The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

cousin of the bride. acted as best mai, The bridegroom. whose home Is in ness worth :. The many friends of the youthful couple wish for them long life of success and happiness. 4 MISS FRANCES JONES HOSTESS, Al the home of her parents, on Court Street Miss Frances Jones entertained the Queen of Clubs card Club very de- iightfuily yesterday. Carnations and rations.
 Miss Jones was assistsd in the hos. pitsaities by her sister. Miss willie J0nes. { The first prize. silver picture frame. was won by Mss Florence Davidson. The consoiation prize; q belt. with siis yer buckle, fell to Mrs, John Flowers. Jr. The snasts included only the members of glShe club. Delicious re- freshments were served.
 C0UNTRyfCLtIB DxNNER-DANCE.
 Tonight there will occur an event to which the members of the Country club have been booking forward with eager interest---the hunt dinnsr-dance.
 During the past three days of ideal weather for life in the open the creek guns of the club have been busy. and the dinner that is @ begin st o'clock of the most attractive young women in Montgomery society are Ehe spofi. sors and maids for the respective sides
 A TssBATRE PARTY.
 0n Friday evening at the Grand, Mir. Julian Gibian was host at . theatre party in honor of Miss Bertha Schus- ter and Mr. Meyer Gerson. The other guests were Miss Juliette Gassen- heimer. Miss Lucille Newman, and, Mir. Charles Levy. After the play Mir Gibian entertained his guests at spp- per at the Standard Club :, KE e
 MRS. JOHN ELmORE H0srEss.
 On yesterday Mrs. John Fillmore was hostess for the Wednesday Card Club. Mrs. Jack Thorington won the prize for the highest score. brass fern dish. Mrs. Elmore had no guests out side of the club membership.
 TwENTTETH CENTURY CLUB.
 The Twentieth Century Club will dale. Friday, January 22, at s:so ?. m,
 Mrs. J. c. Garter. Miss Elizabeth Gsrsr Gsrssr . saa ,s .s osBns s Anns sd4 aS SSyS sisit to different points in Georgia. f3s rTs gwf%# fa5sfa s9
 Mrs. " ..D.. An4efson and children ts .saye tonIshs n, Tor St, Pete PsssrsSyrE Fla hopes to recover from her recent ill., ness.
 Mfsses Annie solomon. Rsbecca Pen ssSSs s5ns ssgP st so soiR s. hsys RSss. Cochran at Pike Road.
 Mrs. Stewart Jones and little daush. shortssa Ser, Nan a,. are yisisins relatives ct Miss AureIia Fitspetrick of Kansas City, arrived last night to visit Mir and Mrs. BsnJanin Fitzpatrick atCIo- | Miss Nan GuBter. who has been teaching In New Orleans. left satpf- ooy,.iHS ooy niSht f0r NeT York to sccept a school.
 The Bible Class of the Epworth League of the Court Street Methodist W. c. A. with Miss Lula Belle Mat. thews and Miss Laura Jones was en. ess. A pleasant social hour was en. joyed and delicious refreshments ssrv.
 Dr. James 1T. Lakin will leave this week for Hurtsboro to visit Mir. S. A. Powell.
 Miss Janie Fuller is visiting Miss Louise Matthew's at Matthews Sta ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Nesblt Fillmore of Topeka, Kas. will arrive this week to visit their daughters, Mrs. ". A. Bell lingrath and Miss Susan Fillmore. Mir. Elmore's childhood vas spent in this o sty he being % the Sen of y.Sss !srst Rush Judge by President Fierce when Kan sas was territory.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Meyer have re- turned to their home In Birmingham after visit to Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Webber.
 Misses Lula and Anna Mary Vincent have returned 10 their home in Mo- bile after visit to Mrs. r. o. Haw- kins.
 %H; .SsH Ts,tA y:s nfyis so E. SS ssS nati and other points.
 Mrs, Fred S. Ball has returned from Baltimore. Md, where she spent several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Walter of Snow doun, spent yesterday in the eity'
 Mrs. Bell of Pra.tville is the guest of Mrs. Henry Booth on sayre Street
 Rev. and Mrs. Bob Jones have re-
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