The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-05

Hudson. Miss Bessie Maddox. Miss
sallie Clyde crum and Miss Eianor
Emily Crum.
Miss Hudson, who IL the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Hudson, 10 an
unusually attractive young girl; she
will leave In a few days for Marion,
where she will resume her studies at
Judson College.
Miss Maddox Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. E. Maddox. She Is a
lovely girl and is one of the most ad-
mired girls of her set. She will leave
on the i4th for Marion, to attend the
Judson.
Miss saiiie Clyde and Miss Eianor
Crum are the daughters OF b. p.
Crum. Possessed OF attractive person
alities and charming manners. they are
much missed during the winter months
by scores of friends. They will leave
about the 18th Of September for staun-
ton, Va. where they will attend the
Mary Baldwin Institute.
PICNIC AT JACKsON's
LAKE MONDAY,
A social event of the week. which
has been anticipated with pleasure for
some time, will Coe the ali-day picnic
and dance at which number OF
young men will entertain tomorrow at
Jackson's Lake. The party chaperoned
by Mrs. J. E. Bartlett. Mrs. l.. b.
Farley and Mrs. @. Y. Bogacki, Will
leave the city In the morning and viii
spend the entire day. Boating and
dancing will be INDUCED In throughout
the day.
The invited guests: Misses Virginia
Abercrombie, While Gayle, Jeraiine
Farley, Lorano Cain, Eleanor Crum,
Elizabeth Mcknight. Annie Forss
Smith, Clara Westcott, Gene Mapes,
Annie Solomon. Taylor Beale. Mary
Meyer. Mary Burke. Isabel Conbs, Ce-
ella Payne, Annie Jones. Marie Brooks,
Dore Davidson olivia Bogacki. Maggie
Hubbard, Ruby Richardson, Bessie Mad
dox, Gene Burke. Mary Kennedy. Laura
Kennedy, Mary Ashley. Lillian Hill,
McDonaid, Phedora Randolph. Mary
Cobbs. Ellen Tyson. Clara Galloway.
Jean Grimm, Annie Holt, Annie Laurie.
and Messrs. Billy Davidson. Harris
washburn. Hubert Dent, James Brow
der, Grady Noble. Bob Grigg. Douglass
May, Dave Holloway. Ben Wasl sonrn,
oscar Crenshaw, Beaie Travis Sam
Englehardt, Morgan Browder, C. r.
Duke, q. C. Broun. Warren Amerfne,
Henry Long, Frank Taber, c. q.
Hume, VIII Ward, Emmett Poundstone.
James Garrett. Virgil Grimm. Yank
Ragiand, e. H. Jackson. Frank Noble,
Harris Moriarity. Wyche. Charlie
Brame, Chiefly Boykin. Walter Gayle,
Brown Castor, viii Laurie, Ducro,
Fred Spann. Phares Coleman.
MRS. LUCKIE ENTERTAINs
FOR GUESTS.
Mrs. A. C. Luckie, Jr., entertained
delightfully."- from to 6 o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon at her home on
Amanda street in honor of her cousin,
Miss Helen Bennett OF Pine Apple, The
home was beautifully decorated In
ferns and cut fiowers. A color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out In
| the dining room. After playing
number Of games Oh tifnch, delicious
Mrs. M. L. Trayweek, Mrs. Troy
Reeves, Mrs J.. C, Sewell, Mrs. Il. 8.
Parish. assisted Mrs Luckie with the
entertaining.
The guests were: Misses Ludie
| McDade. Julia Taylor. Daisie Brown.
| Marguerite Williams. Retta Taylor, VIII
| lie Logue, Jimmie Logue, Susie Gin
| nevan, Willie Smith. Hattie Goodwin
Helen Bennett, Fannie ingram. Corins
Ingram. Ellen Browder.
Aalss 1ts-s ga sysa@ D.
MISS MAUD aAsfITON's PARTY
Miss Maud Hamilton entertained q
number of her friends. most delight
fully, Thursday afternoon in celebra-
| tion of her thirteenth birthday. The
young people, chaperoned by Mrs. j.
s. Hamilton, the mother of the hostess
went out to Pickett Springs about
O'Clock IN the afternoon. and re-
NAMED until after dark. Various
games were played. and the different
attractions at the Springs were en-
joyed.
There was a pretty birthday cake
burning thirteen candles. When cut
| the ring fell to Master Julian Mattel.
Delicious cakes and ices We're served.
The guests were Misses: Mamie
| Beale, Maggie Ray, Jeanette Higgins.
Hattie futile, Erin Mcpherson. Mary
futile, Ethel Hopkins. Mary Mattel.
EneE Grinith,s Mary crsnshaw. Marion
| Messrs: Richard Johnson, George
Schwend, Julian Mattel. Fred Cren.
shaw, Eric Lindbloom.
FOR MISS INEZ ANsLEY
OF MONTGOMERY
Mrs. Claude Hathaway made a charm
ing hostess last evening when she en-
| tertained at her coy home on Sixth
Avenue IN honor of her attractive niece,
Miss Inez Ansley of Montgomery, who
| has been with her for two weeks. The
main feature of the evening was pea
nut contest. The prizes were awarded
to Miss Delaney on cut with Miss
Farmer, and to Mr. Papell on a cut
with Mr.. Jemison. Miss Mae Delaney
gracefully presided over the punch
bowl. At a late hour delicious re-
freshments' consisting of ices and cake,
were served. Those present were
Misses Nell, Mae and Josie Delaney
and Farmer and Lynch of Pratt City.
and Misses Ansley. Batiste. Hurst, Per-
kins, Mason, Lynch. Vines King, Loop
ard and Williams. The gentlemen
present were: Messrs. Jamison, Papell
and Brooks of Birmingham, Holt. Bat
son. Hathaway, Lee, owens. Cooper
Parsons, Leopard. Crotwell, Ansley,
| Hocut, and Mr.. Shellcasky of Nash
Vile .-Bessemer Evening Review.
HOUSE PARTY GIVEN
BY MISS WALLER
Miss Willie Waller. the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Waller
of this city, entertained a few friends
during the past week. at the country
home of her parents 1.-THE Oaks" near
Ramer Driving. horseback riding,
and all other pleasures In attendance
upon country life were INDUCED in.