The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
COMING EVENTS.
Monday.

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 COMING EVENTS. Monday.
 Hamilton Whist Club-Mrs. John Cochran, 2 p. m.
 Dinner Party--Miss Mary Danner for Miss sims and Mir. Rhen. p. m. Tuesdsy.
 At Home 4-e-Mrs. W. O. MacMa- hon for Miss MacMahon.
 Cavendish Bridge Whist-Mrs. A. W. Powell. 2;so p. m. Wednesday.
 Discards--Mrs. John Cochran, D. Bridge Luncheon, 1.30-Mrs. H. C.. Donald at tea room.
 Heart Pafty--Mrs. J. D. Cameron for Miss Gray and Miss Oliver, S:so Birthday Party. s-ll-Miss susie Sledge Douglas.
 Thursday.
 Annual Reception Athelstan Club. gp. m.
 fS D. m.
 Bowling Club. Miss Olive McMillan lat Country Club. II a. m. Bridge Clique--Mrs Hermann Tan 'nenbaum, 3 D.. m. Public Rehearsal Mobile Symphony iorchestra--Battless House Auditorium, Meeting Mobile Chapter U. D. G. Lecture Room Y. M. c. A.. 4:so p. m. Elesell Bridge Club-Mrs. E. D. .Bondurant, pm. HI Frtaay Friday Evening Dancing Club at German Relief Hall. s:3O D. m. Friday Evening Dancing Club. Miss lLonnie Lyons Vass.
 Kappa Delta--Miss Susie Marble. ] Bridge Party. 8 p. m. Mrs. R. A. Rush. for Mrs. Berthold. Shakespeare Club at residence Mrs. c. J. Torrey. Il a. m.
 Mobile, Dec. 4.-(SpeciaD-This week there will be several affairs Of note to interest the social world. The annual reception of the Athelstan Club announced for Thursday evening is always a brilliant and eagerly an ticipated event. It Is here that the debutantes are given their first for nal glimpse of the world of gayety
  as we'll as for the many card parties and receptions of the week. Enxnwemenf Announced of Miss Sims
 and Mr. Rhen.
 Mir Thomas w. Sims announces the engagement of his sister, Virginia Pauline. to Mir. Frederic Oliver Rhen.
 Debut Dance.
 The dance given on Friday evening by Mir. and Mrs. Tom Boone to intro- duce their daughter. Miss Gladys Boone, an attractive debutante, was a very lovely affair, and the first large entertainment Of the season.
 The entire lower floor of the Boone home, on St. Joseph Street, was thrown into one and elaborately decorated ir palms ferns and Richmond roses. The mantles were banked with ferns and Richmond roses and about the halls and pariors were effective groupings of palms and roses.
 Mrs. Boone, who wore a handsome gown of black crepe meteor, hand ern- broidered and trimmed in jet was as- sisted in receiving by Miss Boone, who looked her prettiest in white, crepe meteor with trimmings of silver, and carried American Beauty roses. buffet supper was served throughout the evening and an orchestrR played { delightful program of dance music.
 Dance programs were used and about 100 of the dancing set were present to meet the young guest of honor. The other debutantes present, who were charming additions to the evening were Miss Mabel Goode In gold colored chif- ion over satin, American Beauty roses
 Miss Sadie Leatherbury white messa- line. trimmed in green, bouqeut ot white roses.
 Miss Corinne Kirlxbride, white lace American Beauty roses.
 Miss Dorothy Carter, pale blue satin bridesmaid roses.
 Miss Annie Laurie Price, pink silk and lace, bouquet of pink carnations.
 Miss Eloise Staunton, blue satin witt silver trimmings.
 Dance for Young Set. ', The young set are indebted to Mis- Clara Sims for a happy time last even. ing when she entertained for them at dance at the home of her mother, Mrs T. w. Sims, on St. Anthony Street.
 The house was gay with the Christ 1 mas colors of gold and green. Tn. chandeliers were twined with poppieI and smilax and about the rooms and halls were streamers of bamboo anC Christmas bells. An orchestra placed in the bay window furnished the music for the young people who are indebted to Miss Sims for an ideal evening.
 The young hostess, who looked ver1 charming in a gown of blue silk tissue : trimmed in lace, did the honors of tn. evening most successfully and served