The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WOMEN qro SOCIETY
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 or MRS. WILLIAMS. i.
 On yesterday Mrs. Chsrles c. Aber- crombis was hostess In honor of Mrs !. William Williams st her beautifult home on Perry Street From II to 1 clusion of which game an additional number of guests arrived who were invited to lunchson-
 Mrs. Abercrombie. wearing white broadcioth with embroidered chiffon and lavender satin used effectively in Williams. in an embsoidersd lingerie over pink silk, received in the spacious hall Ss
 ] Tn the blue drawing room the fiow- CTS used were American Beauty roses. The Valentines motif. obtained in the score cards. being hearts embossed The bridge wueass were Mrs. McDufr Cain, Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan, Mrs ]. q. Mayde1d Mrs Phares Coleman, Mrs. Joseph Drum. Mrs. May Cromme- lin Wood. Mrs. Robert Stout Mrs. Hem. ry Bartlett. Mrs. Warren Reese, Mrs. II. Q. Hendrichs of Brundidge; Mrs. Mrs. Harry Houghton. Mrs. Blob. Graves. Mrs. Daniel Troy. Mrs. Isaac De Wees. Mra. Geo. W. Jones, Mra. Margaret White, Mrs. Lucius Gaston. Mrs. J6hn Flowers. IT., Mrs. David Howe. Mrs. George Smathsrs of North Carolina, Mrs. Ira Virgin
 The prize. hand painted china plate. was won by Mrs, Henry Bartlett. The consolation. card book. fell to Mrs, George W. Jones
 The luncheon guests were Mrs. ! M. de Cottes Mrs. L. l.. Fiili. Mrs. ". B. Tanner. Mrs. Robert Chambers, Mrs. Adolph LeBron, Mrs. Mac BiI- Nf, n 1Ts~a IN ~Ir gtoiIenwerck. Mrs. R.. B. steiner. Mrs. Alex 0arber and Mrs. Thomas M. Owen.
 At the luncheon hour the folding dcors connecting the lovely dining room and the drawing room were thrown open and the guests of both the card and luncheon parties were served simultaneously, the former at the small tables where the game was played. the latter at the large, beauti- fully appointed dining table.
 The floral centerpiece was a tall cut glass vase Of red carnations resting In . renaissance lace cloth. At either end of the table was many branched silver candeiabrurn in which burned red tapers. Graceful smiiax vines were also used in the decoration. The beau tifuiiy served luncheon Twas most de- lcioue in eachs Of It's courses
 Mrs. Williams, the guest of hoHors ia NAS- OA ttto iuAtQC3 ok buH WtutSEt n8H" Ing been choice prize captured from the East by one of Montgomery's pop ular young lawyers. She has won hosts Of friends and fs already . Sa- Rorite in Moutgomery's social life.
 Mrs. Samuel Cassels. Mrs. William Weiss and Mrs. Louis Farley assisted fn the Inequalities.
 sDsAsxE CLUB CELEBRATns
 RECIPROCITY DAY.
 The Sesame Club celebrated Reel proctty Day yesterday afternoon at She lovely home of Mrs. S. Roman on Lawrence Street. The occasion was Montgomery, as papers were requested Sr0m each organization.
 Mrs. sidney Well, President of the essaIlle Club, presided with grace and dlsnity. Mrs. W. 6. Kealhofer. on behalf of Ehe Tonian Club, read Mrs. John Etfat- Horde paper on "Dante and Milton"
 Mrs. Paul Mertene, of tue N0-Name Ciuhs read her paper on Cariyie's rGosppi of Work on Past and Present. nd 3&rtor Reoartus.
 Mrss Pugh De 4Jarneefe. President Qg khs Twentieth Century Club, read a paper on life and Customs in the Puritan and Quaker Colonies. Mrs. Bernard Frank, of the Council VI WY FASAA s~AAASese A~sNA st~t kNkNA 1tk ssDavid." 1 The President called for an exchange of ideas on current club work and the representatives present save brief ! pntilnes of their respective pfospec- xuses.
 4 social hour followed. during which fefPeshments were served. | A MONTGOMERY RELLE
 lM BIRMINGHAM. 1
 Miss Annie Gaston, one of the sea- cons most popular debutantes, and 1 her charming guest, Miss Charlotte | Van Ausdal of Dayton. O., are being 1oyalIy entertained fin Birmingham, 1 where they are the guests of Mrs. | William Pittman Redd. Hardly a day passes. but they are the honor guests ] ct some party. On Tuesday of this | week. Mrs. Spier Whitaker entertained 1 at an afternoon tea for them. and the | same night Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper Exuu1 gave Q beautiful dinner in their | honor. Mrs. Barry Afford gave al ~----- ------------