The age-herald., 1900-06-18
TuSCAI,O SS A

The beauty and chValry of Alabama seemed gathered in Tuscaloosa on Friday night at the entertainment given by the two fraternities, the Sigma Nu and the Phi Delta Theta. The Sigma Nu ferman took place at Elks' Hall. The hall was elaborately decorated in the fraternity's colors, white, old gold and black. Bunting of those shades was festooned above, be- inS brought from the sides of the room to the center where they were caught with trio of shaded lights. The band platform was draped with the same colors and the common white frightened the effect by drapery above. At the rear of the room was a panel of old gold on which were the cabalstic letters ''S. N" in Greek, and al the head above the platform, where it was met by every eye, the bad ,e of the fraternity scintillating with electric lights in crimson and white. The german led by MT. " Hugo Friedman, assisted by Miss Ella Searcy. Miss Searcy's costume was a dainty effect in white organdie trim med with insertions of lace and tucks. Refreshments were served throughout the evening" The guests were: Hugo Friedman and Miss Ella Searcy John Paul Jones and Miss Abbie Searcy:
  Bobie Kennedy and Miss Hollan Harris of Birmingham. Frank Fitts and Miss Sue Kennedy. c. M. Plowman and Miss Julia Royal. P. H. Aston and Miss Clarine Buell. of Birmingham. W. H. Hester and Miss Alyce Wildman. E. R. Alexander and Miss Alma Gluck. M. N. Ely and Miss Anna Moody. Henry McDaniel and Miss Fauelle Craw- ford. A. M. Donahoo and Miss Leila Harris. J. R. Foster and Miss Yantia Cribbs. F. H. Powe and Miss Laura Brown of Anniston.
 Sam Friedman and Miss Kate Birch of Montgomery.
 D. D. Patton and Miss Arna Chapman of Livingston.
 A. M Pitts and Lula Chapman of Liv- ingston.
 Otey Minge and Miss Nellie Anderson of Waco, Texas.
 J. A. Lancaster and Miss Gussie Cleary of Birmingham E. w. Pettus and Miss Louise Crawford Richard Dudley and Miss Annabelle Pearson.
 W. H. White and Miss Marion Heidt.
 J. J. White and Miss Mamie Braun of Mobile
 w. F. Herbert and Miss Dorthula Hend- ricks of Montgomery.
 T. G. Moore and Miss Lizzie Winston of Gainesville.
 J. Q. Smith and Miss Bertha ProweH of East Lake.
 Dr. T. J. Hargrove and Lucie Sayre of Montgomery.
 Monroe Rosenau and Mrs. H. B. Foster.
 A. V. Lee and Miss Annie Strake Gard ner of Troy.
 w. H. Raford and Miss Clear of Russe- vile.
 J. N. Granade and Miss Clear of Russe- vile.
 R. H. Cochrane and Miss Mamie May Faith of Mobile.
 M. E. Gillis and Miss Nonie J. Ogburn
 T. W. Shackleford and Miss Pippin of Livingston.
 pr. and Mrs. Sid Leach.
 MT and Mrs. John T. Cochrane.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Moody.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Cade.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Jemison.
 MT and Mrs. Ormond Somerville
 Mrs. B. Friedman and Mrs. J. T. Searcy, Jr.
 The Alpha Chapter of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity gave hop at the City Hall and banquet served at the McLester Hotel The "Phis" distinguished themselves last night by the brilliance of their entertainment. The hall was adorned in color scheme of blue and white, the fraternity colors with crimson and white giving tone to the de- corations. Festoons of the crimson and white concealed the ceiling blue and white were draped around the balcony and at the doors and windows; the rostum where the musicians were placed was transformed ix,ta of oth da-