The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
Roasha Armistead Higgina Social Editor Phone 2bla

II WILD WISHES. | wish, becauSe the sweetness oi so1'
 passing
 Makes all the earth Earoen "nofo
 you tread. roses.
 sion-redl
 | wish, because the softness of your
 breathing
 stirs the white jasmiue at your win
 dow. frame,
 That I might ss the fragrance of a To stir the night breeze with your
 dearest name wish, because the glory of your strews all the field of heaven with
 throbbing stars.
 That miSht storm the portals of your And soar with you beyond nights golden barsi
 T wish to De the day you die. Beloved. Though at It's close my foolish heart
 must break!
 But most of all. wish. my desres' To be the Blessed Morning when vou --rths, 1 N. Hewitt, in Harpers Masa-
 zine for July.
 MRS. BIBB GRAVES IS EN-
 RETAINED IN BIRMINGHAM Mrs. Bibb Graves. of Montgomery: who. with her husband. is the gues. several days. has been the honor ruest at number of informal bridge parties during the week. Tuesday aI- ternoon Mrs. vassar Allen was hostess in compliment to her, at which she en- tertained three tables of guests. The deeorations were roses, and various flowers, and two prizes were given Mrs. Graves winning the score prize and Mrs, George H. Clarke the game prise Following this she has been en- tertained almost daily by other nost- esses, and this afternoon Mrs. J. NOT man Brooks will informally entertain two tables at bridge complimentary to her, the guests invited being: Mrs. Bibb Graves, Mrs. yassar Allen, Mrs Fred Dow. Mrs. Charles M. Nice. Mrs John Watts, Mrs. c. J. Palmer, Mrs Carl Seals. Mrs. Gus Brandon and Mrs william B. Fort--Birmingham Age Herald.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Mrs. A. J. Harris. who is spendine  yesterday in honor of her little daugh. ter Syiyia's' tenth birthday. The little guests were entertained in the beautiful yard and parior of the hotel.
 Games were played and delicious re. treatments were served.
 The guests were: Ciemantine and Alice Kohn, Jewel Kate. Harry. John Barnett and William Deramus. Tom Barnett, Mary Ellen Baldwin. Bessie Miles. Elizabeth Moses. Evelyn and Cordelta Scott. Frank Gulledge. Charles Norton and Sylvia, Eloise and Gus Har~ ris. IT,
 MISS wADsw0RTH ENTERTAINs. Miss Lily May Wadsworth entertain. cd most deiishtfully Thursday evening at her home on Clayton Street. at a lawn party in honor of her guest, Miss Vera West. of Albany. Ga.
 The lawn was decorated with Jap anese lanterns and electric lights Games were played and delicious re- treatments were served.
 Miss Wadsworth wore gown oi white lingerie. and Miss West wal gowned in blue muslin. Mise Wads. worth was assisted in entertaining bS Miss Sina Lou wadsworth. who wore white silk, zusf Afra. flhsrt Wadsworth who wore white lingsrie.s
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Reese have re. turned to their home fin Selma afteI visiting pr. and Mrs Lamar Law Mrs. W. T. sheehan and little son Winston have returned from visit te relatives in Sumter County.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Parker. after a delightful visit of several months to their daughter. Mrs. Robert Yeats. ir Winters. Tex. have returned home.
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 Mir. and Mrs. J. 6. Carroll have re- turned to Troy after spending several { days in the city. Miss Elizabeth Holmes and Miss Lr Charle Wilson are visiting Miss Min uie Watt Pierce at Coosada.
 t+ Mrs. J. c. Lawrence has returned te her home at Union Springs after visit to friends in this city.
 Mfr. and Mra H c. Gunnels ant Misses Louise and Edith Gunneis. have gone to Mobile and Point Clear for sev' eral weeks.
 Misses Roberta and Eloise Hawkins have returned home after several weeks visit to Pensacola.
  Mrs. L. J. Fleming and children will leave tomorrow for visit to relatives in Florence.
 Among the guests at the Blount Springs Hotel are Miss Phedora Ran. dolph, Miss Jule Randolph of Mont. gomery, and Miss Mary Dawson and Miss Georgia Dawson of Selma.-Birm- ingham Age-Herald.
 
 Misses Fine and Maud Shaver. of An.
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