The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-25
MRS. HENDERSON ENTERT.,vs
Beautiful Society Event ror.
 Enferprfse 'e III

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 Enterprise. HI ,.a,.,s' Feb, 3+--(special1-.. ,. peau.l1ui home Broad Stree, Me-. her aehaerson delishsgusly entertainas s uay m honor of Mrs. Knox MnII,n. Tn, party. "inston birthday ihe house was artisticaIIy decora,o, l., .'.,s states flags. Southern smilax and miniature cherry trees while ovsrbaaS ""a tes.oons of ribbons of red. wbIts ans h,'s re
 tne sama of bridge was piavsa n. s,'.
 .es marked by hatchets with nortr.,. .i ",.shihston. the score being kent bv IIts e Hhsses Maurfne Peacock ana Ressto -,hx pun oaihtily attired in white with rad rioooh sashes The first prize A handson,a pair Of silk hose was won bv Mrs T,"e ."utiihS' the consolation, the life oT wasb ihston' fell to Miss Eva Andrews
 After the games the guests were u,hsred into the dining room where q four cour.a luncheon was served From the four corners o, .h ing to the chandelier were r,bho,. Haa "hite ana blue entwined with smiJar Tn the center on n pyramid of red white and blue moss, surrounded by red shaded oanI dles In brass candlesticks was A .Tock-uorn CT Pie' rom which extended ribbons at tached to place cards of ''wasb,r.+on Crossing the Delaware" which on hetus :, drawn proved to be souvenirs of tha occa- sion At Intervals were placed olives salted almonds and bon bona in cooled hats. Coffee was served by Mrs. ". R. Lane. dressed as a Colonial dame who rep resented Martha Washington. The elaborate luncheon carried ont the Washington idea in every detail. During the afternoon from a table pretty in It's appointments of the national colors the guests were sreved Delaware punch by Mrs. J. L. Warren.
 Mrs, Henderson was assisted in recefv- ing by Mrs. W. E Henderson and Mrs T. R. Middlebrooks. Those present were: Mesdames. Knight. A. T. CoIley. Wright. Lane. Andrews. Hilliard Mansfield Rag land w E. Henderson. Knox Mullins. of Taiiadega. snellgrove. Glenn. Yarbrough, c. D. Harrison W. C. Peacock. Middlebrooks Holloway, J. I. Warren. Park. and Misses Eva Andrews. and Bertha Faircloth of Dothan.
 Under the auspices of the Orion Club of the Coffee County High School there was an entertainment given at the High School Building Auditorium last evening.
 The following program was rendered:
 Piano solo-"Recollections of Home." Miss Carlisle.
 Address to the Texas Soldiers" Wiley English.
 Quartette-"Come Where the Murmuring Brooklets Flow" Mrs. W. II. Edmonds Mrs T D. L. Edwards Mir. Doster and Mir. Steele.
 Reading-"Bro. Wolf and Horn'd Cattle" !" Miss Kate Hanks.
 Debate-"Resolved that United States Sen ators should be elected by a popular vote of the People" Affirmative. Harvey Heath; Negative. Wiley Bidson.
 Declaznation-'grh New south.' Russell Eidson.
 ouartette-"Greeting to Spring" Mrs. W. H Edmonds Mrs T D. l.. Edwards. Mir. Doster, MT. Steele.
 The program was well rendered through out and a large and appreciative audience was present.
 The Judges on the debate. composed of C. W Simmons, Prof Campbell and T D. L. Edwards decided that the affirmative had gained the most points in the argu- ment. which was very instructive. The speakers were highly complimented for their good work.