The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

arasticalIy over the doorways and the
 with its delicate colorings the room would @ certainly have been dificuit to have pictured a group of handsomer
 Mrs. Lewis suggested those occa- fornia she was the queen of the bril- liant flower fetes held there. her dis tinguished beauty inspiring. 1t Is said, more homage than Is usually accord ed even the woman of beauty when combined with such unusual graces of manner. She was in white Irish point faces, very simply fashioned. and worn < Mrs. Bartlett. who stood next to her. was in white lace, the entire cor sage and drapery which formed the short sleeves being of heavy silver. wreath of pink flowers. Hers is a love- Illness quite indescribable. for as the beautiful Mama May Mcqueen she was Accounted one of the loveliest belles everywhere. She Is certainly a most beautiful woman and in her laces and silver she was a picture not soon for
 Mrs. Foster. whose departure from Birmingham in May will be so sim cereiy regretted. was distinguished and lovely fin her reception gown Of white. soon @ De Iisd. as sr by her spss personaiity and and briliancy she. soon after her arrival In this city, became most prominent in society.
 women assisting in receiving. among them Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop. Mrs. James Boyron. Mrs. Charles stillman. Mrs. s. E. Thompson, Mrs. William Mudd Jordan. Mrs. Houston Johnston. Mrs. Crawford Johnston, Mrs. Burr Fergusons Miss Mary Ware. Miss Sadie Gillespie.
 Tees and punch were served and In luncheon was served. the table exquis- itely decorated. the centerprice being of pink roses. White wistarla was draping the stairway and contrasting with the pastel shades of sweet peas and pink roses were the deep crimson roses used In the living rooni.i
 Many charming women were pres ent Mrs. J c. Maben was there. her handsome calling gown fin the wistaria shades, her hat matching her costume. Mrs. Francis Anderson, wearing black Lathrop wearing white brocaded satin in pink roses. Mrs. Stillman. wear ing pink. hat of black trimmed with white plumes. Mrs. Shipman, call- ing Rowra of blue cloth Of great ele- gance. Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben. a calling gown in the wistaria shades. Mrs. James Bowron in black laces. with Oriental jewels. Mrs; Chenoweth,
 
 sian embroidery. Mrs. Vincent Fergu- son, a smart calling gown of white.
 Among others were: Mrs. Robert Frederick Ferguson, Mrs. Frank Gri- der. the Misses Caldwell, Mrs. c. q, Simmons. Mrs. Edward Devereaux Smith. Miss Virginia Graves. Mrs. T. O. Smith. Miss. Hubbert, the latter in lovely calling gown of white; Mrs. Truman II. Aldrich, wearing white trimmed with irridescent embroidery, a picture hat of black.
 "Among others were: Mrs. Robert Iemison, Mrs. Lewis Coleman Morris. Mrs. '. V. Allen, Miss Weakley. Mrs. !. A. Rountree. Mrs. w. L. Pinckard. Mrs. Henry DeBardeieben. Mrs. Webb Crawford. Mrs. John w. Tomlinson. Mrs. Hason Dillard. Mrs. Charles Ley Sourd, Mrs. A. R. Dearborn, Mrs, William Mudd, Mrs. J. Norman. Brooks, Mrs. S. W. John. Mrs. B. r. Wyman. Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. W. W. Bus sey, Mrs. T. B. Bush. Miss Williams"
 
 MRS. HUGH DENT GIVES
 PICTURESQUE PORCH PARTY.
 The porch party at which Mrs. Hugh Dent entertained yesterday afternoon at her home at Cloverdale. was one of the most picturesque events ever given in Montgomery. The scene was verit-