The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-08
WOMEN qno SOCIETY
MRS. JOHN ;. FLOWERS EN-
 wueusr rNg ron MISS THOMAS.
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HRS. JOHN J. FLOWERS EN-
 PERTAINS FOR MISS THOMAS.
 The home of Mrs. John J. Flowers was the scene of . most delightful so- cial event yesterday afternoon when shs enterfained. the No Trumps at q, bridge lunch eon in honor of Miss Ethel Thomas of 9Sentucky. Every one ox the beautifully furnished apartments of the Flowers's cottage were brought into reauisition for the game Of six- handed euchre which was playsd.
 Each room was decorated witn o.I- ferent color scheme. and the wax can dies in silver and crystal candeiabras were of the same color, as the flowers in the room. In the hall were req carnations and red candles: In the par Tor pink carnations and pink candies. fn inc sittinr room white roses ana white candles. The dining room was gay with red iights and red roses. Ine appointnnsnts of the table where iced beverages were served was particu- lariv efyectiys. The cloth was of Cluny lace over red silk. In the centre was a tali out.rlass vase filled with Ameri- ca Beauty roses. In many branched crystal candelabras red wax candles burned. and tender traceries of smilax on the table toned with the two colors of the room, red and green. At this table Mrs. Brooks Flowers. In black  six net embroidered in blue figures, and Mrs. Edward F. Flowers, In a red voile, served.
 The lovely young hostess received her guests in the hall and presented inc large number of ladies. both of the younger married and unmarried set. to Miss Thomas. the guest Of honor.
 Mrs. Flowers was a giriish figure -~f~anas liu ovaF a mink SILK slip Miss Thomas, a vfvacious and attractive daughter of the Bluegrass State. wore a blue satin, trimmed in lace and gold, and black picture nat , with white plumes. .y,
 Two little girls, each one less than 3 years of age, presented the score cards to the guests as they passeo .o the tables, to which they were as- signed. These little tots were Adelaide Blowers. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward P. Flowers and Katharine Elizabeth, daughter of the hostess
 After the conclusion of the game, delicious luncheon was served.
 The prizes were cut-glass bon-bon dish. q silver picture frame and si'" yer. loving cup.
 B Farley, Mrs. Bruner. Mrs. Herbert Jones. Mrs. George Mentz Mrs. Dennis Carr. Misses Lucia Richardson, Marie Aiexander. Frankie Jones, Kate steiner. Helen Steiner, Bertha Fitzpatrick, Carrie West, Mrs Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Henry Bartlett. Misses Laura hnl, Laura Chambers, Maggie Chambers Mrs. William weiss. Mrs. V. M. Morris. Misses, Anna !Pelzer. Ethel Pelzer. Elizabeth Andrew. Mildred An- drew, Theresa Roquemore, Mrs. Harry Conniff, Mrs. Ernest Thompson, Mrs. Pope Seals, Miss Christine Glass, Miss Nellie Meyer, Mrs. Browder Film. Mrs. James Hickey, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Joe Burtin, Mrs. c. G. Aber- cronlbie, Mrs. LeGrande. Mrs. H. T. Bartlett, Mrs. Baum. Mrs. w. H. Moore. Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Blob Graves Mrs. May Cromnne nelin, Mrs. George H. McCombs, Mrs. Hanson. Mrs. Thomas J.. Hefin, Miss Roberta Roberts, Mrs. Ben Fftzpasrick, Mrs. Poole, Miss Georgia Richardson, Mrs. Evans. Miss Ellen Tyson.