The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
WOMEN an0 SOCIETY
Rosalis Aymistsad Higgins Social Editor. Phone a6as
MISSES a. rAmr .sr,s Es (,


Misses Linda and Claude ds iem
rert Entertained at delightful picnic
ii pickett Springs on YESTERDAY atseI-
rcon the marty went out on spe-
cisl ear at s:30 o'clock and severai
hours were most pleasantly spent In
the beautiful woods.
During the AFTERNOON con.est wes
feature. the guest makns tro
words Pickett Springs. receiving the
prize. q box Of candy
4 From several long tables. beautitua-
Nv decorated In color scheme OF
pink roses and carnations being used
refreshments were served. the Color
scheme Of pink was also carried out
in the ices and CAKES
Drame, Mrs. Ed Bartlett. Mrs. Arms
fead Brown, Mrs. owen Brewer. Mrs.
A. ". Cuiser. Mrs. Mary Steiner
Crommelin, Mrs. r. II. Crown. Mrs.
John Chiffon, Mrs. Dahlberg. Mrs. T.
b. Hill, Mrs. Brooks Flowers, Mrs
wiley Hill Mrs. Henry Jones. Mrs
Emmett Moncrief. Mrs. Osborn, Mrs.
Robert Ogiesby. Mrs. Hopson Owen.
Mira. O.. Showers, Mrs. Michel Screws.
Mrs. q. W. Mertins. Mrs. Giimer.
Mrs. Frank walsh, Mrs. Hugh Watts.
Mrs. n. Quisenberfy. Mrs. e.. M.
Trimble, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. william
Moore, Misses Iottie Powell. Mary
Knowles, Maybeiie Young. Flora
Young, Nell Meyer. May Robinson:
Fuller. Bertha Fuller. Lizzie Wiiker'
son. Marion McGhes.
MASTER BRYAN COLLIER
GOODIES PARTY.
One OF the ioveiiest chiidren's par
Ties or the year. was that OF Master
Bryan Collier Goode on yesterday az
ternoon. when he celebrated his third
birthday at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 0oode at cloye
erdaIe. The home was beautifully
decorated in color scheme of white
and pink snapdragons and sweet peas
betng the flowers used.
In the dining room on q prettily
adorned table the birthday cake was
placed. One of the features Of the
Afternoon was FISH pond, from which
girls, and fruit balls for the boys.
Lemonade was served on the lawn
from q table decorated in sweet peas
by Mrs. Douglas Goode.- The guests
were: Laura Groom Hill. elizabeth
FILL. Mary Gertrude Wynn. Mary Pet
RE Kelley. Margaret Davis. Hope
Hewitt. Katherine Brink. Olive Taylor.
pU1hn0ttE i1H0ttokcOus SObcpNtuS
Brown. May Stay, Addie Chumbay.
Frances Hamburger, Ethel vivetto.
catherine Cochran, Lillian Holt, Eiix-
\ abeth Clay, Mamie Bruce Goode. Olive
5omar, Josephine Devant, Marjorie
Cox, Allie Boyd McKsithan, Elizabeth
McKeithan. Corrie @. Gordan. Eliza
beth Lacey Trimble, Paul Emanuei
Due. VIII Kelley. Bert Holt. George
Dean. Thomas Dean, Jesse williams,
Hoyle Barker Williams. Saffoid Clarke,
John Martin. Garland Semmes. Martin
Watt Henry Stay, Fletcher Thoring-
ton. Harvey Duke. Hodge Hamilton,
Hammeii Powell Hutiedge Powell.
Howell Stevens. John v. Patterson,
Ben Screws Gilmer, Willie Campbeli,
Malcolm Wynn, Jet Thomas, Thom-
rs stringfeiiow, Jr.. Lawrence Bacon
Halls. Marie Murrys Eyie Augusta
Thomas.
VISITORS AT CAMP CONNER.
The Starke boys who are camping al
Prattville attract q large. number OF
visitors from MONTGOMERY each day
Among the visitors yesterday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. DUR. Jr., Mrs.
1ndkins. aziss. Jpdkins Mr.. ana Mrs
Horace Stringfeiiow. Mr.. ana Mrs. r
d. Henderson. DR.. ana AErs NJ L WOOD
Major w. w. Screws. Mr.. ana Mrs. L,
=. Lassiter. Mrs. Massteps Mrs. Jane
Massie. Mre. Well, Mrs Brockman, Mrs
Cohn, Mrs. KsvystAin and daughter
Mrs. Myrtle b. iCamDbeli, Miss Hnstor
OF Selma, Miss Booth, Mr.. John Ians,