The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
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 TATNs FOR MISS PHELAN. On yesterday morning. Mrs John Etratford entertained very beautifrliy fin honor of her niece. Miss McGowan Phelan. of Atlanta.
 The game was bridge.
 Mrs Stratford was asslsted in enter taining by her sister. Mrs. & 5. Crx- tenden The guests were: Miss Anna Pelzer. Miss Ethel Pelzer. Miss Audrey Miss Roquemore. Miss Florence DaVio- son, Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Van Aus del. Mss Harris. Mss Dixie Drum. Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Mary Kirkpat- rick. Miss Christine Glass. Miss Minns Dent. Miss May Tyson. Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Thomas. Miss Battle. Miss Downs, Miss Annie Chandler. Miss Alex ander. Miss Haltiwanger. Miss Netta Jones, Miss Aureiia Fitzpatriqk. MISS Mary Knowles Miss Annie Danzigers Miss Dorothy siebs. Miss Paula seibs, Miss Caroline Hannon. Miss Mary Gault. Miss L0ttie Wyly. Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Georgie Richardson, Miss Georgia saffold and Miss valine Sanford.
 MRS. MAsSrE,s BRIDGE PARTY.
 Mrs P. e. Massie entertained on yesterday at bridge at her Court Street home. The decorations of the house were chiefiyfo of the handsome collection of ferns and palms for which Mrs. Mas sie's conservatory Is so deservedly fa- nous. The cut flowers were bouquets and narcissns biooms.
 Mrs James Pinckard won the prfze. n very handsome cioissonne vase.
 The guests were: Mrs. Thigpen. Mrs .. s. Pinckard. Mrs Thad Watts, Mrs. R Fl. Lignn. Mrs Billing Mrs. Nor wood. Mrs. Gaston. Mrs. Louis Farley. Mrs. I.aban Tyson. Mrs. Glenn Andrews, Mrs c e. Abercrombie. Mrs. May Steiner Crommelin. Mrs. Hannon. Mrs. May Wood. Mrs. J. E. Hickey, Mrs. Margaret White, Mrs. w. J Drum, Mrs Isaac de Wees. Mrs. Ed Watts. Mrs Daniel Troy and Miss Arlington. MRS. sABEH,s DINNER TO
 MISS scHUsTER AND afEs.
 tsERs0N. Among the many beautiful social eeurtesses extended to Miss Bertha gchuster Of Selma. now visiting Mrs A Behr, and her fiance. Mir Myrer Gerson. of this city. was dinner given Thursday night by Mir. and Mrs. Sam sabel at their handsome mhnsioa on Ferry Street.
 The motif of the decoration was the golden butterfly. and was carried out in every detail from the embroidered ta- h1s cloth. wrought In the old world, to the dainty ices, served at the conclu-1 ston of the elaborate menu.
 Mrs. sabeis taste and housewifery Is pfoverbiaL
 me guests were: Mir. and Mrs. d. Behr, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson. Miss Maud Echuster. Mr. Harry Loeb. Mfr Hsinach, Miss Bertha Schuster, Mir. Mysr Gerson and Mr. and Mrs- sabel.
 EDM0NDs-R0wE.
 q |. vitations from Mir. and Mrs James os- car SneIgroves of Enterprise. to the marriage Of their sister. Miss Mercer Virginia Edmonds. to Mir. Charles Jesse Rowe. The nuptial event viii occur on February 17.
 Miss Katherine coiquItte has return ed from visit to her aunt. Mrs. Shack eltord. at Hope Hull.
 The arrival of little daughter in the home Of Mir. and Mrs J. W. Bullock Jr. of Pensacola. Fla. has been an- nounced Mrs. Bullock was formerly Miss Kate Ely. of Montgomery.
 Mrs. Shirley Murry, of Norfolk. Va. and her young son, are the guests of : xe''ssAlyes' < ,s7e \ s.as Mrs. Frank Howard left yesterday for a visit to Autaugaville, her old home.
 Mrs. E. P. Flowers and children left this morning for visit to Jakin. Ga.
 
 Mrs. Frank O'Brien, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Thomas Hewitt, returned to Birmingham this morning.
 Mrs. Carrie Rudolf. of Birmingham, is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. B. Whet- stone, on Moulton Street.
 Mrs. wm. Ketzky left this morning for New York. She will stop at Auburn