The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
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center was . large cut slsss vase sf
 American Beauty roses.
 Green tspere burned Ia crystal eande-
 lsbra, and on the table wsss eat eae.s
 bon bon dishss containing ealted si-
 menda The chandelier above wae e0v-
 cred with smflax.
 On the mahogany buffet wee line of maidenhatF ferns. and at intervale around the room were vasss oe Amer lean Heauty roses
 The coffee table was presidsd ever
 by two Of Montgomsry's most attract i've young matrons, who are both re- cent Rcquinitions to that list, Mrs. Wti-
 Ham Micou Jordan and Mrs. Clifford Lanter. Mrs. Jordan wore gown of white crepe meteor with pearl trim miBgA Mrs. LApisr vas gowned in embroidered mousseline over light green satin with siiver trtmminEs. In the punch rom the dscorations were both beautiful and novel The walls are of q dark wine color. The table wss placed just in front of 2 bay window. The smiiax wasl arrans- ed SO as to form a trellis. the green clinging to the walls on all sides and falling gracefully from the window frames. Grapes were effectively used |.throughout the room. Tempting look linz punches hung here and there and rich autumn leaves blending from . golden yellow to . russet brown and then to red were used everywhere. The mantle was festooned with smt- lax and punches of grapes, while the chandelier was also festooned with
 grapes. Peeping in and out among the foliage were red and green electric lights.
 The punch table was covered with . CIuny lace piece over red satin, and the bowl was festooned with punches of Malaga grapes and Richmond roses. on the table were hints in the shape of h0ttles.
 Mrs. Charles Thispen and Mrs. Brooks Flowers presided here. Mrs. {. Flowers wore white lace gown oyer pink rnesaline. Mrs. Thigpen's gown of silver beaded net over black mous- seiine trimmed with pink and blue for The drawing room was also in red and green, smilax and holly being used In profusion.
 The music of an orchestra fioated out from behind a bank of palms, The den was decorated with red car nations and ferns. Delicious refreshments were served. Tn the receiving line were Major and Mrs. steiner, Miss Steiner and her 8MEEtf A<tH4 &A8Atf4 VA R@'-~@t%-~~-s W, Mrs steiner was charming in beau tiful gown of heavy white satin with an overdress of gold embroidered net with heavily embroided gold bands Her flowers were brides roses. Miss steiner was strikinsiy handsome in | gown of rose pink messaline. with an overdress of soft pink meteor crepe. yelled with gold spangled chiffon. Caught at the aide of the skirt was q large pink rose. and arranged with grace at the neck was a pink velvet rose. she carried a bouquet of pink roses showered with lilies of the val Mss Harris was lovely in gown of Nile green messaiine. yelled with lavender chiffon and trimmed with pearls. She carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Morris Baldwin wore a gown of
 white crepe meteor trimmed with duch- ess lace.
 Assisting in receiving were MT. and Mrs. Morris Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs- Ber- nard steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Flowers. Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Thomas,
 Mr. and Mra John Flowers. pr. and Mrs. S. l.. steiner. Mrs. M. s. Crom- meiin, Mrs. Myrtle Brown. Misses Jui5a 1 May HendersSn, Mary cobbs. Isabel Cobbs. Jean Burke. Anne Solomon. Net ta Jones, Virginia Abercrombie. Mary Goodwyn Ashley. Katherine Haidwir Florence Marks. and others.
 During the evening there were sew
 eral hundred callers.
 MRS. FOSTER TO ENTERTAIN FOR MISS BALDWIN. Mrs. J Manly Foster will entertain Saturday evening at o'clock at an iri- formal buffet supper and bridge party in honor of Miss Katherine Baldwin and Dr. Fred Wilkerson. Miss Bald win ia d debutante of the season and pr. wilkersGn will leave soon for New
 York to take a position in a hospital.
 CHAUTAUaUA CIRCLE.
 The Chautauqua Circle held an in-
 teresting meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Crist. The follow
 ing was the program and Mrs. J. c.
 Tyson was tho director:
 similarity between the Greek and Scandinavian mythology" by Mrs. Mc- Daniel: "A review of an article on spanish women" by Miss Owen; sDis-
 cussion of the Oydseey." by Miss Owen and Mrs. Tyson; .sThe Significance of
 the scarab" an article by Mrs. Hub
 bell; *Geography of Homer" by Mrs.
 Frank Julian: Review of Lord Cro-
 na's History of Egypt" by Mrs. E Nj. Graves; outline history of Egypt
 the significance of it's name" by Miss
 Alley. At the conclusion of the pro
 gram delicious refreshments were serv-
 ed.
 MRS. sAHEL ENTERTAINs.
 one of the most elaborate iuncheons
 of the season was that at which Mrs.
 Nose Sabel entertained Friday for Miss