The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
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 F0R NO TRuMPs. J Mrs. Walter Berry was hostess for the No Trumps Club yesterday after- noon, when she also entertained a few other friends at the home of Mrs. owen D Brewer at Cioverdale.
 The several apartments of the pretty orated with smilax and white carna- tions.
 From q table in the hall. Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Mary Byrd Wil- Hams, served fruit punch.
 The guests were: Miss May Robinson. Miss Nellie Meyer, Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs. Harry Norton, Mrs, Ralph Quiseq- berry. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs. A. B. Kennedy, Mrs. VIII Moore, Mrs. " T Sheehan. Mrs. Morgan Morris. Mrs. John Flowers. Miss Estelle Hubbeh. Miss Estelie Meyer, Miss Gib- bons. Miss Mary Boyd Williams. Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs Brewer of Kan fsas City. and Mrs Andrew Buchanan. s
 The club prize. . silver niagree cologne bottle. was won ny Mrs' isay
 The euest .prise. cut glass bon bon jdish. wac won by Mrs Morgan Morris. The consolation prize fell to Mrs. .pancv, and wAsa silver framed picture HISS BETTT's CARD PARTY 1 E0H VISITORS. At o'clock yesterday afternoon, Miss Grace Betty entertained at cards in honor of Miss Camp of Virginia and Miss Rogers of Letohatchie. The house was decorated with ferns Mnd narcissus.
 Misg Betty was assisted in the hospi- &aiities by Mrs. Charles c. Abercrom- bic. Mrs. Alice Moore and Misses Laura and Margaret Chambers.
 The invited guests weres Misses Ser tha Fitzpatrick, Mary Meyer. Lizzie Fitxpatrick. May Tyson, Rebecca Rnt- ledge, Dixie Drum. Lucia Richardson. Roberta Roberts, Christine Glass, Annie Danziger Reta Ament, Lytle Aments Flora May Ament Dora Davidson. .Pinkstou, Annie Warren Jones, Sa- Jra Warren Wilkerson. Georgia zsichardson, Marie Alexander, Clara Ei- len Forbes. Margaret Chambers. Laura Chambers. Annie Gaston. Van Ausdei, Margaret Browne. wiIkerson. Rate Steiner. Thomas, yaline Sanford. Mary Ellen Harris. Taylor Beale. Ser trude gohnstone Georgia Saffold, Lula, Mcoueen. Mary Mcqueen. Corrie c. Smith. Mary Kennedy. Cecelia Payne.
 Miss Corrie c. smith won the prize a hand-paintea china pun box. The con. soiatson feH to Mss Dixie Drum. and was hand-paintsd ehina vase.
 MRS. CANnfER,s CARD PARITY.
 On yesterday morning Mrs. Herbert Candler was hostess for the Thurs day Bridge Club at her home. which was effectively decorated in cut flow ere, palms and ferns for the occasion.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Chapman passed khe score cards among the guests. The guests prize, . hand-embroidered dresser scarf. was won by Mrs. T, c. watts
 A delicious luncheon was served. { The guests were:
 Mesdames w ". Pearson, Charles Norton, c. .Beasof, Alex Troy. Robert Chapman. Albert Brane, James Branne. w. c. Blob, Bibb Graves, D. Ms Au- trews. Miss Gabe Watts. MesdaEnes Troy. Thad Watts. Charles Johnson. Morgan Morris. Harden Fitts. |. P lFrieming. Lucius- Gaston. ". 4. Gun IningFiam, C. H. MeConnbs. w. D. Fort sfcDufg Cain. J. M. Davidson. Albert Pickett John goldsmith. Arthur Edge. Miss Mary Galt of Selma, Miss Mary Troy. Miss Matte Woods. Miss Algin Ware. Miss while Edge and Miss Lucy iTruss.
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 TOR MRS. NFAYETYsLD. Thuraday, at her suburban home. on BellinEer Htil hfrs F. P. Glass enter 4ained at luncheon in compliment to aGrs. J. J.s MayasId. guests being Mrs. T ] ' Mayfleld. Mrs. John c. Anderson. Mrs William A. Gayle, Mrs. Michael Cody, Mrs. E R. Tabor, Mrs Frank St0lIerwerclk, Mrs. w. HI. Tlionhs, Mrs. A. S. Woolfollx, Mrs. Charles Thigpen. Mrs. George Mc- Combs. and Mrs. Henry Edmondsons.
 The tablacloth was Mexican drawn aintn and the flowers were white car nations and fernss
 The luncheon was elegantly. appoint cd. in each Of the many courses: one novel feature being the salad course Of tomatoess fashioned like lilies. Mrs. Glass wore dark blue voile trimmed with lace, and Mrs. Mayfields gown was rose satin with which she wore becoming black picture Hat.
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 DINNER TO MISS BAKER. Last night pr. and Mrs, ]. M. Baker gave c very beautiful dinner in honor of the formers atster Miss salIle Baker of Virginia.
 The table ccver was of Reniassance' lace over pink satin and the floral decS -0rationB were pink scarnatt0ns.f The bon-bons were in pink and greenA and the fees were fashfoned like fruit. The place cards were vazentines In silver candelabra burned pink tapers capped with pink shades.
 The guests were: Masses Sallie Baker. Lizzie Andrew. Theresa Roquemore, Eff lie May wagner, Caroline Hanron, pr. .Westcote, Mr. woodruff. Mir Seibels, Dr.. Lay, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett and pr. MccOniee' CRADLE OF CONEEDERACY, / The Cradle 6f the cDnfederacy Chap Ger, U. ID. G. met Wednesday with Mrs Charles Newson. the Secretary, in her apartments In the Sayre Flats.
 This was the first meeting under the regime of the new onicerss and there was a good attendance.
 A good deal of routine business was transacted, among other things. Mrs. c. D. Beaie. the President announced the following chaiTpen of commit tees: Proapectus, Mrs. Herbert Bat tie; Credentials, Mrs. Albert Taylor: Cross of Honor. Mrs.. c. A. Lanter: Cabinet, Mrs M. C.. Watts; Laurel Wreath. Mrs. Philip Travis: Finance, Mrs. M. A. Baldwin: Msmorial, Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt.
 The other members of these respec- tive committees was also announced.