The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
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A when MT. and Mrs. Bernard Gaston entertained for their daughter. Mis1 Annie Caston, and her guest. MISS Van Ausdel of Dayton. Ohio.
 The receiving party, consisting ol the host and hostess their daugnteI and the other guest of honor. wno stood just within the ball room. Dur ing the evening hundreds or guesls comprised not only of the young sosi. !. married' friends of Mir. and Mrs. Gas ton, passed in line and were present' ed 10 the two charming young women whom they had been biddsn particu' iafiy to meet.
 Mrs. Gaston wore grey. chiffon over grey satin. The yoke of the dress was of white Duchess lace, and tnere weIe effective tucks of lavender velvet apou'
 Miss Annie Gaston's gown was . web like lace over roses chiffon. em- brofdered in siiver and built upon rose satin. Her fowers, white roses and mink sweet peas and maidenhair fern. were made into an old d-fashioned round bouquet, tied with pink tulie.
 Miss Van Ausdal wore white saun with bertha of old rose lace. outlined with silver. In her hair was q nna oi paradise. sTfer flowers were American Beauty roses. ., ,-, has only been in Montgomery . week she has been the recipient Of many at' tentions and the guest of honor -at sew eral very smart affairs, with still osn- era upon the calendar. Among .neF other accomplishment Miss Van Aus dai possesses a voice of unusual sweet ness and beauty. .4..
 Aasisting MT. and Mrs. Gaston in entertaining their large number ot guests were Judge and Mrs: T. 5. tnr and Mrs. Wm. P. Redd of Birrn- inehan,. Mrs. sedd's gown was . very handsone lace creation over pale pink satin and her flowers La France roses.
 srs. T. B. Gaston wore black satin with diamonds and lace. Mrs. !. l.. Gaston's toilet was cream satin with real lace. -
 From the corintifian capitals of the stately marble columns graceful sprays of srnilax were swung. and the over head globes, ts set In the ceiling, were decorated with holly. festive with red berries. An orchestra furnished music for the dances. The grand march was led by Mfr. Shep Roberts and Miss Van Ausdal assisted by capt. Everett Jack son and Miss Gaston.
 The parlors. hall and arcades were decorated with palms, ferns. smilax. roses and carnations.
 beverages were served. At one beautifully appointed table Mrs. William c. Oates. wearing a directoire gown of white cloth trim. med with duchess satin. heavy ena- broidered and inlaid Irish crochefi Mrs. B. J. Baldwin, in pale blue mes- seline and real lace. and Mrs. Phares Coleman. in a pompadour silk combin- ing champagne and rose tones. trimmed in real lace, presided.
 At the table in the adjoining parlor were Mrs. Charles Thigpen in q soft white wool and silk fabric woven in lace design and fashioned In the pre- vaiiing mode, and Mrs. Robert Ligon, in q black caanttlIy lace over old rose eatin. s
 A euftet supper was served at II o'clock. e
 The following list. of dancers was invited to this delightful affair:
 Miss Charlotte Van Ausdal of Day toA, o. Miss Chinook of New York, Misses Christine Glass. Ethel Pelzsr. Mgggie Chambers. Anna Pelzer, Eliza beth Baldwin, Lizzie Marks, Mary Kirk. patrick, Georgia Richardson, Lula Wynan, Margaret Carter, Mary Ellen Hakris., Dorothy selbs. Josepha Will cox. Miss Hopkins, Bonnie Andrews. Gertrude Johnstone, Carrie Randolph, Miss Hopkins, Miss Tyson. Marie Alex ander, Carrie Hannor. Lucille wilker. son. Rebecca Pollard; Emily Semple. Hettie Marks. Rebecca Rutledge, Lot tie. Wyly. Mary Mcqueen, Thelda Vii. Hams. Jessie Ware, Kathleen O'Cohhell. Willie Fillmore. Anna Fillmore, Smith Kate Jordan, Susie ay, Ellen Tyson, Ethel Marks, Lucy Randolph, Annie Chaidler, Dimmick, Georgia Saffold, Carrie Knox, Bessie Thorington. Kate Steiner, Taylor Beale, Florence David son. Roberta Roberts. Florence Stake. ly. Annie Dansiger. Dixie Drum, Mary Knowles, Lucia Richardson, Grace Bet t% Lula Mcoueen. Jean Lahey. Marg- aret Brown. Mary Seibels Ball. Paula Siebs. Annie Laurie Seibels, Bertha Fitzpatrick. Kitty Dent. Evelyn Bibb. Patsy Tyson. Sara Warren Wilker- son. Mary Meyer, Dora Davidson, Clara Ellen Forbes. Nell Battle lilly Nor wood. Mary Kennedy, Ethel Thomas, Fannie Matthews, Mary Arlington. Olivia Arlington.
 Messrs. A, H. Arlington weatheriy Carter, pr. Reynolds. Dr. Wilkinson, pr. Sellers. Archie Tyson, Shep Rob- etts, William c. Oates, Jr.. Frank class, Purnell Glass, Everett Jack
 
 Churchill Marks. N B. Marks, Frank McPherson, pr. Blue. Dr. Billing. Dr. Lay J. H. Mourning. Gaston Gunter. Charles P Gunter Frank Randolph, Troy Hails. R F. Wyley, George Marks, Robert Sis- trunk. Willie c. Thigpen, Dr. Louis Rambo. F. L. Woodruff. R. E. Seibles, p! T. sayre, M. F. Noble, J. H. Wal lace. Maj. Thurston M. l. Foster, F. V, Stires. Bliss Edgar. Gaston Troy R. Senmes, W. B wescott. Fred Wil- kerson. Brannon Hubbard. Robert Steiner. Will Merrill, J. D. Wyman. Ed Lewis. J. c. McPherson, Virgil Chani- Ter. H. Boothe, Allan McNeeI. A H. Pickett, Troy Watts, William ElsbArry, F. B. Fiske, B. G. Betty. A. L. Tyson. Emmanuel Meertief, T. B, Bethea, J. P. Dimmick. Gus Tatum.
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 On Wednesday afternoon at the Perry Street home of her mother, Mrs. Alice Cameron, Miss Viola Cameron was given in marriage to MT. J.. Nichol- son Jones.
 The marriage ceremony was per- formed according to the rites of the Catholic church, the Reverend Father Savage officiatinG.
 The house was decorated in smilax, palms and cut flowers In the parlor and hall white roses and narcissus blooms were used, and in the sitting room Killarney roses.
 Mrs. Cameron. wearing black silk. was assisted in receiving by. her dauShters, Mrs. F. J. Dreher, in green rnesseline. Mrs. J. E. Andrews in Alice blue poplin trimmed in Persian silk and white lace. and Mrs. c. E. Gamer on in white cloth with white satn bands and lace.