The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-23
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. Armistead HgsinA Social Editor. Phone 16la

ise ounnels was elected president for the coming year and Miss Vivian stough. secretary.
 The entire home was thrown open to the young guests and was attractive. ly decorated with cut flowers ana ferna
 Punch was served From table adorn- ed In white and green by Miss Clotiioe sayre, who also assistsd in entertain ing.
 A guessing contest was enjoyed and the prize. . box of candy was won Sy Miss Zelda Sayre; the booby prize py Miss Rebie Riley. A delicious two course luncheon was served after the
 The young hostssses wore dainty gowns of white lingerie and lace.
 4 KINGS SUMMER GIRL.
 Miss Maxine Elliott Is King Ed wards Summer Girl" He showers all attentions and extra glances on her. Last year Mime. Letellur, the beautiful wife of the millionaire proprietor O. The Paris Journal. was the favorits. but this year Madame has fallen in the background and Maxine is queen of af- fairs. Maxine is certainly the hand sornest woman there ana the King not only delights to look on handsome wo-  he says the charm vf her voice is IT. resistible. Some English women, who came to Marienbad with the hopes of catching some strong glances from the royal eye, are biting their lips with re- sentiment.
 When Austrians and Germans hear that this woman Is an American act' ress. they raise their hands in horror and exclaim: "Ah-himmelm at the democratic tastes of the English KinE AMERICAN-MADE GOWNS FOR LILLIAN NORDICA. Once more in marital circumstances, Mime. Lillian Nordica returned to New York with her husband. George w Young. on the Lnsitania on Thursday of last week.
 Are you bringing over any new gownsT
 NO, and never will. For have de- cided to have all my gowns made Tn America, where believe that they do them better. went away in an Amer ican- made gown--this one." and Mime Nordica, indicated her gray travelling costume. "and I am coming back in are beautiful. but when the gown Is made up the workmanship is not so good, so am done forever and wish you to emphasize the tact
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 Miss Charlie Belle Laney of Pensa- cola, Is the guest of Mrs. Theo Weich On Clayton Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Pruett and daughter, Miss Mary Pruett. of Selma, spent yesterday in the city Miss Pruett joined the party of young ladies who left on 6 special train for Sullins College, at Bristol, Va. She will be remembered as one of the most attractive visitors cf the early sum meg.
 Mrs. Manly Foster and her little daughter Kathleen. of Montgomery are guests of Mrs. Martha Truss on Eighth genue.-Birmingham Age. Herald.
 Miss Kate Alley. of Montgomery. who has been visiting Mrs. Ben Barret at coden, arrived in the city yesterday morning and Is the guest or the Misses Vincent at 254 Joachim strset.-Mobii" Register Mrs. Pride Jones. who has been in New York since May 1, returned to the city Friday. very much improved in health. En route home she stopped in Montgomery, where she was Joined by her children and then went to Blount Springs for a short visit before return ing home.--Mobiie Register.
 Miss Josephine Hall has gone to Nashville to attend the Ward SeniD- ary.
 Misses Elizabeth Andrew. Joan. Burke, Lucia Richardson and Frances Jones will leave today for New York to spend several weeks. They will be Joined there by Misses Mildred Andrew and Florence Davidson. who will re. turn with them.
 Miss Mysfe Abernathy has returned to her home in Selma, after a visit to the Misses Johnson on Hull Street. Mrs. B. F. Ellis and daughters, Eliz- abeth and Virginia Dunaway, of Orr RoQuemore.
 Mrs. Eleanor vass Fitzpatrick and | little daughter Marshall Elise. have returned from a visit to friends in Livingston.
 Miss Mary Wright. of Thomasvi1le. | Ga, Is the guest of her cousin. Mrs George Raoul. on Wilkerson Street
 Mrs. B. R. Powell. of Hurtsboro. is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. D. R Munk- MT. and Mrs. F. H. Flowers have re- turned home after a six weeks visit to Atlantic City and other points. ] Miss Virginia Carmichael. of Sunny