The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WOVEN ana SOCIETY
nRs. STUART M'rxENxrE,s TEA.

t TH. yestsrday afternoon to which 2b0 of her friends were invited to meet her attractive house guests. Mrs. Porter walker of Birmingham and Miss Wal lace Ripy of Kentucky.
 The pretty cottage home was most effectiveiy decorated with pink carna- tlons aud pink roses throughout.
 The hostess. wearing an ivory-toned messaline trimmed in blue bands of embroidered chiffon, was assisted in re- ceiving by the two guests of honor and Mrs David U. whetstene. Mrs. Walker wore an imported di- rectoire gown embroidered in brown
 Miss Riby.s toilette was of dainty white chiffon with dewdrop decora- tions. built over delicate blue satin.
 Mrs. -whetst6ne wore a blue naessa- line.
 The. music room. where the punch was served. was adorned with vases or Killarney roses. and the table was par ticuiafiy attractive with this beautiful flower. handsome bows of pink satin sash ribbon and crystal scandeiabra h which burned white tapers capped with pink roses.
 The young ladies serving punch were Miss Kate Brooks Steiner, Miss Caro- line Randolph. Miss Anna Pelzer and z Miss Lucy Randolph
 i, Tn the dining room was placed table, decorated WlIu piNk. CaIHhttpuot from which the oordials were served by Mrs Ed Watts and Mrs. Lindner.
 Assisting m the Inequalities were Mrs. Margaret Duncan, Mrs, Lucius Gaston. Mrs. Louis Farley Mrs. J. Ware Walker. Miss Caroline Hannon. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Miss Bessie t Thorington and Mrs. Brooks Flowers.
 FRANCIS MARION, D. A. N.
 One of the most delightful meetinEs : In the history of the Francis Marion Chapter, D. A. R., was held at the. residence of Mrs. Phares Coleman on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was largely attended and fine reports were given from each of the officers.
 After much business ofNimportances in which seven new names were. pro- posed and accepted by the Chapter, and also a report from the Registrar Chat i've papers had been forwarded to Washfngton. . delightful program was
 schild Life in coionial Daysr was read by Mrs. Coleman; poem Un- cle Sani,,i by Mrs Black. after which many beautiful Revolutionary relies were greatly enjoyed. each lady giving the history Of the relic she brought. This will be a feature of the meetings in the future,
 Delightful refreshments were served and the Chapter adjourned to meet with Mrs Charles Thigpen, March 10.
 The Chapter was delighted to well come its new member, Mrs. Harvey Jones. and It's associate member, Mrs. Mayfleid. at this meeting.
 Following is an outline of the pros
 Marcfl--fIistory of the old Plymouth Cemetery; each member also bringing poem or anecdOte,
 April--A New England Legend. founded on fact, "Agnes. the Maid of
 May-IIigh Tea in which the ladies Of the Chapter in Colonial dress will be at home to their friends.
 -0ctob er-Poreh Party At this meee4 Ing win be shown flags with their his- tories. from Revolutionary times to the November- History and anecdotes of Francis Marion.
 December christmas in the Colo nles.
 January--AhnuaI meeting: reports and elections.
 MRS. CtEARLEs NORTON HOSTESS.
 Mrs Charles Norton entertained very Beautifully yesterday afternoon when she was hostess for tAa Thursday Bridge Club and a nup1bAf Of other friends. The home was most effective- 1y decorated with sunilax. red carna- $ klQnS ana N2kGuune nG4EtS. In6 sAAlub motif obtaining in the score cards and the elaborate luncheon.
 Master Charles Norton, IT,, little son Of the hostess. passed the score cards.
 Mrs Nortonsa gown was blue lin- gerie. She was assited in receiving by her ststef. Mrs. & w. Patton, and by Mrs. R O. Harkins, The guest's prize, brass candle stick. was won by Mrs. William Cary.
 The guests exclusive of the club members were: Miss Sophia Holmes. Miss Fine Holmes, Miss May Tyson, Mss Matte McGehee. Miss Kate Alley, Miss Mary Troy. Mrs Goldsmith. Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. w. A. Carey, Mrs. Ed Noble. Mrs. Archibald Cunningham. Mrs Ralph Quisenerry, Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs Albert Wilson, Mrs. Louis Farley, Mrs. Haywood Bartlett, Mrs. Warren Tysony Mrs. O c. Maner, Mrs. Henry Bartlett. Mrs. Charles Ba- ker, Mrs w. F. Payne. Jr., Mrs. 8. ". Patton, Mrs. F. O. Hawkins.
 WEDDING AT FARM LODGE
 On Wednesday, at Farm Lodge. the attractive suburban home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Hannon, Mss Frances, their daughter, was given In marriage to Mir. ]. L. McGuire. of Thomasvilie. Ga
 The house was decorated with smIiax ana roS6S, Jno tHiDEoVlSeu AlbaE DSiu& formed of palms and lighted with cam dles M
 Mrs F. Pointer. sister of the bride, was matron of honor.
 Rev. 0. c McGee performed the mar riage ceremony
 The brides gown was ,travelinR suit of blue cloth, with which she wore d hat of the same shade and carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses.
 The bridal Journey includes e visit through Florida, at the conclusion of which MT. and Mrs McGuire will re. pair to their home in Georgia. JOINT COMMITTEE OF wOMENs
 ORGANIZATIONS.
 The postponed meeting of the joint committee composed of representatives of the five great organizations of women in the United States will occur today at the Carnegie Library at 3:S0 o'clock. i, The committee Is composed of Miss Janet simpson of Florence. chairman, who represents the Nation- al Education Association: Miss Annie May Diprmick, of Montgomery. of the