Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-15

aglow with the royal Japanese hoWefS' The lace curtains were decorated With bamboo and the suite of rooms were abloom with these autumn blossoms.
 The three elegant parlors and hpraIy, all four rooms opening into each other with sliding doors, were handsomely furnished and beautifed with elegant draperieS. Supper was served m the lwo spacious dining rooms, with all the guests seated at long tables, which were loaded with good things and adorned with HOW CTS.
 The ball room, on the third floor, is the handsomest in the city, and was scene of brilliant gayety last night. The grand march was lead by Mrl. C. Lebolt, pres ident of the Phenix club, and Miss Plant of Cincinnati The guests numbered SeV- eral hundred, and embraced married ana unmarried members of our Hebrew com munity The gowns of the ladies were remarkably elegant, and in the thirteen years of the clubs existence there has never been given by the members an en- tertainment equal Tn Drllllance lo the ohe of last evening.
 The following were among those in at- tendance: l. c. Lebolt and Miss Plant or Cincinnati, O.. Eugene Flies ana MISS Baum of Meridian, Miss, l. J. Dahlman and Miss Hart of Jackson, Miss; ;. J. Hart and Miss Wertheimer of Pine Bluft, Ark; Sam Rosenbaum and Miss Rosen- baum of Meridian, Miss; Albert Koch and Miss Baum of Meridian, Miss; Sid- ney Mohr and Miss Wolf of Montgomery, Ala; Nose Levy and Miss Marksteln, Lee Slaughter and Miss Leyens, M. D. Friedman and Miss Kaufman Leo Stein CT and Miss Slaughter, Leo Loeb and Miss WeIlman. Robert Gary and Miss Levy Leon Kemper and Miss Ullman, Morris RerlxoWitz and Miss Wellman. Hyman Cohn and Miss Berkowitz, Dave Meyer and Miss Reinach. Will Wise and Miss Wise, Joseph Friedman and Miss Vert heimer, Joe Slaughter and Miss Solomon, G. D. Lebolt and Miss Mayor, Max Flies and Miss Klotz of Chicago, H.; MT. and Mrs S. Kaufman. MT. and Mrs. B. Mey- CT, Mir and Mrs. B. Well, MT. and Mrs. H. Saks, MT. and Mrs. M. Marks, MT. and Mrs. H. Barnard, MT. and Mrs. M. V. Joseph, MT. and Mrs. Joseph LoVeman, MT. and Mrs. H. Lazarus, MT. and Mrs B. steiner MT. and Mrs. H. Seigel, MT. and Mrs. s. Levy, MT. and Mrs. F. Solomon, MT. and Mrs M Veil, Mir and Mrs. $. Steiner Mir and Mrs J. Fies, MT and Mrs. s. Ad- Ter, Mr. and Mrs. s. Ullman, MT. and Mrs w. Delheim, MT. and Mrs. A. Wise, MT. and Mrs. M. Adler, MT. and Mrs. I. l.. Fraleigh, MT. and Mrs. D. Friedman. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kline, MT. and Mrs. D. Gluck, MT. and Mrs. M. Wertheimer, MT and Mrs. A. Hirsch, MT. and Mrs. J. Schwab.
 Debutantes-Miss Emma Wellman, Miss Mena Kaufman. Miss Blanche Plant.
 The supper was served by the Metropol- itan hotel and embraced the following elaborate menu:
 Celery. Radishes
 Bayou Cook Oysters on Half She'll
 Pearl Onions. Dill Pickles.
 Cold Turkey. Cranberry Sauce. Roti de veau (Froid). Queen Olives. Smoked Tongue. Chow Chow.
 pioly1ad Roof Potato Salad.
 Mayonaise.
 Chicken Salad. Shrimp Salad.
 Assorted.
 Cakes. Fruits. Nuts. Cafe Noir. Vanilla Cream. The Little Jokers were charmingly en- tertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Mary Clare Miner at her handsome home on Park avenue. The prize, an ele- gant silver manicure scissors, was won by Mrs Louis V. Clarke. Mrs. Clarke Misses Rogan and Miss SchryVer made the same highest score, but Mrs. Clarke won on the cut Miss Milner served de- licious refreshments after the games of euchre were completed. There were seV- eral guests entertained by Miss Milner and the Little Jokers yesterday at their delightful meeting.
 The following premium list was award ed at the flower show yesterday For Amateurs. Best collection of chrysanthemums, growing and cut, quantity and quality both considered-F'irst prize (S5). Mrs. J. P. Stiles; second prize handsome 12-inch terra cotta jardiniere, offered by A. H. Hees & Co. Cambridge, Mass.) Mrs. J. O. Cross.
 Best collection of chrysanthemums in pots, grown out of doors ($5 collection of plants offered by American Exotic nurs- cries, Seven Oaks, Fla.)-Mrs. J. o. Cross. Finest display of chrysanthemums (s5 worth of fall bulbs, offered by Nanz Ss Neuner, florists, Louisville, Ky0-Mrs. J. P. Stiles.
 Finest cut chrysanthemums Gone cut glass violet holder, offered by Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige, druggists, Birming- ham, Ala a)-Mrs. J. P. Stiles.
 Best collection of chrysanthemums in pots ($5 gold piece, offered by MT. R. c. Jelks. Corona Coal company, New Dr. leans. La.)--Mrs. J. P. Stiles.
 2 Finest single chrysanthemum growing in pot-First prize G$5), Mrs. J. P. Stiles; second prize Cone decorated china cake plate. offered by Rosenstihl Bros, jewell CTS, Birmingham, Ala.), Mrs. J. O. Cross.
 Best five yellow chrysanthemums Cone pair of ladies' slippers, offered by Ma lone Boot and Shoe comapny, Blrming- ham, Ala)-Miss Evans.
 Best five white chrysanthemums Chree
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