The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-26
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
Rosalis Armsssad Higgins Social Editor, Phone 2S4s.
MRS. WELL ENTERTAIEs
nuu aES ME- CLUB

Mrs s,ane,, a. we'll entertained the
Sesame Club and the Presidents 81 Al
the other literary clubs at her nonio
on Lawrence street yesterday aIter-
noon i'm a thoroughly delignttui man
ner. Her home was beautituiiy w
Grated for the occasion In an at.rae
tive color scheme of, white and vel
low. Numbers Of marguerite daisies
ana white lilies were used, with palms
and ferns making q pleasing back
ground.
IN the hall. was a cluny lace cover over
yellow satin. on one side was a large
bouquet OF sweet peas. daisies ana
roses tied with q bow OF yellow satin
ribbon and on the other SIDE pou-
ouet of marguerite daisies.
Mrs. Emil Well, wearing white lin
rerie. with touches of blue, and Miss
Moses. wearing gown OF white ana
blue, presided here.
Mrs. well. who wore white lingerie
gown, was assisted in receiving py
Mrs. Leon Welt, Mrs. A. B. Mayer and
Mrs. Ernest Mayer. In the dining
room where q delicious three-course
luncheon was served. the decorations
were elaborate. The table was COW
cred with cluny lace table cloth, on
which were dishes of bon-bons ana
cakes.
In the centre of the table was
basket filled with daisies, lilies. AND
maiden hair ferns Two contests were
enjoyed during the afternoon, one
was an original literary s roa a,,r,
bringing in the subjects studied our
In the past year, and written by Mrs.
Well. Miss Julia Moses won the prize,
n brass iardeniere in which was
growing palm. The other was pook
contest. each guest representing some
standard novel. Mrs $. Loeb won tne
prize. q book, Sesame and Lilies.
The guests on this delightful occa-
sion were: Mrs. w. J. Chambers, MRS.
raw Rushton. Miss Rutson Hatchett,
Miss Olivia Anderson. Mrs. Alex Car
land. Mrs. w. j. DeJarnette. Miss Re
becca Pollard, Mrs. Glenn Andrews,
Miss Margaret Booth, Miss Pauine
Hausman, Mrs. Leon Well. Mrs A. u.
Meyer, Miss Alkaline Nathan OF 81.
Louis, Miss Julia Moses, Mrs. Emil
well. Mrs. Isadore Well, Mrs. . TO-
man, Miss Cecile Loeb. Mrs Dave
Cohen. Mrs Ernest Mayer Miss Rosa
strauss, Miss Amelia Meyer. Miss Emily
Meyer, Miss Rose Steiner, Mrs. 9. b.
stern, Miss Della Mohr, Mrs. Godfrey.
Goldman, Mrs. G. f.. Moritz Miss
Beuiah NORTH, Miss Hilda Moritz. Miss
BERTHE Well.
MRS. JOHN WDACh
ENTERTAINs AT BRIDGE.
Mrs. N. N. Curtis and Miss Alice
Curtis, of Columbus. Ga. were the
honor guests at most enjoyable
bridge party yesterday. afternoon when
Mrs. John Welch entertained for them
at her home ON Court Street. The par
lors were fragrant with sweetpeas of
eli colors Eight tables were arranged
, for bridge, and two prizes were award
ed. A c1ofsonne enamel pin, to Mrs.
Ray Jones, and the consolation. wa
ter color picture. to Mrs. W. II. Hub
bard. Mrs. WEIGH was assisted In en-
pertaining by her aunt, Miss sallie
Johnston.
After the games a two course lunch
con was served
The guests were: Mrs. W. r. Max
1 well. Mrs. ]. H. kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Wiley Hill. Mrs. John Goldsmith, Mrs.
Knox Of Eafauia Mrs. Charles Newson.
Mrs. d. r.. Munk. Mrs. H. B. john
son, Mrs. william Hubbard. Mrs. Am
crime, Mrs. H. C. Gunnels. Mrs. War
rem Dent. Mrs. Morgan Morris. Mrs.
John West, Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. Jami-
taon, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. Durham,
Mrs. Britt Matthews, Mrs. George
Harris, Mrs. Charles Beach. Mrs. Lynn
Fort, Mrs. Fern Wood, Misses katha-
Urine Alley, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Mary
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