The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
RessNs Arminsad Hegins sociai 1ditor Phone 9bls -

&44e4p = ASsaB Sayre, Chairman: s. H. Roberts. R. D. Seibels. E. W. ciapp. E. H. Jackson. :. Committee on Receptions and Card Parties-D L. whetstone. cheirman; I ". B. Westcott. H. c. Fite, w. c. Oates. IT,. s. l.. Field. l Committee on Musical and Dramatic Entsrtainments--w. L. Martin. Chair man: B. G. Betty, Frank Stollenwerck. IT,. R. B. Steiner. IT.. J. w. varda- man.
 Committee on outings-charles e. Abercrombie, Chairman: c. c. Laslie. H T. Lay. !. H. Mourning. T. C.. | Watts.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS KATHERINE BALDWIN. l November is truly the month for the debutantes and they now reign SUI
 preme. Hardly day passes but . pretty affair in their honor is tendered. | Not the least of which was the | bridge luncheon at which Mrs. Charles Thigpen entertained Friday afternoon at o'clock in honor of Miss Katherine
 The parlor, hall. and library were used for the entertainment of the | guests, and were decorated with wealth of chrysanthemumes in various l coiors.
 The dining room was decorated in l pink roses. The gnests were seated at three tables. seven guests at one ta- ble with the honor guest. and four guests at each of the two other tables. Il In the center of each table was large vase of pink roses. Dainty hand painted heads were used for place | cards. Pink tapers. with pink shades. I burned in silver candelabra. l Al the guest of honor's place was a bouquet of Killarney roses. deii- cious course luncheon was served. After the luncheon. the guests were Invited into the library. where they I played bridge for several hours. Three prizes were awarded: hand painted fan. with sandalwood sticks, i to Miss Paula Siebs: two pairs of silk l hose to Miss Mary Cobbs. who present.
 ed them to the honor guest. and q I cioisonne enamel pin. to Miss Helen Steiner.
 I Mrs. Thigpen wore gown of white Il lingerie and, lace. Miss Baldwin was most attractive in Q gown of blue I cashmere, with silver trimmings. and . white beaver hat. with white I piumes.
 The guests were Misses Isabel Cobbs, Mary Cobbs. Netta Jones, Paula Siebs. Julia May Henderson, Kitty OtQlr fI6ftn oItihcfs 1Aottt ttty man, Florence Marks, Katherine Bald | win. Jeane Burke. Annie Gaston. Mrs
 N. A. Baldwin. Mrs. N. B. Marks and Mrs. c. A. Thigpen.
 MRS. DAVID RILEY COOK 1 ENTERTAINs. l A social event of unusual beauty was the pink tea at which Mrs. David Riley Cook entertained. Friday 'after- noon .at her pretty suburban home, Farm Lodge, which Is an Ideal setting for social affair.
 1 Mrs, Cook entertained in compliment to Miss Mary Eeibels Ball and MISS ICaroiyn Hannon. two charming nrioes- elect of the month.
 I Pink and green was the color tone l throughout the home. In the first par l Tor. the walls were festooned with Southern smilax. which made pretty background for the pink roses wnich I were used in profusion. In the dining room, pink carnatohs lwere thes flowers used. together With the Southern smiiax.
 1 The tea table. placed in the center of the room. was covered with pa.- | tenberg lace piece over pink nat,h. I In the center was a tall silver pashe. I alled with carnations and ferns. ana l the handle tied with . bow of pinh
 Two smaller silver baskets nlled II with pink and white hints were placeu st either end of the table9 t ? as !, Pink tapers, burning in silver can. delabra. with pink shades. shea 2 sol. | etiow over the scene. Tea was served from handsome silver teapots by Mrs. william Kelly and Mrs E. B. Joseph. I The bridal nature of the affair was I suggested in the heart shaped retresh- 1! ments served.
 l Mrs. Cook received her guests in 2 .l gown of pink crepe meteor trimmed l with silver lace .,,,. Miss Hannon wore gown oi olue
 and white chiffon with touches CT pinn I crepe meteor, with pink trimmings,
 Assisting in receiving the guests were: Mrs. Ed Joseph. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs. George Beaucnamp' Mrs. Temule Seibels, Mrs. Ed Fowler l Mrs. James Ware Walker. Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. John O. Anderson. Mrs. | Jack rhorington. Miss Anna Peizer'
 Miss Elm Sempie. s,,... | There were number or caieiS I throughout the afternoon.
 NOyICEs MEET WITH MISS BURKE.
 The Novices held the second meet ing of the season. which was most l enjoyable one. with Miss Jeane Burke. | The home was attractiNeis uoooie | ed for the occasion. In one room pink l lchrysanthemums and ferns were used, and in another yellow chrysanthemums and ferns.
 After the games two course lunch- | con was served. Both the club and l guests prizes were silk hose.
 Miss Annie Solomon won the club prize, and Miss Jessie Ware. the
 guest prtze.
 MISS GARDNER ENTERTAINs. 1 Miss Ella Gardner entertained