The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-12
Loui. d. vsnd.l chaudron. of Mobile.
Automible Trip to. Codsn.


 Automible Trip to. .Codsn.
 A party who will enjoy run to Coden tomorrow, returning home in the evening will be composed of MT. and Mrs. Luce. Miss Amanda Moore, MT. c. E. Harrison and Mir. Murray Wheeler. t
 Bridge and Tea fer Mrs. Merthold.
 very delightful affair of Friday afternoon was the bridge given by Mrs. Rivers Rush in honor of Mrs. Adolph Berthold. of New York. who has returned for a visit to her old home. The Rush home looked particu- larly attractive with It's setting of palms brides maid and Richmond roses. The guests who enjoyed in the games of bridge were: Mesdames John Coch- rane. E. D. Bondurant. H. T. Inee. W. K. Tyson. w. H. Monk. John Quill. Henry Hali Rhett Goode. B. F. Adams. Joseph McPhillips, W. T. kel- ly. J. A. Walters, Le Baron Lyons, E. A. Peterson, Miss Mabel Heustis ana Mrs. Sullivan. of Toilette. Ala.
 The prizes, pretty articles in Japa- nese ware--a teapot. a compete and a bowl, were won by Mrs. Bondurant; Mrs Cochrane and Mrs. Henry Hall. At five o'clock a large number or fashionables came in to afternoon tea which was poured by Mrs. E. D. Bon durant. while the number or attrae- tive young girls who served tempting dainties were Misses Mary kingles Rush. Lorine Lyons Vass. Antoenette Mcintosh, Agnes Fowlkes. Edith and Annette Bell and Dorothy Mcintosh. The table with its clune lace cover had for It's centre a cluster of nrides roses and ferns
 Birthday Celebration.
 About seventy-five young people gathered at the Bitzer home last night to celebrate the twenty-hrst pirthoay of Mir Ferdinand c. Bitzer. IT.
 The double par1ors were lovely wltn A lattice work of bambo and blue ana pink hydrangeas, covering the walls and festoonfng the windows and doors while the number 21 in pink and plue flowers was suspended in each room. In the dining room red and green were the colors used and here the punch was served throughout the evening oy Misses Louise Schwarz and Lula ana Helen Barnes. The rear porch was enclosed, and here the long table. with its effective center of American beauty roses, was placed. The ices were served in horns, to which were attacned American beauty roses tied with rip- bons and sleigh bells and on the horns, in gilt figures, was the number 2l. These horns were given as souvenirs to each guest.
 After this merry and substantial feast had ended. dancing was on ana continued until after midnight.
 MT. Bitzer was assisted in doing the honors of this successful occasion by Misses Lena and Louise Bitzer, Minnie Tobler. Hellena Peters and Christina Roe. :.
 The birthday book was in charge of Miss Tobler.
 Friday Evening Dancing Club.
 The Friday Evening Dancing Club held a second gay and successful meet ing last evening in German Relief Hall. There were about eighty couples pres ent, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. BOZ kin Boone. Mir and Mrs. W. T. Kelly MT. and Mrs. D. c. Sims. MT. and Mrs. R. s. Bacon. Mir. and Mrs. K. Ii. Gentry MT. and Mrs. J. r. Ross. pr. and Mrs. Brewster. MT and Mrs' Rus sell Ladd. Mir. and Mrs. G. M. Luce, MT. and Mrs. Montagu Whiting. Mrs. D, E. Radcliffe. Mrs. D. R. Clisby. Mrs. W. B. Patterson. Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Kubria, MT. and Mrs. H. R. Walker, Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Little.
 The floor committee was composed of Morris sherman, chairman: Edward McKeon, Edward Sledge. Edward Faith. William Little. Frank Ross, Howard Walker.
 Birthaay Party.
 The young set enjoyed a happy time yAzterdax at tue ho1aasof MT. and Mrs. W.sP. CSthfah, On spring Htll Avenue, when little Miss Dorothy Cothran ceie- brated her 12tn birthday.
 Games of all sorts were played by the fifty or more children, and in the win ners in the Buster Brown game were the first prize, box of candy, while the consolation, a box of handker- chiefs, went to Miss Lucia Price.
 The table was lovely in red and green, In the centre was the birthday cake, from which the green ribbons were carried to the corners of the ta- ble. Richmond roses and red rose shaded tapers decorated the corners of the table, and as the children pulled went to Miss Pleglis Cramer and the lucky piece to Miss Helen Mallett.
 Invitations to a Debutante Tea.
 Invitations issued today read: Mrs Leatherbury. Miss Leatherbury. at home on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 21, from 4-6. In the evening Mrs. Leather 
 younger set.
 Announcements.
 The Fidelia Club will begin It's de- lightful social season on Thurs lay evening next when whist will be play ed in the dining room at 8 D. m. and dancing will begin in the ball room ct g D. m. There will be prizes for the whist games and at Il D. m. a com plimentary lunch will be served.
 Miss CorinnR Kirkbride, a lovely deb utante, will be formally introduced into society on Tuesday afternoon from to ', my her grandmother, Mrs. Ann NJ. Philipe, at her handsome home. 200 Government Street. The reception of the afternoon will be followed in the evening by a dance for She young set.
 MT. and Mrs. Monroe Price will in- troduce their attractive debutante daughter, Miss Annie Laurie Price. on Thursday evening at a large Heart Party, given at their home on Govern ment Street.
 The Mobile Bay Chapter. Childre1 of the Confederacy, have chosen Ire second Wednesday afternoon of the month as their meeting day.
 The Friday evening dancing club will hold no more meetings until after Christmas. Miss Lonnie Lyons Vass was the attractive hostess for the club at the meeting on last Friday even ing.