The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-15

wore gowns of blue silk, eiaborately trimmed with lace.
 A delicious two-course luncheon was served An orchestra rendered a bright musical program during the evening.
 Mrs. cobbs. who is gracious hos tess. possessing gentle dignity that Is most attractive. wore a handsome gown of black ret over black satin. trimmed with lace. She carried bou- quet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 The Misses cobbs are two of Mont gomery's loveliest girls. Possessing most attractive personality and a win some charm of manner. they are al ready two of the most popular debu- tantes of the season.
 Miss Isabelle Cobbs wore a beauti- ful gown of white embroidered nous seline over white satin trimmed with pearl and crystal passementrie. She carried an arm-cluster of pink roses.
 Miss Mary Cobbs was gowned in handsome crystal mousseiine over sat in. with trimming of real lace and pearls. She carried American Beauty roses.
 Assisting in receiving the guests were the mothers of the two guests of honor, Mrs. !. Lewis Cobbs, and Mrs. Claude Cobbs.
 Mrs. Lewis Cobbs wore grey bro- caded messaline gown, trimmed with real lace and pearls.
 Mrs. Claude Cobbs was gowned in black crepe de chine with jet trim mings.
 Th. vo,,~ iaAt.. ...,..,. tr - tertaining were: Misses Julia May Henderson. Helen Steiner, Katherine Baldwin. Florence Marks. Jeane Burke. Annie Solomon. Kitty Dent. Lillian Hill. Mary Goodwin Ashley. Marjorie Workman. Maude Harris of Savannah, Netta Jones. Virginia Abercrombie. Augusta Coleman.
 Throughout the evening there were several hundred callers, and the re- ception was one of the seasons most brilliant events
 MRS. WINTER ENTER- .. TAHNs FOR VISITORS. . Mrs = Isaac Winter entertained at a beautiful luncheon Tuesday at I o'clock In compliment to Mrs. .Schaal, Miss Ad- Ter of Berlin. and Miss Jacobs of Nat chez. Miss. The color tone in the decorations was white and gold.
 The table was spread with a lace piece over yellow satin. and the cen- trepiece was vase of yellow chrys- 
 delicious course luncheon was served.
 The guests were: Mfr. and Mrs. Sid ney Winter. Mir. and Mrs Schaal, Miss Adler, Miss Jacobs. Miss Rosa Adler, Miss Cecile Loeb.
 MRS. STEVENSON ENTERTAINs.
 The members of the Tuesday Card Club were indebted to Mrs. Fornev Stevenson for a most enjoyable time when she entertained them Tuesday morning at bridge.
 Her home was attractively decorated with 8 profusion of ferns.
 Two prizes were awarded, Mrs. Will liam Marks won the club prize, a wa- ter color picture. Mrs. Ben Noble won the guest prize. hand-painted bonbon dish.
 After the games a course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. J. D. McNeel assisted Mrs. ste- venson in entertaining her guests.
 A fewf friends not including club members were present. MISS wILKERsoN ENTER
 TAINs THIRTEEN CLUB
 Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson enter. tained the Thirteen Club and a number of other friends most delightfully."- Tuesday morning at the Beauvoir Club
 Bridge was played at ten tables. ant two prizes were awarded Miss Annie Chandler won the club prize and Mis- Mary Kirkpatrick the guest prize.
 They were both black silk hose.
 After the games a course luncheon was served.
 Miss Wilkerson wore @ gown of rose silk and carried a. bouquet of Ameri' can Beauty roses. About forty guests enjoyed the occasion.
 FEAGIN-PEACH.
 Mrs. John Hixon Peach requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daughter. Irene, to MT Arthur Henry Feagin on the evening of "wednesday. Dec. 2s, at o'clock in the Methodist Church, Clayton, Ala
 The above invitation mas been re- ceived by friends in this city. Miss Peach is an unusually charming girl and has many friends throughout the State, to whom her approaching mar riage will be of interest. Mir. Feagin Is Q popular and successful young busi- ness man in Union Springs. where he Is in the cotton business.
 THE MODEL WIFE.
 Recently pr. Forrest p. Dagger, pas tor of St. Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church of Philadelphia, preached an impressive sermon upon the various clements which constitute an Ideal heIpmeet, says an exchange.
 According to Dr.e Dagger, the model wife is: ....
 one who does not spend $25 week when her husbands salary is SEQ.
 One who does not spend three-quar- ters of her time gossiping with ner neighbors.
 one who has the breakfast dishes washed when her husband comes home for supper.
 One who keeps her home neat and tidy.
 One who enjoys her husbands pros perity, is ready to sympathize with him in diversity and helps to make the home happy.
 One who thinks more of her chill dren than of bull pups.
 One who cares more for her home and children than for afternoon bridge.
 One who realizes the value of per owIdaa as diainfactanta nof aa hair