The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-14
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Roaie Armistead Higgins Social Editor. Phone 254s

 Mrs. Jones was gowned in white iin- gerie and lace. and Miss Heard was lovely in q gown of blue lingerie. The guests were: Misses Mary Tall man, Louise Heard, Florence Tallman. Annie Tallman, Bert Crimson, Ellen Dexter. Adele walker. Annie Sightier. Aline Sightler. Elizabeth Law. Frances Pearce. Ida Thompson. Willie Thomp- son, Annie Yancey, Cora Parker, Miss Ellis and Miss Patterson. MISSES LAW AND BAZEMORE
 ENTERTAIN FOR MISS HEARD. Among the many pre-nuptial affairs which have been given for Miss Louise Heard and MT. R. P. BaZemore. there luncheon at which Miss Elizabeth Law and Miss Mary Bazemore entertained last evening at the home of MT. ana Mrs. R. P. Bazemore. ST.
 The porch and lawn were brilliant with Japanese lanterns. while the in- terior of the home was most attract, lively decorated with cut flowers ana ferns. The dining room presented a scene of unusual loveliness. A Batten- berg lace piece over red satin covered' the table. In the center was large bowl of fruit punch surrounded by ferns and punches of Malaga grapes. A large red heart was suspended
  strings of small red hearts were drawn to the four corners. The candies and hints were also in red and white. A delicious buffet luncheon was served. Several hours were most pleasantly spent with games and music.
 Mrs. Bazemore. mother of the groom elect. wore a handsome gown of white lingerie and lace Miss Bazemore wore a pink Mary Jane and Miss Law wore a gown of blue silk. Miss Heard wore a lavender lingerie gown trimmed with lace.
 The guests, who were limited to the bridal party. included: Misses Will lie Thompson. Louise Heard. Ida Thompson. Mary Bazemore. Frances Pearce. Annie Judkins Bullock. Eliza beth Bazemore, B. F. Bird. Atwood Bullock. Pennington Borden. Taylor Jones. Rev. s. A. Cowan and R. P Bazemore. Jr.
 PHI NIL GAMMA SORORITY FORMED An alumni chapter of the Phi Mu Gamma Sorority has been organized in Birmingham with fourteen mem bers and the following officers: Presi- aent, Marguerite V. Weaver; vice pres ident, Vera Webb; secretary, Bessie Massey; treasurer. Nell Argue.
 The forming of this chapter will be of interest all over the State. and es-
  " here, among whom are Miss Min nia Reese Richardson and Miss Jelt- Aileen Farley.
 Mrs. W. J. Ray and children will leave Wednesday for Birmingham and other points in North Alabama to spend the winter
 Mrs. Ida o. Tillman, postmaster az Geneva Ala, passed through here yesterday en route to her home. She attended the National Postmasters' Association at Gainesville, Ga, and stopped at Atlanta to attend the re- Governor Brown.
 Mrs. W. F. setzler has returned from pleasant stay at Biloxi.
 
 Mrs. C. G. Hewitt and son Perry. have returned from visit to Louis- vile, Ky, Sewanne, Nashville, and Mrs. Hewitt have taken apartments for the coming year in the Sophronia Flats. corner of Court and Wilson Streets.
 Miss Juliet Due will leave wednes- day for Cox College. College Park Ga Miss Frances Gray Pearce will leave Thursday for Gainesville. Ga. to re- sume her studies at Brenau College.
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 Mrs W. B. Kelly and children and Misses Jule and Fedora Randolph have returned home, after spending the summer at Blount Springs and Birm- ingham.
 Captain G. W. whitlock has returned to his home in Eufaula. after visiting MT. and Mrs. T. T. Byars.
 
 Mrs. Albert Brame. Miss Rob Roper and Miss Mary Ellen Pickett have re- turned from New York and Wrights- vile Beach, where they spent the summer,
 MT. and Mrs Bibb Graves and Miss Perry, O.. Toronto. Can, Niagara. New Mir Ewing Taylor left Saturday by steamer via Savannah for New York, where he will spend few days, before going to Worcester. Mass. where he will attend Worcester Academy.
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 Mrs. Michel Screws has returned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. May E. tennis, in Port Arthur. Tex
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 Mir. V. c. Griffin and family have re- turned from A visit to their relatives. Mrs M. Griffin and Mrs. Edmund Towel in Fillmore County. While there, a large and delightful barbecue was giv- en in honor of MT. v. C. Griffin, Jr.,