The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
WOMEN dna SOCIETY
mssss Bs.AAsaA orsa, seesty siscr. PAens No isst

= - The sntertatamsnt was in the nature s. Sf 0sorgs wasntneton pabrsy: pb .amss nee
 were we're played Ssnss ssiae besatifuliy adorned in red. white and biue. red eernauens and red shaded lights being nssa. M
 5iss ass and Tolss on sass % tssis I ssssssi aiisd
 EEith candy was cut for e s soussn,ITi s;naI;
 Dsncy TwG wnnns srsssh the wsss sius pss brass eandiestick. and Mrs. Win Naftei the gpsst's prize. Christy picture; During the morning punch was served
 sas na sro Of sh. sanis nstiSSns eoo % M l Mrs. Arthur McCord and Mrs. George | Tyson presided here.
 Mrs sassss ssds sy ss ns ssssssd n ui
 Cleveiand O.. and Mrs. Pat McGauley. bers, were: Mrs. William Hlil. Mrs
 Mrs. John Flowers, Mrs. George Mentz, | Mrs. Arthur McCord, Mra [ M RiGgs | Mrs. Adams of Birmlngham,- Miss An- nie Lou Trimble. Miss Nell Meyer. MRS. BEAsLEY ENTERTAINs.
 the psrsy ssy'au at ahicn sssn Mss m Bncsnsr Bsas.
 ley entertained at the home of her par
 on Perry Street Her Her guests were the | members of the Tuesday Afternoon
 sridgs Club. and number or other The home was beautifully decorated I for the occasion. Tn the drawing room | and hall white roses and palms were l used. Tn the library. a color scheme
 roses and ferns being. lavishly placed | In the dining room American Beanty | roses were the flowers. Bridge vas
 at eight tables Tor wor sw4 9hp prelies nia I prize. a white satin opera bag. em, broidered in pink ribbon roses; ano Mrs. Frank Peabody, the Euests prize score cards were passed by little Miss | Isabel Teague Beasley, who was da1nty | in a frock of blue silk. and by Master George Teague Scriba, in . hend-em-
 and the confections were in the form
 0i MTs. fGssi Beaslsy was assIsted in recelv- l inS by x her siSters. Mrs. George Serbia | of New York, and Miss Bessie Teague. Her guests were: Mrs Q. ". Gar
 .rett of Msynsyille, Mrs. aS Earl Lpsz,mra s,5san Mrs. Haywood BArtlett Mrs: Thomas | Hewlett, Mrs. Jesse Adams Mrs. Owen Brewer. Mrs. c. e; Zlrkle. Mrs. Frank
 Matthews, Mrs. Wiii sheehan. Mfa olin | Kirkland. Mrs. May Steiner croEnflie- | lin. Mrs. w. P. DeJafnette, Mrs: Frank Walsh. Mrs Louis RobsrtsOn. MEs: ..s. A; 0e Laura Hiii, Mittie Ellen Ashley. Delnaa 1 Holmes. Bessie BIbb, Mary Goodwin 1 Ashley, Hathaway Smith. Kathleen l o'Connor, Mattie McGhee. Roberta Hop- erts.
 MRS. HUGH DENT ENTERTAINs. l On yesterday Mrs. Hugh Dent enter
 tained at the. second of \ series or caso ,s closing days of the social season. al 1 her home in cloverdaie.
 In each room of the house q diner-
 ens ers toi0a to eorrespond. nS fn the parior the | coiors were green ana white the low CTS daffodils and the candles green 1 with silver filiagree shades,
 l used in effective combination. the can | dles being red and red carnations the 1 flowers. The dining room was plnk
 and lilies of the valley was the nowei
 Mrs. Dent, wearing violet rnessa- I line, trimmed In rose e-point lace re- l ceived her guests in the hall where guests were: Mrs Jack ThorinEton l Mrs. ]. w. walker, Mrs. Elliott Han. I non, Mrs. J. M. deCottes, Mrs. R. L l Whitfield Kelly. Mrs. Ed. Watts. Mrs 1 W. B. Kelly. Mrs. T. r: LeQrand I Mrs. Warren Tyson. Mrs. W.ltsr Elsls l Mrs. Henry EYans. Mrs. J. c. Virden
 Irs. Warren Reese. Mrs. Henry Bart
 iss The prize. "a venstIan bon-bo dish
 was won by Mrs. John Fillmore
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 WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER
 1 CHILDREN or CONFEDEnACH There was a special meeting of the | Winnie Davis Chapter Children of the | Confederacy. held at the home of tht 1 Director, Mrs 8. Hertzs during the | week. when arrangements were mads 1 for the forthcoming George waning: l ton party to be given on February S2 l at Chamoers's Hall.
 The Chapter voted to become 2 mem Der of the nti-Tuberculosis League l At the next meeting steps VIII De takeT | looking to the welfare of the Wlnnls l Davis Loan Scholarship funo.
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 MISS DRUM ENTERTAINs
 l Miss Dixie Orum was the hostess toi morning. Her guests were contined tt | fhs members of the club. Two prizes | were Awarded. a box of hand-embroia' i cred handkerchiefs to Miss Clara Eller | Forbes who made the highest score 1 and fan to Miss Margaret Browne. Tns 1 rooms were prettily decorated in palmi
 ~nA Xfter the games. a delicious two.
 course iuncehon was servSd.
 LIGHT AND POWER | COMPANIES DAN CtS'
 The ball given "Wednesday nignt e ie I the Light and Power Company by tne