The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-23


 creation. Fascination Is power un. scrutable. It is to rule.
 Webster defines fascination as ths ability to enchant bewitch. captivate It is all this and more. and 1t Is the only beautifier that cannot be bought In the modern beauty parlor.
 The ausband or lover of q supreme iy fascinating woman has not the easieHt lot in life. but he has this rec ompense---he never knows what 1t is to be bored in his lady's company.s
 For. that one blessing man ought to be willing to turn his back on the rosy paths of peace. Any woman car hold q mans attention and interest for short time; it is only the fascinating woman who never palls, who can exert a subtle charm after years of assocla- ton when the familiar becomes the commonplace.
 Women who have possessed this nys- terious quality have dominated their age. From the dim recesses of the tomb they still influence the world giving gfamor and charm to the printed page of history.
 Such women need not fear to die ol grow old. Tanner women can never III the niche they have occupied In the hearts and minds of those who loved them.
 It is not wit nor knowledge. nor tho pink k-and-white or youthful bloom that lends to . woman this potent pow CT to euthrall.
 Many uneducated women are fasci. natinx. women with srub noses and Russian leather complexions have swayed the minds and hearts of mer in all times.
 The cause goes deeper than the color and texture of eyes and hair or ths ability to speak several languages.
 Nell Gwynn. the bittersweet Nell oi old Drury." illustrates perfectig ins abandon, the diablerie, the gayety anc seductiveness Of the fascinating tenn perament.
 MRS. DENNIS CARR IN ATLANTA.
 As the guest of Mrs. s. w. Foster in Atlanta. Mrs. Dennis Carr Is beins delightfully."- entertained.
 Mrs. 2. NJ. Zerkle gave q bridge party several days ago for her an1 The Atlanta Constitution has the Fol- lowing to say:
 aMrs. clover Fife gave pretty card party Friday in compliment to Mrs. s. ". Fosters guest Mrs. Dennis Carr of Montgomery.
 rhe house was decorated with chry- sRnthenufus and the score cards were ths same flowers, hand-painted. The prfsea. a cut. glass n0n-bBfi ydiah and q jeweied hat pin. were won by Mrs Harry Ealsby and Mrs. Ivan Allen.
 Mrs. Carr was presented hand painted plate.
 There were twenty guests. and they were served delicious refreshments after the game.
 Mrs. Carr wore a cream lace gown and Mss Carr wore black spangled net gown and q black picture hat. Mrs Foster wore black satin gown, trim med with jet and black hat with plumes."
 IN HONOR OF MISS Mr0UEEN
 AND MISS ABERCROMBIE Mir. Carl Wittichen was the host al a dinner of beautiful appointments al the Country Club Saturday evening Ills especial guests were Miss Emily Howell of Chattanooga. Miss Lula Nc Queen and Miss Virginia Abercromhie of Montgomery. the attractive trio who are house guests of Mrs. Mark Lewis .Mr. wittichen invited Miss Sadie Gil iespy, Miss Belle Wilkins of Selma Miss June Jackson. Miss Ellen Linr Motion and the guests of honor. Miss Howell, Aiisses Ahercrombie and Miss Mcqueen, with Mir. Charles Terry. Mir Ryburn Pinckard. Mr. Robert Mabry Mr. stephen Smith, Mir. Richard flaw kins and Mir. William Bason to share his hospitality. The pink and white color motif predominated at the din' ner. Rosebuds filled a French baskei In the center of the table. and tiny baskets which were replicas of tn' central one. were souvenirs marking the places of the guests.
 Mir. Wittichen's dinner was a verI charming introduction for three love iy giris.--Birminghani Age-Herald. MRS. sABEL ESrERTAINs
 FOR MISS MEYER Tn compliment to her charmins guest, Miss Gladys Meyer. of New or leans. who is spending the winter witt her. Mrs. Samuel Sabel entertained beautifully Sunday evening at hel home on South Perry Street.
 For the occasion the home was eiab oratsly decorated with cut flowers, color scheme of pink and white beint carried out, and a profusion of rosei and chrysanthemums being used.
 From a table in the dining room adorned with brides roses, punch wa served by Mss Reinach. who wore { handsome gown of pale pink crep' meteor.
 During the evening" 6ahSo WSt' ufayed and two prizes were awarded The gentieman's prize was won by MT Ernest Meyer. Miss Hortense Oppen heimer, of Tampa, won the ladies pTize.
 much enjoyment.
 Mrs, Sabel was handsomely Sowne( in pink crepe messaune.
 Miss Meyer. the guest of honor. wal most attractive in a hand-paintet gown of yellow crepe dc chine.
 About ninety guests were present among them the following visiting girls: Miss Gladys Meyer of New Or leans, Miss Metz of Chicago, Mss May of Baltimore, Miss Well of Chicago Miss Hlpsch of Columbus. Miss Mann heiner of Evansville. Miss Bloch O Kalamazoo, Mich, Miss Schwartz oi Mobile. Miss Eichold of Mobile, Mis- Oppanheimer of Tampa and Miss Hofiir of Columbus.
 IN HONOR OF MONTGOMERY GIRLS
 Miss Lula Mcqueen and Miss Vir' ginia Abercrombie. who are the guests of Mrs Mark Lewis in Birmingham VIII be delightfully entertained dur ing their stay there.
 Miss Mary George Cruiksnank will entertain in their honor Dec. 3.
 
 MEETING OF PRIsCILLAs
 IS POSTPONED.
 The netting of the Priscillas which was to have been held with Miss Vir- Kinia Holt. has been postponed on ac-