The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18


 CT all good things. Miss Matthews re- ceived many beautiful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served, The guests were: Misses Johnnie Mae Culver, Lily Duffy, willuIah Judkins. MattIe Shine, Mary Joe Matthews, Laura Jones. Sophie Watts, Lou McPherson, Emmie Lamar. Browder, Farnham, Da- wis, Mrs. R. I. Dahlberg. Mrs, Henry Trawick, Mrs. Maud Sellers, Mrs. Bus sey, Mrs. Gardner Owen.
 IN HONOR OF MISS COURIC.
 The Lee Reynolds Circle of the Court Street Methodist Church entertained at a beautiful reception on Friday after noon in honor of Miss Katherine Cou- ric Of Eufaula,
 The home of Mrs. T H. Mizeii where the reception was held. was beautified with wild flowers. palms and roses.
 In the receiving party were Mrs. J. c. Lee. Mrs. E. A. Reynolds, Mrs. Mi- zell Miss Couric.
 Fruit nectar was served throughout the afternoon from a table beautiful in its appointments of smilax and La France roses.
 SOCIAL. GIVEN BY
 EPwORTH LEAGUE
 The Epworth League. of the Court St. Methodist Church. gave delight ful entertainment on Friday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Lo- gan on Court St. The attractive home was further beautihed for the occas- sion, with aims. cut flowers, and Wild flowers sn the dining room. the color scheme of pink and green was carried out in every detail. Pink and green candles burned in silver candelabra. and hints of the same two colors were enjoyed Wild flowers were used In profusion throughout the rest of the house. A burlesque program was feature of the evening. Among those who very successfully initiated book agent; MT. Ralph Simms who is quite an artist drew pictures of the guests present, until they were recognized. Mfr. Armstrong laughingly depicted Lost In Boston," Mir W. E. Halloway gave an impromptu talk. and Miss Marion McGhee told "A pathetic story After this vocal selections by pr. Janies Laktn and Miss Katie Boothe were much enjoyed. A contest during the evening In which quotations from the Bible and Shakespere were guessed. resulted in pr. E. M. Sasvil guessing the largest number correctly The in yited guests were: Misses J6lia Whatley. Kate Booth. Armunta Cox, Bessie Simpson Mamie Farnham of Evergreen, Belle Stuart, Erin Penn Davis, Virginia Dowdel1. Pearl IIlges, Ruby Tllges. Messrs. w Van PeIt, James Lakin. Solomon. Martin. Weaver, Griffin. Herbet Galloway. Mir. and Mrs. B. Steiner, pr. and Mrs. O. c. McGhee MT. and Mrs. R. s. Williams pr. and Mrs. E. M. Sasvil. Mrs. g. F. Conyers.
 800 CLUB ENTERTAINs.
 The 500 Club, which was recently or ganized. and which is composed of la- dies who live in the neighBorhood of the Capitol. yves delightfully."- enter tained on Thursday by Mrs N. F. Neely at her home on Adams Street There were a, number of guests and the game of '5Oo" was played at four tables.
 The apartments were beautifully adorned with pink roses. palms and smilax. After the games a delicious two course luncheon was served. The guest prize. belt buckle. was won by Mrs. Cody, and the club prize, a cut glass bon-bon dish. by Mrs. sSntherlin Noble.
 GREYs' CLUB ENTERTAIN
 AT DANCE.
 The Greys' entertained at most en ioyable dance on Friday evening at their club rooms The german was led bv Captain Everett Jackson assisted bv Miss Georgit Saffold. The chape- rnners were. Mrs. l.. & McKerall. Mrs. Crosby WiIkerson. Mrs. 4. G. Forbes, Mrs, Chestnut. Among the clubs fair guests were: Miss Lois McPherson.