The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-03

La Tona. Balm Beach. and other re- sorts in. Florida and Cuba.
 They will return in time to spend the Christmas holidays with her pa- rents. MT. and Mrs. A. P. Tyson.
 They will make their home in Reids- ville, N. C.. where the groom Is one of the most highly esteemed and most prominent citizens.
 The bride Is a young woman of uni- versal charm. and is popular with hosts of friends, who regret that her mar rtage will take her to another city to reside.
 Several hundred handsome presents were received by the young couple. MISS CoBRs ENTER TAINs THE NOvICEs.
 Miss Mary Cobbs entertained the Novtces most delightfully Thursday morning at her home at Cloverdale.
 Numbers of potted plants made the home most attractive. Two prizes were awarded; they were both silk hose. and Miss Annie chand- Ter won the guest prize, and Miss Jean Burke the club prize. After the games a two-course luncheon was served. The guests were:
 Miss Sara Warren Wilkerson, Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Christine Glass, Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, Miss Jessie Ware, Miss Mary Ellen Harris, Miss Ellen Tyson, Miss Annie Chandler, Miss Taylor Beale, Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Minna Dent. Miss Anna Pelzer, Miss Ethel Pelzer. Miss Mary Kennedy, Mss Susie Martin. Miss Susie May, Miss Clementine Marks. Miss Mary Mo- Queen. Miss Paula Seibs, Miss Florence Davidson. Miss Augusta Coleman. Mss Lizzie Andrew, Miss Bonnie Andrew, Miss Alice Lahey, Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Etta Jenkins. Miss Rhodes. Miss Ida Parrish, Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Annie Danziger.
 MIR. AND sIzs. JACKSON EN-
 PERTAIN FOR MISS BALDWIN. Mir. and Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson entertained beautifully at o'clock dinner Thursday evening, in honor of Miss Katherine Baldwin. one of the seasons most attractive debutantes. The table decorations were unusual l ly pretty. The table was covered with a Renaissance lace piece. oyer pink satin. and the centerpiece was large cut glass vase of Killarney l roses. The table was also ornament ed with silver eandelabra in which pink tapers burned. and they were tied with bows of pink satin ribbon. AAC SAoMacAASi aOVNO was bWthCQ WtLAi smilax and pink tulle. The place cards were hand-painted roses. The favors for the girls were espe- cially pretty; they were of roses made of French crepe paper and in the heart of the rose was concealed a small box containing bon bons. The favors for the men were pink rose- buds.
 A delicious ten-course dinner was served.
 Mrs. Jackson was beautiful in a gown of pink eolian cloth with val lace trimmings.
 Miss Baldwin was lovely in a gown of salmon colored crepe meteor with pearl trimmings. The guests were: Misses Katherine Baldwin. Nan Gun ter. Lillian Hill, Etheldra Williams. Bessie Rogers. Messrs W. c. Oates. Jr.. John H. Wallace, Jr.. P. T. Sayre. Cliff Stewart, Lawrence Lightfoot and Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Jackson.
 RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN FOR MISSES COBBS Mrs. John L. Cobbs will entertain a, | a reception on the evening of Dec. IA | at her nome on Mobile Street, in corn- | pliment to her granddaughters, Misses Mary and Isabel Cobbs. who are two of the most charming of the debutantes l of the season.
 
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS HILL. MT. W. w. Hill will entertain at a box party at the theatre Saturday evening, in compliment to his niece Miss Lillian Hill, who is debutante of the season.
 MEETING OF IONIAN CLUB. Mrs. Star Kealhofer was hostess Thursday morning for the members of the Ionian Club, when they held a most interesting meeting.
 It was Federation day with the club. and excellent talks were made oy sew eral of the members.
 Mrs. Kealhofer's home was attrac-