The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-23
WOMEN an0 SOCIETY
COMPANY DANCE AT ...,,n.

COMPANY DANCH AI avvrucs. The first of the social festiviuss oI the encampment of the lst Regiment ~ . Pickett Springs commenced last even ing. when Company D, of Fort Deposit, gave a most enjoyable dance.
 There were large number oi gues.s' and the dancers enjoyed tnemseves un til late hour, returning 70 tne eits The chaperons were Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Searcy of Fort Deposit. MT. ana Mrs. F. K. Goison and Mir. and Mrs. C.. w. Hawkins, all of Fort Deposit; Ma jor and Mrs H. N. Coleman. fIairston, Fioy smith. Lila Al len, Laura Hill, Elisabeth Mc- Knight Josephine Hall. Cecelia Payne. Mary L.. Jones, Grace Stewart of Att more, Frances Thigpen. Leila Masttn of Fort Deposit. Lois NcPherson of Ls- tohatchie. Nettie May Graham Ellen Dexter and Virginia Lawson.
 Captain c. M. Davis, Messrs. Oscar Crenshaw. sam Jones. Richard Sistrunk. Pete Mastin, Hale. Tom Betty. W. O. Farrior of Fort Deposit, Harris Judge. Lieutenant V. H. Bell. Lieutenant R. Reese. J. R. wendt of Fort Deposit. Frank Crenshaw of Fort Deposit. Per- ry Roper of Fort Deposit. Eugene Coon CT. John W. Brandon. T. c. Gravely: Colonel F. M. Maddox. c. Giichrist of Birmingham, Henry Booth, George liar : ris. Sanford Bailey. Bennett Goldsmith. MISSES ELLIS ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS ANDERSON. :. Tn honor of their cousin end house guest, Miss Mary Anderson of Selma, Misses Mary and Nancy Ellis enter tained charmingly last evening at porch party at their home on McDon- ough Street. The home was attrac- lively adorned with sunnowers and ferns The porch and lawn were pie turesque in their decorations of Ja- panese lanterns and umbrellas. Punch was served from q table decorated in white and green. with crystal candeia- bra, in which green candles burned. Mrs, John J. Ellis presided here, A peAnut contest was an enjoyable fea- ture of the evening. and there were also music and recitations.
 Delicious refreshments were served Miss Anderson was charming in pink silk. and the Misses Ellis both wore white lingeries gowns trimmed wttn lace.
 The guests were:
 Misses Mary Anderson. Gladys Hud. sin. Willie Kerlin, Katie Hayden, Helen Martin, Mary Bazemore. Gladys Worth ington, Ellie Gay, Ruth Brewer, May Taiiman, Alin Battle. Florence Battle,  Ellis. Mary Ellis, Nancy Ellis.
 Messrs Jack Hastings. Alva Fitz- patrick. Gerald Bunkley, Henry Aus tin. Frank Davis, J. c. Johnson, Q. N. Bird. oliver Cromwell, Pierce Rey- holds, Jim E. Allen. Robert Grigg, Ruth Brown, Edward Griggs. D. F. Bird. Walter Gayle, Mir. and Mrs. J, j. Ellis.
 HER MAJESTY COLONEL.
 If you should ever happen to so to Sweden and meet her majesty, Queen Victoria, of that nation, says an ex- change, 1t wouldn't be at all amiss If you should call her colonel The queen bears that military title today and there isn't any Kentucky faify tale connected with the way she goi 1t, either. Recently while her majesty and the King of Sweden were visiting the Kaiser she made such deep im- pression upon the German Emperor by her knowledge of military matters thai he said he would like to have her as an officer in the German army
 How would you like to be . colo nel7- he asked. The Queen of Sweden said she would consider it grea' honor. and that the Kaiser tnereupor bestowed the rank upon and amid im- pressive ceremonies. The Queen wore s helmet. a military coat, and plain black skirt. After she had received her commission. the members Of the Kaiser's stan and Prince Albert oi prussia kissed her hand.
 MIR. LOvICK B. PEAaCE
 Mir. Ioyick B. Pearce entertained Q few friends most delightfully."- on Wed nesday evening at a. lawn party Tn honor of Miss M. c. Duke, of Kansas City, and Miss Marianne Oozief' o' The porch and lawn were lighted with Japanese lanterns, and a band station ed on the lawnX discoursed beautiful music throughout the evening. On the arrival of the guests watermelons were served and later ice cream and cake. The guests were Misses M. c. Duke Ida Thompson, Willie Thompson. Louise Heard, Willie Jones and Ruth Adams. Messrs Taylor Jones, Dick stevens Pennington Borden, Bradley Alley. J. R. Borden, R. P. Bazemore. c. c. Border and Lovick Pearce. Jr.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE POSTPONED The Country Club dance has heer postponed from Saturday July 24. te Tuesday. July 27.
 Miss Frances Waller is the guest for this week of Miss Mary Oliver.
 
 NOTICE, w. c. T. U.
 The Womans' Christian Temperance Union will meet today promptly al 4:so o'clock at the Dexter Avenue Meth odist Church. Al members are urged to be on time.
 Respectfully.
 Mrs. J. B. Nell. President. Mrs. G. G. Greene, Secretary.
 NOTICE, ALUAsNAE ASSOCIATION. Miss Laura Goode Jones will enter tain the central High School chapter of the Alumnae Association this after noon at 5:30 o'clock at her home, 514 South McDonough Street. All members are invited and large attendance Is urged.
 Lucia Dove. Secretary.
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 Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick has gone te Dothan to visit friends.
 s- Miss Fannie Ellen Carmichael has re. turned from a visit to friends in Lu' verne.
 Miss Leila Mastin. of Fort Deposit and Miss Lois McPherson, ot Tyson, are the guests of Miss Lila Allen.
 
 Mrs. Aubrey Byron Nelson and little daughter, Alma. and Miss Stella San 0utnatfi left last night for points iu