The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

Robert Sistrunlx. Noble Billing, Robert Steiner, Henry Arnold of Elberton, Ga., | Fred Wilkerson, Frank McPherson, Walter Pickett Jenf Steiner and Joe Billing.
 DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. The Country Club, of Robinson Springs, a social organization. was | delightfully."- entertained by one of It's most charming members, Miss Eva Grace Frazier. assisted by her sister Mrs. Williams. at her fathers home | near Robinson Springs on last Friday evening. After the regular routine of business was disposed of the members and guests were ushered into the dining room where they were served with delicious refreshments.- In the absence of the Club President Miss Louisa Hall, Miss Doliska Wilson, vice-president, presided. During the evening an interesting eating con test was entered into in which Miss Dorothy Rives was awarded the prize. a box of delicious candy. l.. The following members and visitors were present.: Misses Dorothy Rives. | Mary Kate Rives, Lillie Queen Will l son. Doliska Wilson, Leo Zeigler Eva Grace Frazier, Lomia McAdams. Miss Bagwell and Mrs. Williams. Messrs. Edwin Griffin Robinson, Frank Rives, Stanhope Frazier. Hunt | rTdZier, bdrHeSt Alleys IOIl AeIBior Henry zeigler. Jim zeigler. Ralph zeigler. Ralp Faulk. Bob Rowlinson. The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Miss Louisa Hall. MARRIAGE OF MIR. CARY | AND MISS HUlEN. A quiet, but pretty, home we'd ding which will be solemnized this morning at 9:30 o'clock will bd that | of Miss Frances Lucille Hulen and MT. Frederick Joseph Carey at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. M. E. Taylor. Rev. Father Dennis Saw age officiating.
 Mendelssohn's wedding march will be rendered by her sister. Mrs. Mar | shall T. Jones. who will be charming in a gown of pink silk null. .s
 The bride will be daintily attired in costume of cream silk with trimm- ing of baby Irish lace with hat to match. and will carry a shower bou- quet of brides roses.
 The home will be tastifully decorat- ed with cut flowers and ferns.
 Immediately after the ceremony the young couple Jill leave for trip to Mobile and ot Ter Southern lNpints. The brides going away costume will be Q pretty coat suit of old rose. On their return MT. and Mrs. Carey will be at home to their friends at 225 Martha Street.
 
 AUTOMOBILE PARTY.
 Among the delightful affairs being given for Lieutenant Frederick Weed en Teague and his huse guests Lieu tenants Fuller of Kansas, Colley of Georgia, Munnikhuysen of Maryland and Milling of Louisiana, was an auto mobile party on Friday evening. The young people went for some miles into 1 the country and on their return deli cious refreshments were enjoyed at the I Lions Head.
 The guests were: Misses Mary Ellen Harris, Lula Mcqueen, Annie Chandler Mary Kirkpatrick, Georgia Saffold, Anne Gaston. Messrs. Colley, Milling, Munnikhuysen, Fuller, Teague and Robert Teague.
 Q. P. x. BARBECUE. Mir. Dave Johnson entertained the members of the O. P. x. Fraternity who are camping near his home at Mt. Meigs, at a delightful barbecue Friday.
 The following young people, chape roned by Mrs Duncan May and Mrs. Gerald Ware, went out for the day:
 Miss Minnie Saffold. Miss Evelyn Saffold. Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick, Miss Sue Ware. Miss Rebecca Stout. Miss Bob Halls, Miss Neil Ragland, Mir. Bowen Henderson, MT. T. J. Miles, Mr.
 
 James Flowers. MT. Stuart May, MT! Warren Brown, MT 2 Walter -Browder, MT. Charles Harris.
 IN HONOR OF MIR. BALLARD.
 MT. Troy Halls gave a most delight full dinner party at the Roof Garden of the Beauvoir Club on Friday even ing in compliment to MT. G. Breaux Ballard of Louisville, Ky, The table decorations were in pink and white, the centre piece being of caranations.
 The guests were: Misses Helen Mac Henderson. Messrs Hanson Fer rall of New Orleans. Rreaux Ballard, of Louisville. Troy Halls and Robert Henderson.
 MISS STERNFELD ABROAD. Miss Dora Sternfeld sailed Satur- day from New York for Berlin where she will remain until fall when she will then return to the city. While in Berlin she will attend the marriage of her cousin. Miss Amelia Heinberg and Professor Henrich Bandler of Hamburg, the eminent violinist. Miss Sternfeld is foremost in the musical circles of the city and will be much missed during her absence. Mir and Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw have returned from Tate Spring.
  Mr S. A Solomon will leave Mon day for Santa Rosa Island to spend a week.
 Mrs. S. A. Solomon and children, George Patterson and Lucille, have gone to St. Andrews Bay to spend two weeks.
 Messrs. F. J. Bayne and Paul SM. . Bayne are spending their vacation at Cumberland Island, Ga. Miss Louise Sharp Is visiting rela-
 lives in Birmingham. Misses Annie and Maeola OBrfen will leave tonight for Roanoke and Mrs. w. A. Saffold left Saturday for North Carolina, to spend the summer.
 Miss Georgia Saffold will spend two
 weeks with Miss Julia May Hender- son.
 Messrs Harry Bandy. Olin Pinkston, Rowell Holt. Harris Washburn, Shelley Boykin and Paul Fuller, are spend ing the weekend at the Delta Phi Omega Camp at Mountain Creek. Mrs. D. F. Flood Is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. John Bridges. and Mrs. P. C. Braun, in New York City.
 Master Reed Culver has returned to