The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
WOMEN qna SOCIETY
Issins of Intsrsst
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ana 70 tho bteto number of friends most dsiightfuliy d . candy pulling. Thursday evening. at her bornes sos Jefferson Street.
 The home was attractively decorated with palms. ferns and chrysanthe-
 The gussts were: Miss Lubena Corr. Miss Mildred Beasley, Miss Mary Co., we'll. Miss Lila May Brown. Miss Ella Gardner, Miss Beulah Bryant, Mrs ". F. Mckenzie. Mrs. J. H. Horton, Mrs, s. H. Moore. Mr. W. F. Beasiey. MT. J. B. Mckenzie. MT. J. C. Travis, Mir. ". F. Mckenzie. Mr. Sam Slough, MT. :. S. H. Moore. Mir. J. A. Horton. Mir. :. Herbert Webb. MT Homer Landsran. Gardner, Mr. Haynes stough. Miss Ger tie Houston, Mrs. T. c. DelAny. MRS. GAY ENTERTIANs
 TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
 Mrs. John l.. Gay entertained the members of the Twentieth Century Club, Friday afternoon. at her home on Dexter Avenue.
 The club coIors. white and green. were carried out in the decoration. palms ferns and white chrysanthe- uHlB were V86u. ALtSfl tHc AItCt6tS program, refreshments were served.
 The following was the program:
 Real Rulers of England:
 (a) Cobden--Mrs. owen Brewer.
 (b) Paimerston--Mrs. Reynolds.
 fc) Russell--Mrs. Walsh.
 Music.
 The Jew Boy Who Conquered Eng iand--Mrs. Gay. '.
 Music.
 The Grand old Man-Mrs. george Beauchamp.
 Current Events
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 KILL-KARE CLUB.
 Miss Martha Bruce entertained the kill-Kare Club Friday afternoon at her handsome home. Bruce Place." on the Mt. Meigs Road.
 The home was attractively decorated with white chrysanthemums. After the games a salad course was served. !. The club members and a few guests were present.
 WEDDING or MISS PALMER
 AND MIR. JOHN A. PRESCOTT.
 The Palmer residence was beautifully decorated yesterday afternoon for the marriage which took place at o'clock. The bride was Miss Helen Palmer and the groom MT. John Arthur Prescott of Montgomery. A color motive of pink and green was effectively carried out in a setting of luxuriant palms and ferns. relieved by clusters of pink chrysanthemums arranged in profusion throughout the, various rooms.. The delicate tracery of Southern >smilax was especially pretty against white- enameled woodwork. The stairway, too. was encircied by tendrils of smi- lax.
 The marriage took place before an altar of extreme beauty of tropicai plants land flowers rnassed together in the drawing room.
 Miss Palmer was attended by two ribb bon bearers and a maid of honor, Miss Rebecca Seaiey of Cuthbert. Ga.. and Miss Marion Robinson entered first. carrying the ribbons. They were both lovely in their fiimy gowns of white lace and embroidery, made short and revealing pink slippers. while pink rib- bons were also fashioned as coimure decorations. Their flowers were clus- ters of pink chrysanthemums tied with tulie in the corresponding shade. They led the brital party to the altar. making an aisle with the white ribbons.
 Miss Rosa Ban attended the bride as maid of honor. She was unusually charming n a gown built of Ottoman silk in the rose pink shade and car ried cluster of pink roses with pink ribbon.
 Miss Palmer entered with her father. MT. John Thompson. who gave her in marriage. She was gowned for tray cling in ftailored costume of new shade of green Her hat was green and It's crown encircied by a wreath of japonicas shaded From a light to a deep pink tint. She was most mod ern and stunning figure In her taste full costume, and her bouquet was lovely. It was made of brides roses with a shower of lilies of the valley.
 The ceremony was pronounced by Rev. K. N. Matthews, pastor of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist Church. 4 reception followed.
 Mr. and Mrs. Prescott left yesterday afternoon for his home in Monntgon- cry. They will live on Perry Street. Mrs. Prescott Is followed to her new home with the best wishes of many warm friends who regret to lose her from their midst. Mir. Prescott Is a popular young business man of Mont gomery and Is esteemed by a large cir- ole of friends.--Birmingham Age Herald.
 MISS WILLIAMS ENTERTAIN.
 Twice Friday Miss Katherine Bald win was the guest of honor. first at fhe bridge luncheon. at which Mrs. Charles Thigpen entertained for her. in the afternoon, and again in the evening, when Miss Etheldra Will Hams entertained in her honor.
 The affair was in the nature of a chafing dish party, and several hours were most delightfully."- spent cook ing.
 steiner, Jean Burke, Margary Work man, Mary Cobbs, Florence Marks, Netta Jones, Paula Siebs, Katherine Baldwin.
 Messrs. Atlee Jordan. Bliss Edgar. Blake Campbell, McPherson. Tom Moving, Stoilenwerck. Robert Sistrunkr