The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-09


 banked solid with white and pink flowers. Baby Garrett was dressed in pink and white. The harness was painted white, and every detail of the decoration was perfect and artistic. Not only did this buggy win the prize in its class, but had there been a general prize 1t would easily have won by being the best-decorated vehicle of any kind in the parade. In this class Miss Leila Truitt. In a fashionable Stanhope decorated with yellow flow CTS was complimented by the Judges. Mrs. B. A. Steinhagen also received special mention for her blackboard dec- orated in yellow flowers"
 The little girls mother was formerly Miss Mary Screws. daughter of the late Captain B. H Screws.
 MISS MCQUEEN ENfERrArNs
 FOR MISS RHODES.
 Tn compliment to Miss Kitty Rhodes of Natchez, Miss, who is one of the visiting girls of the season, Miss Mary Mcqueen entertained Wednesday at an afternoon tea, at her home on Mobile Street.
 For the occasion . profusion of Southern smilax and bamboo was used In decorating the house, the walls be-
 
 were also In evidence and the walls were mass of green. making an at- tracttve setting for pink Killarney roses and white chrysanthemums.
 Cofee was poured in the second par Tor by Mrs. J. N. Winchester. The table was covered with a cluny lace piece, and the centerpiece was a large bowl of pink roses. White candles burning In silver candeiabra and bon- fyrf.s fnk rA xxrf fo hints and almonds. completed the table decoratiops. A luncheon was served
 Miss Mcqueen wore a gown of light green cloth, trimmed with passefnen- trie.
 Miss Rhodes was gowned in laven- dar cloth trimmed in silver. Mrs. McQueeh wore gown of black silk with jet trimmings.
 Mrs. Winchester wore toilette of white crepe de chine.
 Assisting in receiving was the moth CT of the hostess. Mrs. Stuart Mcqueen, and the Misses Anne G'aston, Mary Kennedy, Annie Chandler, Ellen Ty- son. Algie Ware. Jessie Ware and Mrs Hart Douglas.
 There were more than a hundred callers during the afternoon. MISS HOOD HOSTESS
 FOR THE PRIsCILLAs.
 Miss Sadie Hood was hostess We'd nesday morning for the Priscillas. This was the first time that the handsome new home of the Hoods, has been thrown open to guests. It Is most attractive house, the architecture be- ing of the ante ,bellum time
 During the morning q sewing con- test was held and the prize. an em- broidered waist, was won by Miss Car rte Brown Joseph.
 Tn unique story contest, the prize, hat pin. was won by Miss Clara Cal- loway.
 Miss Hood was assisted in enter taining by Miss Annie Floyd Pinkston. During the morning a luncheon was served. The. guests were:
 Annie Warren Jones. Mary Goodwin Ashley; Clara Galloway, Cecilia Payne, Geraldine Ware. Ellie Riley. Dora Da- vidson. Mary Boyd Williams. Lucille Strong, Annie Forss Smith. Marion Mo- Ghee. Carrie Brown Joseph. Virginia Holt Virginia Benjamin. Bessie Miles. Annie Floyd Pinkston. Mabel Gordon. Mrs. John Ellis.
 WEDNESDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Morning Music Club held It's usual weekly meeting at the Y. W. 0. A. Wednesday. After the practice hour, Mrs. Mike Cody gave a very interesting paper on the "Life of Beethoven" and Mrs. Dolores Teasley gave a vocal number.
 MEETING OF ELwELL BRIDGE CLUB The members of the Elwell Bridge Club held an enjoyable meeting We'd uesday afternoon with Mrs Lynn Fort, The house was attractively decorated for the occasion with a number of palms and ferns. After the games a luncheon was served. The prize. a water-color study, was won by Mrs. Jack Welch. Only the club members were present. MISS BEALE SNTERTAINS FOR MISS MARY GREER. |, In compliment to her guest. Miss Mary Antry Greer. of Beaumont, Texas, Miss Taylor Beale was the hostess at a delightful party Wednes- day evening. when she entertained a number of guests at bridge. Although terior of the Beale home was bright and cherry, with brilliant lights and a profusion of cut flowers. In the parlor pink carnations were used, in the library American Beauty roses, and In the hall white azaleas. Bridge whist was played at ten tables and two prizes were given. The girls prize was a brass candle stick The mems prize was gold stick pin.
 After the games luncheon was served.
 Miss BeaIe received her guests in