The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
IN COMPLIMENT TO MISSES

IN COMPLIMENT TO MISSES
 14 JONES AND THOMPSON.
 Mir. and Mrs. Junius Pierce were host and hostess at> a barn dance at which they entertained on Wednesday even- Ing in honor of Mss Willie Jones and Miss Willie Thompson. who are their visitors at their country home at Grandview.
 The guests were entertained on tne lawn, where the scene was an, attract i've one. all lighted with huge bon fires. hung with Japanese lanterns, and furnished with, hamnocks ana seats. The punch table was arranged on the lawn and the charming decora- tions were of muscadines and grape
 The friends who enjoyed, the xfa- cious hopsitality of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and the pleasure of meeting their guests. Misses Jones and Thomp- son are.
 Miss Louisa Felder. Miss Eliza Eel der. Miss Fannie Adams, Miss Grady Rawlinson, Miss Aline Smith. Misses skinner. of calera. Miss Leo ziegler, Miss stewart. of Prattvilie: Miss An nie Dunn. Miss Ella Ranney, Miss Het- tie Barnett, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Newson. Mir. and Mrs. John Meyers. Mr. Hopkins Fielder, Mir. Robert Raw iinson. Mir. William H. spiers. Mir. Dayton Say, Mr. Carl Say, Mir. Marion
  " Gum, MT. Ben Dunn. Mfr. Otis Will Hanson. Mir. Edward Northington, Mfr. Avery Say, Mir Collier. Mr. Musgroe. of PrattviIie Mr. Louis Fielder and MT. Edward Robinson. -. IN COMPLEMENT TO MISSES
 FRAZIER AND ToLBERT.
 Tn compliment to her house guests. Misses Frazier of Dothan and Tolbert of Lafayette, Mrs. Frances E. Brunette entertained a number Of friends de- lightfuliy last evening at her home on Hull Street.
 The pretty home was lavishly decc- rated for the event with palms. ferns and roses. carrying out with exquisite taste plan of pink and green.
 The table in the sdining room was spread with lace over satin and orna- rnented with pink roses and ferns, which surrounded an improved lake. formed of a mirror Pink candies In pink shaded candelebra were used to enhance the charming effecG
 The punch table. over which Mrs. Omar P. LArkin presided. was placed oh the porch and was adorned in a plan In which the Japanese idea was artistically carried out.
 Mrs. Brunette was assisted In enter taintng her guests by Mrs. c. Marshall Hamrick, Mrs L. R. Hamrick and Mrs. J. Roscoe Stewart.
 MEETING or SEWING CIRCLE.
 Miss Erma Bernheimer entertained the members of her sewing circle Moulton Street. when, after the sew ing tasks were completed. refresh n1ents. were served. The meuabars. who attended were. Miss Lucila Wolff, Miss Claire Hertz. Miss Edith Meyer, Miss Bessie cadden. Miss Dora Marcus. Mss Kate Steiner. Miss Lera Meyer, Miss Phiiippa Marks. and Miss Bertie \ Bell.
 ALPHA TAU OMEGA DANCE.
 The Montgomery members of the AL pha Tau Omega Fraternity will enter tain their friends from to |, o'clock this evening st banquet and dance which will be given at the New Ex- rhangef Hotel. The unique feature of the entertainment lies in the fact that only members Of the fraternity and their feminine guests will participate in the banount :. The affair is expected to be one of the riast brilliant and delightful of the i. summer season.
 The many friends of Mrs- Fanny i ovens are glad to welcome her home again after visit to the nome ot neg parents in west Point, Miss.
 MT. and Mrs Junius Pierce, Mrs. charles Newson, Miss Willie Jones and Miss wtIlle Johnston who are spending the summer at Granaview' spent Tuesday with friends in Frau vile.
 Miss Pauline Torbsrt. of Lafayette. La spending q few days with MISS Flizabeth Williams at her home on Washington street
 Mrs. s. A. Powell. of Hurtsboro. and Miss Emma Phant, of Tuscaloosa. are visiting Mrs. David Munk at her Apartments in the May Flats on church street.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. A Torbert and Miss Maude Johnson, who have been gpending several days at the Exchange Hotel, have returned to their home Tn Lafayette.
 Miss Ethel Johnston has returned home aster a visit to Mss Josephine Miller in St Louis.
 Mrs. James Andrew. who Is spending some time aA Lookout Mountain. VIII leave there in few days Tor the mountains of North Carolina.
 Mra A. I. R. thompson has gone to fsreanvilie to visit her sister, Mrs. P. C Black. She will be gone week. The Birmingham Age Herald says: Mrn Danforth and her mother. Mrs.