The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
WOMEN ana SOCIETY
Mario sa.kAeaa owen. seessty Haifss, PAese Nc

Miss Christine Glass, in cream silk with very modish touches of lynx
 Mss sarah Warren wiikerson. cream
 isis.les .iss G.orss is s'sss whit. satin AnS Mss sss sGeors,a s.ffold. in . calling gown In tan and brown tones, ana
 Miss Annie caston, in blue hand painted chiffon over blue satin.
 Miss Van Apsdal. in pale rose messe-
 Miss Annie chandler. white silk and
 Miss Jessie ware. in blue six.
 Miss Paula seibs. pale gold silk with
 Miss Margaret Brown, in blue mes-
 Miss Lucille Wilkerson, white silk and quaint old cameo jewels.
 Mss Rosaiind sayre. white silk and
 Mss Emily semple, in old rose satin embroidered with silk braid.
 The architectural plan of .Rockha- period. and both interior and exterior The hail, into which one enters from the the heavy oak doors has i've s distinct tine This apartment. like all the others of the ground floor. has heavy beams overhead. The massive columns lend s p iGldss n sss sn sa sn'y s in yflsmis oak. the walls In russet leather crest cd with old brass nails. The furni- ture Is old English oak and the hang. iiiaininated leather h trimminss. Here. too, Is q tall old English. clock and posted plants, palms and foweripg
 n sd ssass s a Tns a Ths and in the Mosaic tile is the invoca- ..oh. ye Are and heat. Bless ye the Lord"
 the tapes4ried walls bearing old Eng fish designs in terra cotta and green. The hangtngs are terra cotta silk with is in green Rookwood tiles with : forest scene and copper .nood over- hangs the fireplace. From the mantle shelf are suspended four lanterns. with cluster of i've arc glass lanterns in opal hand-carved Colonial mahogany. up. in s ss ws PasssrP rss urnsn: ns sa: Is a paternal heirloom. having descsnd- ed to Mrs. Pinckard's possession from the family of her iamented father. the no pictures in the library except fam fly portraits. covering a line of six generations. On. the floor is Donegal rug combining the tones of the room
 
 lower panels of this room are in red leather with heratdic designs. The upper panels are Tn burnt leather with
 frisze Tspressatingr r,.o chariot sa,s,t race: race. stained glass window above 1t. Tn which is Invariably to be found in ev-
 In this room the wine table was in a dainty cream chiffon gown. and Miss Bessie Thorington, in pale pink Tn In the dining room the woodwork is caded siik in the raspberty shade. On the hardened floor Is an Austrian r,.h rans rug berry and Ivory toneg The silk velour curtains combine the same old grey blue colors.. old ivory woodwork. over which IS 2 reproduction in old ivory bas relief of the famous spring scene by the
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 aTh The tea table, at which Mrs. W, C.: lwattsS9n white lace over pink silk. and Mrs D. B. Joseph, JFs In pink taf- feta siik. trimmed In peaiT,lh i,h epr,ciosry, r,cb r puce silver tea service. Over pale pink silk lining theret. was Rem nalseance lace table clotn, ana on one side of the table there was large cut-Eiass vase on a mirror. in which was a profusion of brides maids roses over the table was q massive cut-sla chandelier. 1 spacious living room with an open | fiTe-place and a brick mantle. The walls are of painted buriap in autumn Here the band of music was sta- | tioned,i and dancing was induleed in l by the happy girls.
 l The western suite of bed rooms, lux | uriolisiv furnished were thrown open | fo, the guests for dressing rooms. The color tones of these were rose in one, I blue another. and a third violet. Etea FTn esday were limited to the uJl- l married set. No afternoon affair of l the season has brought forth so many | Of the smart young women of Mont- gomery society. The elegance of the