The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
DANCE FOR LIEUTENANT
 TEAGUE,s HOUSE GUESTS.

One of the most delightful of the many affairs being given for Lieuten- ant Teague and his house guests Lieu tenants Fuller, Milling, Munnikhuysen and Colley. was the dance at Oak Park last evening, given by MT. and Mrs. John Floyd Gay. The pavilion was appropriately decorated In red, white and blue bunting, and numbers of Jap- anese lanterns. Fruit, punch was served from a table prettily decorated with white carnations and smilax, by Miss Mary Kirkpatrick
 The chaperons were: MT. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Buckner Beasley. Mir. and Mrs. John F. Gay sand Mrs. W. c. Blob:
 The guests were: Miss Mary Kirk patrick, Miss Georgia Richardson. Miss Mary cobbs, Miss Isabel Cobbs, Miss Lillian HILL Miss Annie Gaston, Miss Noise of Savannah. Miss Annie Chand- Ter, Miss Kathleen O'Conneli, Miss Netta Jones, Miss Sara Warren Will kerson, Miss Gowdylock Johnson, Miss Marie Alexander, Miss Lula Mcqueen, Miss Georgia Saffold. Miss Florence Norwood, Miss Mary Ellen Harris Miss Frankie Jones, Miss Mary Ashley, Miss Evelyn Tyson, Miss Jean Burke, Miss Rebecca Rutledge, Miss Paula Seibs. Miss Dorothy Seibs, Miss Julia Mae Henderson, Miss Juluia Scarborough Gay Miss Annie Danziger. Miss Nonie Hobbie, MT Fred Teague, Mir. Frank Randolph. Miss Cllff Stuart, Mir. Will liam Oates, Mir. Willie Frank Joseph, MT. Henry Hobbie, pr. John Blue. MT. Frank McPherson. Dr. Gibson Rey- holds, Mir. Austin Pickett, MT. Lester smith, MT. Penrose Stout. Mir. W. F. Betty. Mir. Clifford Betty. Mir. Tom Martin. MT. Logan Martin. Mir. Will Davidson, MT. David stakely. Dr. Por- ter Bibb, Mir. Garlic West, Mir. Styles Mir. Henry Crensllaw, MT. Troy Halls MT. Brock Taber. Mir. Gerald Bunckley, MT. N. B; Eubanks. MT. Jack Hobbie. Mir. Frank Stollenwerck. MT. Theo Bethea. Mir. John Wallace. Mir. Thorn ton Clark.
 MISS CAMERON ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS BLACKM0N. Miss Florence Cameron's miscellane- GUS shower on last evening was a lovely compliment to a charming bride- elect of June, Miss Ida Blackmon. Miss Blackmon will be married on June 30 to MT. W. c. Stuckey.
 The home was most artistically dec- orated in a aplor scheme of pink and white. snapdfagons in these two colors being used in profusion. Tn the par lors numbers of Japanese lanterns made the scene most alluring. Tn the corner of the room screens were ar- ranged so as to form a fish pond. Miss Blackmon was given a fishing pole. and was a lucky fisherman. receiving number of beautiful gifts.
 Fruit punch was served by Miss Alice Warren. who wore a gown of pink silk null. se"&
 Miss Cameron wore a gown of blue embroidered swiss, and Miss Black mon was handsomely gowned in white lingerie with a white picture hat.
 During the evening the game of hearts was enjoyed. Three prizes were awarded, the first, a parasoI; the sec- ond, a book, Man and His Mate," and the consolation, a miniature bridal bou- quet.
 The score cards were haud-painted Cupids.
 The color scheme of pink and white / was carried out in the delicious ices and cakes served.
 About twenty -four girl friends of the hostess were her guests.
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 DINNER FOR LIEUTENANT
 TEAGUE'S HOUSE GUESTS. Lieut.. Frederick Weeden Teague's house guests. Lieutenants Colley, Nun. nilthuysen. Milling and Fuller, are be- Ing royalty entertained during their visit here. Not day passes but some affair Is planned in their honor.
 Miss Julia Gay entertained at a 2