The box bears this signature i
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Miss Nice Hostess At
Lovely Tea
Mils Mary Nice, the young daugh
ter of Dr. and Mri, Charles Klee, en
tertained yesterday afternoon at her
home with a beautiful tea, compli
menting Miss Maybelle Prdwell. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vtbtor
Prowell, who is home rrom St.
Mary's-on-the-Hudson for the holi
days, having as her guests 100 mem
bers of the school set.
The Christmas decorations were ef
fectively used and on the tea table
uolnsettlas and red candies were
placed. Miss Margaret Oliver poured
tea.
Miss Nice received her guests
wealing a dress of blue taffetta and
Miss Prowell was attractive in blue
velvet.
Assisting in receiving were Miss
Lestra Kinney Kxum, Miss Truehart
Bondurant and Miss Frances Hondur
ant. Miss Lollie Lathem, Miss Delia
Young, Miss v Virginia Jacobs, Miss
Helen Nice, Miss Isabelle Corr, Miss
Frances Hickman. Little Florence
Birch received the cards at the door.
Mrs. Tally Honors
jMifs Gillespy
Mrs, Dyer Talley was one of the
charming hostesses of the Christ
was season when she entertained pn
Monday evening with a dinner, com
plimenting a popular winter' bride,
Miss Alice Gillespie, who will be mar
ried to Mr. Matt Lawson, Wednes
day evening. The ceremony will
take place at S o'clock at the home
of her parent, Mrs. J. N. Gillespie, at
Glen Iris.
The dining table was unusually
pretty with its decoration of Ophelia
roses, interspersed with lacy ferns
ard valley lilies.
The place cards were exquisitely
hand-painted brides and maids pic
tured in a wedding ring, and held the
following names: Miss Alice Gillespie,
Mr. Matt Lawson, Miss Mary Jane
Lawson of Montgomery, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorenza Baldwin of Jackson
ville, Fla.; Mr. Kyle Hqlley, Mr. T.
