The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-30
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} The Inter Sc Club will enter
} tain at a dance this evening at
Oak Park.

. The Inter Sc Club will enter
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Laurine, David Dunn. Edwin Ho'on'
Clayton ROTOR. Robert PenicK.
MASTER WILLIAM GRAY -
wOOLFORk's PARTY.
A charming social event OF yes'u
dav among the young folks was LIZ
nartv at which Master William Gray
Woolfork entertained in the AFTERNOON
at the home of his parents. Mr. anu
Mrs. Robert woolfork on Jen Davis
avenue In celebration OF ms M
birthday. 1t was daisy" party tne
decorations being In brown ana yer
low, numbers of the yellow daisies
with brown centres being used.
Several interesting games In wnich
daisies figured were played. and
daisy contest was feature OF the az
ternoon. The two prizes were won oy
Miss sadie Skehau and Mr.. Frank
Peach. Small hand painted daisy cards
were presented to the guests as SOU
venirs, After the games delicious re-
fresments we're served. Mrs, Woolfork,
mother of the young host, and Miss
Mary SIX chan assisted in entertaining
the guests who were:
Margaret woolfork, James d. Hay
good, Margaret May, Billy Gunter. Sa-
die Skehan, Richard Skehan. Robert
Woolfork. Mamie sightler Ruth Aus
tin, Orby Jones. Mary Skehan Jesse
Traywick. Mary Thomas, Florence
Hudson Frank Peach, Josephine Peach.
Ellen Gunter, Grace Gunter. Elizabeth
Sightler, Gerard Fowler, Robert Gil
christ. Edward Steiner Herbert Hig-
gins. Edgar Cardwell, Joe Garland,
Alex Garland. Will-Aileen Moore,
Aida McLemore. Cherfda McLemore.
Shirley Thompson, Clayton Tullis,
FOR MISS WOLF,
Miss Cecile Rotholz entertained at a
dance last evening In honor of her
guest, Miss Blanche Wolf of Mont
gomery. The home, Oak Terrace. was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
Japanese lanterns. and the affair was
much enjoyed. During the evening
punch and other refreshment were
| served. The guests included: Misses
Blanche Wolf. of Montgomery; Elsie
Fies. Corinne Sommers. Lucille Lenck,
jeanette Benjamin Fannie Jacobs,
Meta Schwab. Tessie Schwartz. Cecil
Rich. Rose Rubei, Messrs, Pauline Levy
of Montgomery, Bert Hirsch. Melville
l.
min. Maurice Bernheim. Leroy ia
cobs. Joe Saks. Ed Linz. Frank .Gug-
genheimer. Bert Frankenstein, Julius
| Flies. Marcus Well. Mas, Cincinnati.
o., Leonard Wertheimer, Lichenstag
New Orleans. Cecile Strauss. Lawrence
simpson, DR.. A. s. Levy Birmingham
News.
o. p. Y. FRATERNITY.
The o. p. X. Fraternity entertained
| in their usual charming manner at a
dance at Oak Park last evening. The
| weather was delightfully."- cool and a
number of young people were in at
tendance.
The guests were: Misses Marie
| Ella Vaughn Patterson. Warren, Lii
| liam Hughes of Birmingham, Lucy
Glover, Rob Hailes Rebecca Stout, May
Rousseau. Sallie watkins Wood;
Messrs John Stfatford, Warren Brown,
Walter Browder. Gus Gilmer, Gus
Knabe. Graham Stratford. John Min
! MIS- Ernest Holt, Eugene Smith, Leo
Baareke. Platt Stout, Sidney Boyd
Stewart May. George McGou, Charles
! Harris, George McManus, Sam Solo,
| mon.
MISSES CLARk's HOUSE PARTY.
Misses Katie and Nellie Clark, OF
4 this city, are the hostesses this week
! at a most delightful house party at the
] country home of their brother, Mr..
| Walter Clark, at Hope Hull.
The party is being given in honor
| of their cousins, Misses Marion and AL
berta Breedlove, of New Orleans.
| Their guests include Miss Palmer
Cary, Miss Bessie Weatherly, Miss Ruth
/ Weatherly. Miss Neliie Wood Wiley.
| Miss Henriette Voolfolk, Miss Bessie
|
ham and Miss Emily Clark.
Miss Mary George Cruikshank has
| returned to her home in Birmingham
after being the admired guest of Miss
Kennedy also left yesterday for ITALIA
dega Admission Evening Star.
Miss Virginia Dowdell is spending
the summer at Lake Toxaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Levy and Miss
Sadie Levy are spending some time
in North Carolina.
Miss Emily milestone has returned
from a most enjoyable visit to her
aunt. Mrs. H. w, Miner, at her sum
mer home, Hills Creek, near Birming-
| ham.
Mr.. w. ". Connolly or Atlanta is
spending several days with his mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Connolly, on Madison
Avenue
Miss Leo Sanders of Montevallo. who
has been the guest of Miss Sarah Con-
molly. has gone to Dothan to visit
! friends.
Misses Jeane Barnes. Vester. Wallace
and Sallie Morris, left yesterday for
| McGhee's Switch. to attend a house
party given by Miss Estelle Chest
mutt.
Misses Efle and Margaret Turnip-
seed left yesterday for the East and
points in Canada.
Mrs. Chester w. Newton and Mrs.
H. H. Martin of Dothan spent yester-
day in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick is visit
ing Miss Louisa Hall at Coosada.
Mrs. Lucille A. Williams, little
daughter Virginia Stone. and sisters