The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
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CREAM AND ROSES.


 Cream and Roses sitting there.
 Tapping lighting on the keys, With the sunlight in her hair, Drives the office to despair. "Got minute, Miss to spare
 Take this letter. please"
 Cream and Roses seems to know
 Of our adoration wild
 "Did you say e. Brown < Co.,: All your implements will go
 Forward?" Ah. dictation's slow.
 Glory! how she smiled!
 Cream and Roses. throned in state. Tapping swiftly every key
 Seems a rather silly fate. "Yours to hand-we beg to state. So the blessed serfs dictate
 To herfMaiesty. -
 Wallace Hirst,
 PRE-NUPTIAL BUFFET SUFFER. sA Last night after the wedding re- hearsAi at the Temple, the Griei-Gerst- ley bridal party and the out or town guests were very beautifully enter, tained at buffet supper bx MT. ana Mrs Leen Well and MT. and Mrs. Mey- CT Griel and the home of the iofmer couple on Lawrence street. ,,Z.-- The spacious front hall and living room were decorated with red roses The music room and dining room were beautiful In a delicate pink tone, brides maids roses being used In great profusion in combination with smilax and maidenhair ferns
 ' Tn the dining room from the chan dafier above the table was suspend ed q huge globe covered with brides maids roses and from each rose ribbon was pendant instead of stem. At the appointed moment the ladies pulled the ribbons, and there fell from the heart of the globe beautiful fa- vor for each guest. bearing especial significanee fo reach individual. The geutlemen's favors, presented by different mode, were miniature white and gold books entitled Marriage, the text being written by the hostess. The idea of hearts and roses, pre- vailed not only in the decorations but also in the refreshments.
 The linen cloth heavily embroidered in pink and white silk roses was parisian importation of exquisite work mansllip. Festoons of delicate smflax, caught in place with pink satin TO- settes, dropped from the edge of the circular table. The centerpiece was a high heeied French slipper made or smilax and filled with a profusion Of pink roses Bon-bons and candied nuts in silver dishes were placed about the board. From here was served the wine in filagree silver glasses.
 three course buffet supper was served, the first two courses in heart shaped receptacles, the third. consist ing of pink cakes and ice cream mold ed in the form of pink roses with a cupid emerging from the heart.
 4 guessing contest designed by Mrs. Leen Well. called ''rhe old, old story" the questions being upon one pink heart, the answers upon its fellow, elicited much amusement. and was in- spired from romantic episodes connect. ed with the courtship of the guest of honor The prizes were gold hearts twined together. All the fav0rs for tine occasion were especially designed and executed in New York City. MRS. ]. GRIEL ENTERTAINs AT 4 PRE-NUPTIAL DINNER. In compliment to her daughter, Miss Gerstley. of Philadelphia. Mrs. J. Grlel entertained at . very beautiful daffo- dil dinner last night.
 The beautiful spring flower. chosen for the foral and color motif of the dinner was most effectively carried out in every course of. the menu, and in the table decorations
 . Miss Florence Gerstley, MT, and Mrs. William Gerstley, Mfr. Will Gerstley. IT,, Mfr. Louis Gerstley. MT, and Mrs. Arthur Loeb, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fleisher, Miss Daisy Fox. all of Phil adelphia, Mfr and Mrs. Herman Katz, of Memphis Tenn; MT. and Mrs. Meyer Griel, Dr. Gaston Griel.
 
 RECIPROCITY DAY WITH
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN. The Council of Jewish Women held . most delightful meeting in the vestry room of the Temple yesterday after noon when they celebrated Reciprocity Day.
 pr. Ehrenreich opened the meeting with prayer, after, which an address was made by the President, Mrs. E. Veil. The papers read were Con temporaries of Balzac," prepared by Mrs. W. l.. Durr, but read by Mrs. John Stratford. from the Ionian Club; "rhe Silent Places." by Miss Lallie Moore. froniAthe Magazine Club; "ChlId. hood from Seven to Twelve. Its Mem tai, Moral and Physical Requirements" by Mrs. Hewett of the Mothers Circle;