The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
Roa,Hs Armtstsad Hggns, Social Editor Phone 2bl&
arGIMnNrAL orFICnRs BALL.


 One of theI most brilliant affairs of last evening at Pickett Springs by the ofEicers of the End regiment. The hand and the light. airy dresses of the glrls beauty.
 sired. the rain of the afternoon having left the atmosphere delightfully."- cool. The regiment band furntshed splen, did music for the occasion. The grand Bibb Graves. The figures introduced were intricate and beautiful.
 Among the couples In the march were siaa Selma and his daus6tsr. dainty littie miss of or years, who. attracted much attention by her petite beauty and perfect self-possession.
 designed, bearing on the cover mili- tary scene in colors.
 There were a large number of guests
 Colonel and Mrs Charles R. Bricken, Major and Mrs. Carl Seals. General and Mrs. Bibb Graves. General and Mrs. Robert F. Lgon Major and Mrs M Mrs. c. O. Abercrombie, Mrs. Robert Henderson. Mrs. R. E. L.. Nell. Lieu tenant Haygood 9f Hrmingham, Lisu- tenant shreve. Iieutenapt- colonel Car ter, Lieutenant Parrish, Lieutenant Guice. Major Haygood Patterson. Cap tain John Mepufiie, Captain Ray Wil- man, Iieutenant r. c. Locke. Colonel smith Robbins, Sergeant and Mrs :. Carton Lewis, lieutenant Anthony, " F. Ward. Lieutenant J9mes volts. Tt sRisn Hai: Lenssnana soos Tss nsGy Clapp. Anderson. John Lapsiey, Lieu. tenant Butler. Captain Lay. MT, and paSe s Mhes.toas msksra Mr and hrs and stuart Ms1 -Missss Georgia Richardson. Cecilia ssffold HnSSa Pelasr, nssei Pslnsr, soasa sss sic Maddox, Sarah Warren wilkerson, Florence Dayijson. Lylaa Mcqueen, patrick, Ethel Tressiar. Mary Mary Ellen Belle wilkins of selrna. cene Burke. saemSs Kitty Re pen kasie sVoltu ADsI Isa Messrs. Henry Phillips. \. D. EgDankE nns Tor WTgl at.v chandier Hsnry Lieutenant caton. stafford Betty, Emile Hannon, Sam Englehaardt, Brad ley Alley. Arthur Hannon, Baker, J. l. rsiSss rSsSsss romar key coosass ssss Devinney. Lieutenant Clarence Boggs, Eugene Purviance, Eugene Kimhrough, 1si1,.B Ar Butler James ne Mal5ery Dewitt svn1
 
 Lucien Burns, Fred wiikerson, Rolt Henderson. c. O., Day, E. A. smith, O.. F. Childers, Fielder Halls, Hal Brown. Jack Vardeman, Ed Keeble of Selma and John H. Wallace, Jr.
 MISS MARIAN BLACK,s
 JAPANESE TEA.
 A very beautiful event of yesterday was the Japanese tea at which Miss Marian Black entertained at the home of her parents. Mir. and Yrs. T. w. Black, in honor of her house. guests. of Mountain Creek. Miss Brantley and Miss Bashinsky, of Troy, Miss Ander- son. of North Carolina. and Miss Me- Math and Miss Vickery, tof Columbus.
 The home. Hazel Hedge" Is ideal for sntertaining. and was never more
 The party was to have taken place on the lawn. but on account of the indictment weather. the guests were en tertained. in the house and on the Japanese. numbers of brilliant lam terms, parasols and other decorations suggestive Of far Japan being used. Numbers of cut flowers were also used. The receiving party were most pic- turesque and attractive. all wearing
 During the afternoon .5andwiclie. and tea were served and afso sherbet and small cakes. each hoidfsg Japa-
 The affair was most delightful one and durlng the hours from to o'clock there were abour eighty callers
 BOOK RECEPTION AT Y. w. c. A.
 The members of the boarding home at the Y. W. C., A. and also ths members of the Fellowship Club were most delightfully entertained on last