The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-22

typical of the Christmas season.
After the games course iunoheon
was served.
The prizes were won by Miss Jessie
Ware and Miss Mary Cobbs- ING
guests included only the members oi
the Thirteen Club and the Novices'
wrNcHEsrERs ENrERTAIN.
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. NJ. winchester en-
tertained at one of the pretuest az
fairs Of the season Tuesday eVsn'n nem
pliment to Miss Kitty Rhodes. OF
Natchex. Miss. and Miss Anna Martin
Of New Orleans Miss Rhodes 10 q
debutsnte OF the winter and an inter-
estiux young woman. Miss Martin Is
! member Of an old New Orleans fam
lily and Is most attractive.
This entertainment was in the ma
guests viii return to their homes
| Wednesday.
This also was the first time Mr.. and
Mrs. winchester have thrown open
their handsome home for the enter
| tainment OF guests since they took
| possession in the fall. The home was:
artistically decorated with profusions
OF palms. ferns and other Christmas
| greens. In the dining room the table
and the centrepiece was a small
| Christmas tree, decorated with tinsei
| and red tulle and lighted with red tai
pers On the tree was hung a pres
emit for each guest
In the punch room the colors used
| were pink and green. The punch ta-
BILE was placed before q bank of palms
| and was covered with cluny lace
| piece and decorated with smilax AM
vases Of pink carnations. Mrs. l. b.
| Farley presided.
During the evening the guests
| danced ana refreshments were served
Mrs. Winchester wore gown of
white crepe de chine.
Miss Rhodes wore > gown Of blue
chiffon. embroidered in silver.
Miss Martin wore q gown of pink
embroidered crepe meteor.
+ The guests were: Misses Marjory
Workman. Augusta Coleman, Taylor
Beaie. Mary Mcqueen. Georgia SAT-
| fold, Maude Harris, Helen steiner,
Mary kirkpatrick. Mildred Andrew.
Anne Solomon. Jean Burke, julia May
Henderson. Florence Marks. Rather
| Inc Baldwin, Alice Lahey, Meta Jones.
Mary Goodwin Ashley, virginia Aber-
crombie, Mary Cobbs. Isabel Cobbs.
| Kitty Dent. Messrs. r. q Steiner, Jr..
w. C. Oates. Jr., Tom Mourning. Bliss
| Edgar. Walter Pickett, Walter Bruce.
| John H. Wallace, Jr.. Woodruff, DR..
| w. Billing, Arthur Tyson. Robert
league, DR.. Gibson Reynolds, Everett
jackson, Frank Harvey Miller. A. Ca
! trevas, DR.. wiikerson. Or. Westcott.
DR.. c. G.. Laslie, Frank MCPHERSON,
| Wilfred Duskin. DR.. r. Brannon Hub
bard, Walker Of New orleans, Davis
Stakeiy, Atlee Jordan. Brock Taber,
Emmett Setbels. Lamar Fields. Jack
| Var1eman, Ciitf Stewart, Hugh Stuart.
Allen McNeei. Rountree of Birming
ham. Hines Peevey OF Birmingham,
Shep Roberts. Tom Bradford. Douglas
| Mcqueen. Tom Martin, Logan Martin.
Tom Jones, D. Walsh OF New
1 YORK Gordon paine OF Bal ttm0fe, Mr,
4 81. b. Fariey. mrs. ~ !. III Hubbard,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. MILESTONE. Mr.
and Mrs Jack Thorington. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A.. Gayle, Mr., and Mrs A..
is. wooifolk.
MORNING GERMAN AT
BEAUvOIR CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Pinckard viii
entertain at Morning German at the
Beauvoir Club New Years morning at
10 o'clock in compliment to Lieuten-
| ant and Mrs. William Preston Screws.
| and the members of Mrs. Oatess house
| party, consisting Of Miss Gowdyloch
| Johnston of Meridian. Miss, and
Messrs. Alex Carver and Carol Carver
Of Philadelphia, and Miss Martha
Johnson OF Louisville.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Montgomery Sunday School
nesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In the