The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
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DIXIE TEA.

Mrs. .. Lewis Cobbs was the gra- eious hostess yesterday afternoon at her hospitable home on Mobile Street, when the members of the Dixie Chap ter. U. D. c, and their guests were entertained at tea.
 The receiving party consisted. of Mrs. Cobbs. who wore c, kecofning gown of brocaded grey silk with yoke and sleeves of lacei Miss Olivia Ar rington in black velvet and lace: Mrs. J. G. Winter in black velvet and lace, Miss Eliza Bullock in black silk, Mrs. Warren Dent in blue silk and lace, Mrs. w. B. Jones In black silk.
 Mrs. Isaac DeWees, in a delicate blue brocaded silk with bands of silver, poured tea. Mrs. Ed Joseph, in pink crepe de chine, served the punch.
 Miss Minna Dent Miss Gertrude Johnstone and Miss Sarah Warren Will kerson, wearing modish afternoon re- ceiving gowns, assisted in entertaining the guests.
 The parior where the receiving par ty stood was decorated with Confeder. ate flags, blooming red azahas ana palms.
 The dining, room was particularly pretty in its Confederate coiors Of white and red. Tn the center of the table was vase of white and red carnations, and at either end silver candelabra with red candles capped with silver shades Tn cut glass com potes was candy of the two colors of the general motif.
 : Delicious refreshments were served. N 4 MRS. TRIMBLEr rENTERTATNs
 MAGAzrNE CLUB.
 Mrs. E. M. Trimbie was hostess yesterday afternoon for the Magazine Club, when an interesting program. both of a literary and social character was executed. red and the idea was effectively car ried out with red roses and lights. The table was covered with Battenberg lace over red satin and the center piece was cut glass vase of red car nations.
 The tea table was presided over by Mrs, EiissSeth Baldwin Reeves and Mrs. LeRov Teasiey.
 Mrs. Stuart Mcqueen reviewed. .The Trail of the Lonesome Pine." by. John Fox. IT.
 Mrs. Reeves read from Mrs. NJ. D. Henry Rufin's "sketch;" and "The Mrs. James A. Hardaway contrib Nuted a paper on Eownsbury's "rhe Standard Usage of English.
 Mrs. Daniel Blakey, Mrs. Harry EtrinCfellow and Mrs. Alice Fftts Hiif were guests of the club.
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 FOR MISS JOSEPHINE HATGLER.
 Miss Josephine Haigler was the guest of honor Thursday evening at a ger man given by the Manhattan Club. The leaders were Mfr. Archdeacon and Mrs. c. M. Hamriok, and sixty couples par -tieipated. 4.
 1. Miss Haigler's gown was cream lace over pink satin and her flowers hya- cinths.
 4 aGEssRS. OATES AND GLASS
 GIVE A BOX PARTY. Last night Mir William Oates. Jr., and Mir. Frank Glass, eJr., were hosts at box party to see Richard CArle in 'sMary's Lamb." The guests were: Miss Van Ausdal, Miss Annie Gaston, Miss Georgia Saffold, Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Mir. David stakely and Capt. Everett Jackson.
 After the play the party had supper at the Beauvoir Club.
 FOR MISS ELEANOR MARVIN.
 One of the prettiest of the George week was given yesterday by Miss Mar-yI 5orie Holmes fin compliment to her bouse guest. Miss Eleanor Marvin of Pensacola. Fla.
 The house was decorated with Amerv scan flags and daffodils and the game was cards. s The prize, silver hlagree cologne bottle, was won by Miss Elizabeth Coleman. The consolation, a hand some bouquet of daffodils, fell to Miss Florence Marks. The favors were cherry tree bonbon boxes. AIRS. DE JARNETTE HOSTESS FOR
 TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB. Mrs. L.. L. DeJarnette was on yes terday hostess for the Twentieth Gen.