The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

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 CROSSING THE EAR. Sunset and evening star.
 And one clear call for me. And may there be no moaning of the When I put out to sea.
 Hut such . tide as moving seems aslesp. When that which drew from out the
 boundless deep Turns again home.
 Twilight and evening bell.
 And after that the dark. And may there be no sadness or fare- well
 When embark.
 Tod tho from our bourne of Time and The flood may bear me far. [ hope to see my Pilot face te face when have cfost the bar.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. ~Gcd fashioned the earth with skin And the work that He began
 
 Into the hands of man.
 But the flowers uplifted face
 And the sun and wind and sea, Bear witness still of the beautiful place
 --Harper's Magazine. MISS FORBES ENTERrAINs
 AT A HALLOWEEN DINNER
 FOR THE DEBUTANTEs. With all the charm of mystery. and uSII &flr 4xxr< <<efx Izt was royalty observed last evening by Afiss Clara Ellen Forbes, when she en- tertained at dinner at the Beauvoir Club in honor of the debutantes.
 The dining room at the club was att tractiyely decorated, the Hallowe' en Idea being carried out In every detail. Jack-o'-lanterns placed at intervals around the room gave 1t weird ap- pearance.
 The decorations of the table were elaborate. the centerpiece was a large jack-o'-lantern filled with fruits of va rious kinds. This was surrounded by leaves of all coIors. in the rich tones of autumn.
 The place cards for the girls were bouquets of large yellow chrysanthe- mums tied to the back of the chairs with green silk cords.
 The place cards for the men were gold horse shoes tied with yellow rib- bon. At each place were full blown yellow chrysanthemums, made of tis-' sue paper and filled with bonbons. Yel- low candles with yellow shades. burn Ing m crystal candelabra, added to the beauty of the scene. A delicious course dinner was served. After the dinner a real Gypsy xortune teller came and told the for tunes of the guests. This entertain ment was one of the first to be given Tor the debutantes. Miss Forbes wore 2 Handsome duchess lace gown. Miss virginia ADercrombie wore a most be- coming gown of blue crepe de chine trfmmed with silver and q white beav. pr hat with plume.
 Miss Netta Jones was most attract Eve in gown of blue silk trimmed with gold, and her hat was of white bengaiine silk trimmed with white ai. Erettes.
 Miss Jeane Burke, a pretty, h,ona. wore gown of pink crepe meteor. trimmed with gold. and a black hat. MISE Julia Mae Henderson was love- " m gown of green crepe meteor trimmed with silver lace. She wore a black hat trimmed with plumes and rarried bouquet of meteor roses. Miss Isabel Cobbs was especially Rrstty in a pink satin gown trimmed with Irish crochet Lace. She wore a black velvet hat trimmed with plumes The other guests were: Messrs Shepherd Roberts. Tom Martin. John 1T Wallace. Jr. Tmmett SeibeIs. Frank stonenwerck. Frank McPherson. MISS GAsToN ENTERTAINs 7f5 w
 FOR MISS MARKS, Tn compliment to Miss Florence Marks. one of the most attractive of the seasons debutantes, Miss Anne Gaston entertained at a Halloween dinner at her home on Clayton Street last evening
 The home was attractiveIy deco rated Tor the occasion. In the dining room most weird scene greeted the eye Around the room were grinning Jack-o-lanterns, and here and there on the curtains were bats and witches. In the center of the table was a large pumpkin. From this ribbons were ex- tended to various places, and at the appointed time the guests pulled them each receiving favor.
 From the chandelier ropes of yellow fulle were caught to the candle sticks at each place. which were shaded with pumpkin snades.
 Alter the dinner, a fortune teller. dressed as witch. told the fortunes of the guests, from a cosy little tent A delicious course dinner was served Miss Gaston wore gown of old rose SPaHSicu net over satin. Mss Marks was gowned in yellow chiffon.
 The guests were: Misses Florence Marks. Katherine Baldwin. Helen Steiner, Mary Cobbs, Anne Gaston. pr. Westcott, pr. c. G. Laslie w. c. Oates, Jr., Atlee Jordan, Sam Billing.
 
 MRS. COBB TO BE A GUEST, Mrs. Cobb. Secretary of the Wo- mans Foreign Missionary Society of Alabama. will arrive this week to be the guest of Mrs. John J. Flowers. She is not only very charming but a very intellectual woman. She was connected for twenty years with the wesleyan College at Macon Ga.
 She will give an address especially for young people and children on Sum day. Nov. '. at the Court Street Meth odist Church.
 HAIGLER-SANDS.
 Mrs. c. D. Sands, ST., announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ella Josephine. to MT. Lewis Watterson Mz A AR - a AR ~ Aaa AR