DANCE
 | FOR MISS DUNG The Greys gave a very delightful german Wednesday night in their
 beautifully decorated rooms in com pliment to Miss Nell Scott Duncan of Gadsden, the popular guest of Miss Georgia Whiting Saffold.
 1 There were fifty couples in the grand
 march. and were as follows: Misses Nell Scott Duncan, Mary Ellen
 Harris. Ellen Tyson. Patsy Tyson, Jes-
 sie Ware, Jette Aileen Farley, Ger trude Johnstone, Margaret Hubbard l LoTana Cain, Ida Parrish. Lizzie Beale, | Taylor Beale.. .Amiee Warren Jones. Rebecca Rutledge, Ida Thompson, Lot
 tie Wyly of Atlanta. Mary Duke of Kansas City, Lizzie Fitzpatrick. Bessie Maddox. Claire Galloway, Mary Burk, Clara Ellen Forbes. Anne Holt, Mil- dred Andrew Theresa Roauemore of | Boston, Georgia Whiting Saffolds Sa- rah Warren Wilkerson; Roberta Rob- erts. Annie Gaston. Annie Chandler, Lillian Hill, Lula Mcqueen. Dorothy Siebs and Miss whitmore of Virginia. Messrs. Jackson, McNeil. Elsoerry. Cooiedge, churchhill. Marks, oates, Mcqueen, Phares Coleman. Jr, Joe Cain, Eimore, Vardaman, Stakely, Hickey. Davidson, Benjamin, Betty, West, Graham. Day, Ashley. I.edyard, Watts. Tatum. Halls. McGee, Dowdell, Eubanks, Hannons Browder, Chestnut, Lyons. Patton. Booth. Lock, Harris, Joseph. Noble. Chandler. Boykiu. Par rish. Flinn, Herbert. Meyers and Sto- lenwerek, THE WOAfAN'S HOME. The Board of Managers of the Woman's Home, together with . isrge' number of the nnembars. Of the Ass sociation. met at the Home Christmas Eve to bring. to receive and to dis tribute the donations for the forty inc f~N~A~N4sNseT ment. ~ Not for many years has the offering of eoo6 things at Christmas time been so generous. There was plenty for all. and the widows and orphans who were the benefIciarIea manifested the great est apprecition. Those In authority wish publicly to thank all who con- tributed to this good cheer.
 CHRISTMAS DINNER
 AT THE BHaAUvOIH.
 Many Beauvoirant will enjoy the 6 o'clock table q hote dinner that the OK. oellent chef of the Beauvoir Club has planned for Christmas night. Quite number of dinner parties are already arranged for tho occasion.
 The cafe of this fashionable club has sprung into immediate popularity, and the club itself is now the recognized social center of Montgomery.
 SANTA CLAUS.
 The tinkIe of sleigh beils' the wtntry air
 whisper of santa Claus. with reindeer; Happy are the wee ones. in ignorance Expecting to have all they wish.
 Into each stocking may treasures go All they wish; nay, more; ! bear old santa--ah! forsooth-- Why pass the morning star of youth. Belle Allen Ross. # NOTICE, ORGAN COMMITTEE COURT STREET CHURCH. The members of the organ commit tee of the Court Street Methodist | Church are called to meet in the Lomax Annex at Ii o'clock Saturday morning, inc 26th to attend to- business of an imperative character. It is urged that I every member to present. By request,
 Mrs Phares Coleman,