The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-20

Why It IL that Love n nnsi u Abbott.
rHoUGHr Foa THE DAT.
You WIN Never ne Sorry.
For living pure life.
For doing your level best. II
For being kind to the poor.
For looking before leaping.
For hearing before judging.
For thinking before. speakins.
Fof harboring clean thougnts.
For being generous to an enemy.
For asking pardon when In error.
For stopping your ears to gossips.
For standing by your principles.
For being as courteous as duke.
For being square in business deal
For giving an unfortunate person a
lift. sst .3s,.-Ls
For putting the best construction on
the acts Of others.
MISS STEINER an UNION SPRINGS.
Miss Miss Helen Steiner who IL visi-
ting Miss willelia Rainier In Union
springs IL being delightfuiiy entertaan-
In Friday, Mrs. Heron Rainer gave
Z luncheon at which she was one OF Tie
guests of honor. =.
on Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
H Keller again entertained for her,
and this evening the Misses Wilson
will entertain for her.
MASTER soARDMAN
GErsINGER's PARTY.
one OF the prettiest events OF the
season among the younger set was tne
party at which Master Boardman Get
singer entertained Friday afternoon a.
his home on Court street in celepration
of his thirteenth bill thday. The par
Tor and dining room were thrown INTO
one for the entertainment of the guests.
A color scheme OF pink and white was
used throughout the home with pro-
fusion OF pink and white roses.
During the afternoon q spider wep
contest was held. In the centre OF the
parlor a web was arranged OF pink
ana white threads. On entering the
room. each child was given thread.
and at the end of each thread was
pretty souvenir OF the occasion.
The punch table Ia the parior, was
covered with q ciuny lace piece over
pink satin and decorated with vases OF
pink roses and the howl was festoon-
ed with smiiax. Mtts Annie Lawnorn
presiding.
In the dining room was the pirtnday
table. II was covered with q lace
cloth and at one end was the birth
day cake with thirteen pink and white
candies In the centre Of the table was
a pyramid OF fruit Pink and white
tapers burning in silver cardeiabra
completed the decorations.
An ice course was served, and the
color scheme was continued in the
] Assisting In entertaining the young
peopie were: Miss saliie johnson and
Miss Virginia BENJAMIN.
yTlie guests were: KS
Misses Edith Gunnels, zadie Amerine,
Fanny Baldwin simpson, Mary Cold
smith, Letitia McNeei, Roberta Jones,
Helen Thomas. Louise Gunneis. mary
Thomas.
Masters Warren Dent. Cecil Davis.
Bethune Tuliis, Junnes Smith. Douglas
Haygood. Frank James. Pollard BOY
kin. Robert Thweatt. Northrop Harker'
Earl Andrews.
MISS MONTE MOORE Vaughn
ENTERTAINs AT BRIDGE.
charming social event Of Friday
was the bridge party at which MISS
Monte Moore Vaughn entertained :
her home on Adams Avenue, at
o'clock In the afternoon. In comph-
ment to her sister, Mrs. Hunter vaughn.
Three apartments were tnrown togeth-
err for the entertainment and prdse
was played at ten tables.
In the first apartment. proiusion
Of palms and ferns were used; In the
second apartment pink roses AND
ehrysanthemums. and In the third,
white roses and white ehrysanthe-
After the games a luncheon was
served.
The hrst prize. q manipulated
platter. was won by Mrs. Frank
James. The consolation prize. a silver
belt buckle. fell to Mrs. Charles Scott.
Miss Vaughn received her guests In
n nrettv gown of blue mousseline trim
med with real lace.
Mrs. Hunter Vaughn was gowned in
pink Louisine silk trimmed with duch-
ess lace.
The guests were:
Misses Belle stuart. Laura HILL.
Clara Ellen Forbes. Julia Taylor. An
ME Floyd Pinkston, Clair Ely, Bessie
Bibb. whitman Hood. Willie Thompson.
Katherine Alley, elizabeth Fitzpatrick,
Ethel Johnston. Bessie Burke. Gabe
Watts. Lutte Young. Mrs Haywood
Bartlett. Mrs. M. B. Kirkpatrick. MRS
Mortimer futile, Mrs. Robert Cold
thwaite, Mrs. /. H. Devices. Mrs.
Charles Scott. Mrs. Stanley Tarlton,
Mrs ]. d. Cody, Mrs. John Kohn, Mrs
John Robinson. Mrs. A. G. Forbes.
Mrs Ben Noble, Mrs. Ausburn Henry.
Mrs Duncan May, Mrs. Tom Scott. Mrs
Ed Noble. Mrs. Clifford Fonville, Mrs.
Minor McRee, Mrs. Minor Brinson. Mrs.
Frank Walsh Mrs. walter Brooks. Mrs.
d. G. Peasants, Mrs Sutherlin Noble,
Mrs. John Young. Mrs. Robert Harmon.
Mrs. Frank James. Mrs. Bowen Hill,
Mrs. Robert Hudson.
LUCY SCOTT MACI<ENZIE's PARTY.
A pretty party among the little
folks was that at which Lucy Scott