The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
NEWS FOR THE DAT
,Ro0alie Armistead HlgI

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 THOUGHT roR THE DAY.
 Make use of time if thou lowest eternity; know, yesterday cannot pc s recalled, tomorrow cannot be assured' today is only thine: which if thou pro crastinate thou losest; which lost' Is lost forever: one today is worta two tomorrows. Quaries tJermey Taylor.)
 TODAY IS THE TIME TO LIVE. Today is the time for laughter,
 Tomorrow the time for tears: < Whatever may come hereafter.
 Whate ger of woe with years.
 Today is the time to borrow
 The best that the gods can give We can sorrow. it need be. tomorrow But todev Is the time to live.
 --B. E Nabers in Home Notes. MISS JENKINS ENTERTAINS
 FOR MISS MATvTINGLY. Tn compliment to her guest. Miss Althaire Mattingly, of Lebanon. Ky. { Miss Etta Jenkins entertained most delightfully at bridge, Friday morn : ing, at her home on Pleasant Avenue. Roses and chrysanthemums were effectively used in the decorations of the home. The guest of honor was presented with silver belt buckle.
 The prize. a pair of silk hose. was won by Miss Clement Marks. After the games course luncheon was serv- ed. The guests were:
 Misses Mary ccbbs, Lillian Hill, Netta Jones, Kitty Dent, Mary Mc- Queen, Mary Kennedy. Carolyn West Annie Laurie Siebels. Nan Gunter, Roberta Roberts. Alice Lahey, Mary Ellen Harris. Annie Gaston. Sarah Warren Wilkerson. Clara Ellen Forbes, Susie Martin. Bertha Fitzpat- rick. Minna Dent. Ethel Pelzer. Jean I4ahey. Clement Marks, Susie May, Florence Davidson. Annie Danziger, Annie Solomon. Laura Chambers. An nie Chandler, Anna Pelzer, Florence
 
 Chambers, Lula Mcqueen. Georgia SaffoId. Virginia Abercrombie. Julia May Henderson, Mildred Andrew, Clotilde Sayre, Rosalind Sayre. Sadie wynian. Mrs. Ben Noble, Mrs. Margar- ct White. Mrs. Warren Tyson. Mrs. Joe Holt. Mrs. John s. Whiteman and Mrs. VIII weiss.
 FOR MISS ABERCROMBIE
 MISS MaQUEEN AND
 MISS SAFFOLD. Miss Mary George cruikshank's re- ception in compliment to Miss Howell. Miss Abercrombie. Miss Saffold and Miss Mcqueen was graceful event of yesterday afternoon taking place at her lovely home. The residence of MT and Mrs. George Cruikshanks was just completed short time ago. It is situated on one of the pretty streets just off Highland Avenue. and its To- cation as well as the beauty of It's arr chitecture, makes 1t one of the most attractive colonial residences on the Highlands. Miss Cruikshank's hospi- taiity was the first large one that has been extended, and thus was. in a way. house warming. Miss Cruik- .shanxss personal charm and tact as q hostess aided greatly in making | q success.
 Miss Cruikshank was assisted in re- ceiving her guests by Miss Martha Downey. Miss Leone Robinison, Miss Edith Bowron. Miss Eleanor Mat thews, Miss Kathleen Stringfellow, Miss Florence Rogers, Miss Eva Co., mer, Miss Berry Lathrop, Miss Jennie Trimble, Miss Linley Graham, Miss Annie LeGrande. Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Miss svddie Moore. Miss Sara Gossett, Miss Emily Somerville, Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Kathleen Nixon. Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Ellen Linn Motion. Miss Parker of Memphis, and Miss Augusta Coleman.
 The hostess and her guests of hon. or, Miss Mcqueen. Miss Abercrombie. Miss Saffoid and Miss Howell. welcom- ed the callers in the drawing room. The decorations here were lovely, roses being used in profusion. Stand- ing with them were Miss Edith Bow ron. Miss Leone Robinson or Annis- ton, Miss Eleanor Matthews. Miss Hell en Rosa Randolph. Miss Sarah Gossett. Miss Emily Somerviile. Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Dorothy Orr. Miss Julia Parker and Miss Ellen Linn Motion.
 Welcoming the guests Tn the recep- ton room were. Miss Martha Dabney and Miss Florence Rogers. In the li- brary where roses and narcissns were used in elaborate detail. a re- IreSnlnE the prettlest of the hostess assistants. Miss Annie LeGrande and Miss Jennie Trimbie. The punch table was espe- cially pretty with it's decorations of valley lilies and ferns. Miss Kath- leen stringfeilow and Miss Linley Gra- ham, two of the hostess other att tractive friends. presided over the coffee urn.
 The dinner room was lovely with it's decorations of yellow chrysanthe- nuns. An immense centerpiece on the table was made of the golden blossoms, and the lights glowed through yellow shades surmounting tapers of the same tint. Miss Syddie Moore and Miss Berry Lathrop. two pretty debuantes of the season. as sisted the hostess here.
 Miss Cruikshank was quite pretty as she greeted her guests and was gowned exquisitely in cream chiffon with a blue embroidered border and quaint oveFskirt built over satin. The younger set was included In her invi- tation, and large number called du- ring the hours of the reception. a CO., terie of the gentlemen in the younger society set arriving late and intro ducing the same pleasant innovation
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