The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-20

q afternoon at 8 o'clock at her home y
D on Sayre Street, In honor Of her y
. guest, Miss Mabel Moore, of Union =
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most admired of the many fair visitors.
By her attractive personality and
charm OF manner, she made many
friends.
Miss Coralie attends school in Wor-
chester, Mass. and will finish next
year. She has a lovely voice, which
has been much admired.
BARN DANCE AT PICKETT SPRINGS.
/ One of the most picturesque and
novel affairs of the season was the
barn dance at which Mrs. c. G. Aber-
crombie. Mrs. Phares Coleman and Mrs.
L. B. Farley entertained last evening
at Pickett Springs in honor of Misses
Virginia and Rose Owen McDavid of
Birmingham. and also Misses Jet Aileen
Farley, Virginia Abercrombie and Mar
garet Coleman, and the Delta Phi ONE
ga camping party.
The pavilion was unusually attrac-
tive and odd in its decorations bun
dies of hay were placed here and there,
making the scene q real country one.
The girls wore blue and pink checked
Bingham aprons tied in the back with
big bows, and blue and pink sunbon-
nets, and wore their hair in two plaits
tied with ribbons. The boys more blue
overalls. with red and blue banana
handkerchiefs tied around their necks.
The grand march was led by Miss
Virginia McDavid, assisted by Mr.
Harry Bandy.
Each dancer carried cornstalk
which was all that was needed to make
the scene a typical country one. Sew
eral unique figures were used In the
march. among them the three letters'
D P o, in honor of the fraternity for
which the dance was given. During the
evening punch was served, and stick
candy was used as favors; at the close
of the evening watermeions were cut.
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B.. Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. Phares
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Winches-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard. Mr..
and Mrs r. J. Chambers Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. F. Lyon. Mrs. ] M. deCottes
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. w. c. oates, MISS
Jennie Lodge Herbert.
The guests were:
Misses virginia McDavid, Rosa Owen
McDavid, Lillian Hill, Louise kolo'
Margaret Coleman. Fedora Randolph,
olivia Bogacki, Virginia Abercrombie,
Maggie Hubbard, Annie Holt, Bessie
Maddox. Willie Jones, Elizabeth Beais'
JetaIine Farley, Georgia. Richardson,
julie Randolph, Katie Halls, LILY Lee,
Annie Laurie, Clara Westcott Emma
Vaughn. Willie Jones, Elizabeth Nc
Knight. Ida Thompson, Duke. Dozier,
Ruth Sadler, Emily Lyon. Margaret
Jones' May Frances Hughes, Malvina
Coleman.
NSa..rs Harry RANDY Edward NAV
Gordon McGehee, Randolph Chandler,
Phares Coleman. Alva Fitzpatrick, c.
G.. Hume, Shap Dowdell, Ward, Rowen
Holt, Jack Hastings Tom Betty, Troy
Halls, Cation, Alex Cassels, VIII Ellis
berry, Joe Persons, Lee Betty, Sam En-
giehardt. Dick Stevens, Gather Perry.
Shelley Boykin, Robert Grigg, Rowland
Weber, Sanders Hickey. Harris Wash
burn, Ben washburn. Charlie Brame.
Taylor Jones, Tom Fitzpatrick. Browne
CASTOR. Olin Pinkston. John Richard
son. VIII Grigg, Charles Abercrombie,
Samuel Cassels. Kirk jackson. and
John Richardson.
A ROYAL DEBUTANTE
The feature of the court of Bucking-
ham Palace last week was the presen-
tation of Princess Alexander Of Fife
the daughter of the Princess Royal
and the Duke of Fife. says a Northern
print.
She was eighteen. and. looking very
sweet in white satin passed before her
royal grandparents with a smile but
nor courtesy, for 1t Is contrary to
etiquette for a royal princess to make
such obeisance of the sovereign. She
takes her place of right at once in the
royal circle.
It was 1890 when their majesties
entered the throne room. The king
wore the uniform of colonel-in-ch of
the Scots Guards. The queen wore
gold spangled gown with corsage and
train to correspond, the tiara of dia-
monds with diamond ornaments. Her
majesty's orders were the Garter and
Albert. the kings coronation order.
and the Danish family order.
Thousands of beautiful flowers most
ly from the royal Conservatives at
Windsor and Sandringham, were used
in the decorations of the reception and
anterooms, while a forest of palms
was grouped on the staircase and
along the corridors. In the recep-
ton room his maJest's body guard
of gentlemen-at-arms was on duty
and along every passage and down the
grand stairway were stationed the
yeomen OF the guard in their quaint
costumes.
Many beautiful dresses were seen
among the distinguished assemblage
One of the prettiest belonged to the
Crown Princess of Sweden, better
known as Princess Margaret of Con-
naught. She wore gown of green
satin charmeuse embroidered in dull
gold, the skirt draped on one side to
show a petticoat of lace. The court
train was of ivory satin. embroidered
in different shades of gold.
Hon S. p Ralner of Union Springs
received a card Tuesday from his
daughter, Miss Mime Lee Rainier.
who, with Miss Lucy Faegln, was in
Milan, Italy, having a pleasant time.
says the Bullock County Breeze. Since
their arrival in the old world they
have met quite a number of Ameri-
cans. especially DR.. Saffold and wife
of the University of Alabama, whom.
they met In Venice and accompanied
them to Milan. They will go to Switz-
erland soon and through Europe, TAX
ing the steamer for their return at
Glasgow. Scotland, about September l.
Miss Rainer will be remembered as
one of the attractive visiting girls this
season when she received much atten-
ton as the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Scale Harris.-Mobile Register.
Miss Rainier has many friends in
this city where she has often visit
ed.
MASTER WILSON RROOFxS, PARTY.