The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26

corn bread and various other delfcacies that go to make up first class coun- try dinner.
 General Oates was In q most happy frame of mind. the one-a armed hero of the Confederacy relating many pleas ing anecdotes connected with his long stay in Congress. and being toasted in eloquent terms by his fellow diners.
 Mrs. Oates. who is q very pleas ant woman, captured the hearts of all by her graciousness and charm of man ner and the dinner proved . biz suc-i cess.
 General oates health is improving very much and he has derived great benefit from the waters of the spr.Gss. He expects soon to return to Montgom- cry in good health. ready to jo his part to defeat the constitutional amend ment.
 eThe letter adds that music was furnis he'd during the dinner hour by, a rnons graph secured especially for the occasion, and the airs were so cstchJ that MT. Sims danced a Jig that ca1sed much pleasure to the guests and the remaining hosts"
 :. TALLER HAMMERS MEET.
 The Yaller Hammers held an 'nter- esting meeting Saturday at Dr. Thos. Nj Owens office at the Ca oIt Il. The treasurer's report of cxpenitu,es for the Semmes memorial was rerorted. Letters from General McDowell of Ten nessee, to Miss Dorothy Hannon. com mending the "Yaller Hammers" for their noble purpose. were read. and also letters from Capt. Fred S. Fer guson to Miss Octavia Holt and to Miss Mary Burnet. thanking the Taller Hammers through them for courtesies extended.
 The question as to what they would do for the old soldier that will be 4ie the 17th and 18th of November WAS discussed, but no final action taken, but the school board permitting they will do their best for them. After this they were addressed by pr. Owen who told them what it meant to be a '@Yailer Hammer"
 FOR DIR. AND MRS. GGREsHAM.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. L.. Gresham. who were married Tn Montgomery October 20, and who are spending their hon. eymoon in Mobile with pr. Gresham's sister. Mrs. J. O. Acree. will be ten- dered a beautiful dinner this evening at six o'clock by MT. and Mrs. Acree at their home.
 White and green will be the color one for the table with white chrysan- tuChHAhl8 18 ucCoEatlOHS
 Those whom Mir. and Mrs. Acree have invited to meet Dr. and Mrs. Gresham are Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Pet erson. Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Rendell and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hanson
 Dr. and Mrs. Gresham will leave Tuesday for their future home An daiusia, where the doctor practices medicine.--MobiIe Register. . Mrs. Gresham was Miss Celtic Daw- son Of this city.
 MISS ANNIE CHANDLER
 IN ATLANTA.
 One of the delightful informal par ties of tho week win be the bridge at which Miss Mildred spratling will en- certain Tuesday afternoon at her home in West End. in honor of Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. of Pennsylvania, the guest of Miss Helen Payne, and Miss Annie Chandler of Montgomery, Ala, the guest of Miss Mary Anderson.
 Invited to rneet the guests of honor will be eight of the visiting girls. The new Tuesday morning Bridge Club was entertained at a delightful box party at the horse show matinee Friday afternoon by two of their friends.
 The party included Miss Mary An derson and her guest. Miss Annie Chandler of Montgomery, Ala; Miss Suzanne Spalding. Miss Katherine Cox. Miss Mildred Spratling, Miss Cobbie Vaughn. Miss Kate Fielder, Mss Lot tie Wyley, Miss Hattie Orr, Mrs. Thom- as Keenan.---Atlanta Journal. a1R. WALLACE ENTERTAINs
 AT A BOX PARTY.
 Mir. John H. Wallace. IT,. entertained a number of friends last evening at a box party at the horse show.
 His guests were: Miss Julia Mae Hen defson, Miss Virginia Abercrombie, Miss Mildred Taylor Andrew. Miss Ethel Pel- ger. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, Miss Annie Gaston, Miss Georgia Whiting Saffold. Mr. Robert E. Steiner, IT,, Mir. Lamar Field. Dr. W. B. Westcott. Mir. L. G. Aghtfoot, MT.