The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Itsnss of lntsyssf { to Montgomery z
 and to ths State

" In0lko f1l umll1 Iin0 01U ImuMU1D I ftoiiettes. both of those receiving and those calling. was notable. Two par ,,isulsrly ,s pISturessas agysss of the lat; ns
 wat as.n nss ssensry Mry sss ssses ba: Fs so%s sRs sias as hat tsimmed h @iliow plumss of ss srm ssniacens Snf saf diamond mos braaSse bsacs e leaves and clusters of diamond grapes. mounted in blue enameled sold bands brooch. These jewels were those worn by Miss Balls grsnamother. the late SSn colonel osU ssises siss wss Ssea amer can Minister te Belgium. 70 Miss Steiner's brunette beauty was never more pronounced. the modish d. ing the graceful lines of her figure. l A BEAUTIFUL DINNER PARTY. The dinner given by Mir. and Mrs | F. J. Breher and MT. and Mrs. J. E.. couple on Pleasant Avenue Monday night in compliment to Miss Viola Cameron and her fiance, Mir. Jones. was B particularly interesting event.
 f oss. onS sad ss .ms. mfrs ss & 1 ing room in narcissus blooms and maiden hair ferns
 ssIs S'fs s.ss .sri n Ss tSs ss ssSss : sns s .s.s Ta.s eight. .eSufss dinner: 4 strins csntes aes ~fof of the sridss table ssp there was a, 2 large cg.glsss bowl filled l narcissns Blooms. Tn silver candies above the table. covering the guests ns9o yops. ssn0Ry aS o ases sss ys as trailing to each corner of the table. l The place cards were folders bearing the initials of Miss Cameron and MT. .was the menu, and the place name. indiyidvai dssignsted as well as to the pointed master Of ceremonies. and In happiest vein Mrs. Andrews, one of msnt, ns os.sss Married Ponss womans % % View of Life After the Eclipse of the Honey
 MT. W. K. warren was called upon on behalf of the married men. and made a most felicitous speech.
 MT; J; T Wiiiiams was pressed into spoke of life. as viewed by mere locker on with the charmed state of mstrlmony.
 spinsters View of Married Life, snd l oecastoned much merTiment by her inc
 A number of other speeches were
 Mrs. Behan wore. a champagne silk | yoil trimmed in lace. and Mrs. Andrews camercn's gown was blue messeiins With gold trimmings.
 On Ran1gy RsGASyoIE fLgs tgs Rs.sSa- RRASGE c, gave another in It's series of delightfui formal decoration, but the spacious Asll roo and suite os rssa ,ss music and laughter. Punch was serv- cd If from q prettlly ,aPpotntsd table.
 The german was led by MT. Shepherd ton. who wore a Nile green messeline trimmed in silver spangled lace
 Among those spresent were Mir. and | Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, Mir. and Mrs stolienwerck of Baltimore. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Abercrombie, Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Kesler. Mir. and Mrs. :. White Kelly: Mrs. Charles Jackson of son, Mrs. Ida Tatum. MT. and Mrs, I Warren Tyson. Misses Dixie Drum, An. riie Gaston, Roberto Roberts, Georgia
 sss eosssa aars Esn Hsn AsSs ss1s ks Steiner, Sarah Warren WtilSsrson. Ef. len Tyson. Mildred Andrew. Theresa patrick. Marie Alexander. Lucia Isich- ardson. Georgia Richardson. Taylor Reale. Annie Chandler, Etheldra VII. Thomas, Minna Dent, Francis Jones, Caroline. Hannon. Paula seibs. Lottie Wyly; Messrs shep Roberts, Merrell Frank Randolph, Brannon Hubbard, Ninninger. Winchester, pr. Lay Ben tamin. Nea Herbert Grsves. Fipe. Bet eff eff r TsSor. % SoraRinston SsRs Se'nsS cSurebil rGTi Marks Major Thurston, Wyly, Joseph. Noble. Gus Tatnna, Miller, LightfooI Mourning. Edgar,
 WOMAN's HOME MEETING. =
 The monthly business meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association was held at the Home yesterday after noon with an interested and enthusi- astic attendance of the members, pre- sided over by the President, Mrs. T. W. Ramon.
 silent prayer was followed by roll call, payment of dues and reports of Il the Secretary. Mrs. M. B. Campbell, and of the Treasurer, Mrs. W. c.
 The Committees on AAdmittance. on Repairs. on Supplies and on Grounds reported satisfactory and energetic
 The efnciept matron. Mrs. F. E. sherman. reported industry. order and mates having quilted 200 quilts dur
 The othcerss managers and members were actively engaged Christmas and hearts of the inmates. by contribut- ing and distributing. the many remem- brances sent to the Home by Montgom- | efy's charitable people. who, for the past twenty-eight years have made these occasions bright and happy ones to the worthy and grateful recipients. tance into the Home, because of non residence in the city. The Association was delighted to have Mrs. Margaret Waller present at this meeting.
 MRS. BIBB HOSTESS.
 The Ladies Memorial Association met 1 with the President. Mrs. M. D. Blob. and spent most delightful morning. I Day in April in order to give the orator and recitationist, ample time to prepare papers behtting the occasion. The Association passed resolutions to unite with the Tuberculosis League, and Mrs. J, Y. Brame was appointed dele-
 The report from the Confederate supper given on Dee. 10, showed a social success and $44 cleared.
 After business was disposed of, the liadtes gath cred around the tea cups, and old-fashioned custard cups used at Blob. Mrs. J. c. Lee spoke of that occasion as a most sumptuous feast, | where over a thousand guests called l to congratulate the venerable couple, and when Judge Bibb was compliment ed on having so excellent wife; he rev wife, tell her often how sweet she is," and the ladies around the tea-cups to- day nodded acquiescence.
 These meetings are filled with rem