The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
TO COL. F. C. CAfFEY
FAREWELL RECEPTION AND
 HOP BY JoIE DE VIE CLUB.
Men and Women of Montgomery Gathered in Brilliantly Decorated Rooms to Honor Distin-
 guished Young Man.

The members of the Joie de Vie Club of Montgomery entertained at a reception and hop last evening in compliment to and in farewell to one of the most popu- lar and prominent men who has ever been a member of that organization. Francis G. Caffey. its President.
 The entire quarters now occupied by the Joie de Vie Club were in beautiful floral attire. Along the halls leading to the dancing hall and reception rooms was formed an avenue of potted palms and the other apartments were beautiful with the brilliant coloring of the plentiful clus- ters Of Beauty roses, carnations and ropes of smilax.
 The punch table was arranged In one of the doulse reception rooms and Beauty roses in tall vases on white drapery fes- tooned with smilax formed the plan of adornment. Mrs. Burwell Boykin, Mrs. served the punch.
 On the refreshment table pink carna- tions were placed in vases and smilax was traced.
 l In the ball room the band was com- psetely concealed behind a mass of gor- | geous greens which formed a bower from which the delightful music swelled forth. The early part of the evening was spent | Tn social conversation and the latter in dancing and the enjoyment of the deli cious refreshments provided by the &C., complished hosts who form the member | ship of the Joie de Vie Club. About 12 o'clock MT. J. K. Jackson, fin a short speech expressed the regret of the Club at the approaching departure of the honored President and referred to the
 high standing of Colonel Caffey in his | profession.
 l "He resigns" said MT. Jackson. "the important position of Judge Advocate General which means legal adviser to the Governor in all military matters"
 Colonel Caffey responded in a short elo. quent speech of thanks and said:
 T owe the people of Montgomery and | the Joie de Vie Club debt of gratitude
 that can never pay save in one coin
 that of affection and in that do and al ways will plentffuily pay the debt"
 Mir. Phares Coleman was next called
 on and in a timely short talk he spoke | of Colonel Caffey's departure with re-
 gret and of the brilliant career before
 Colonel Caffey," he said, will pay the
 debt he feels he owes Montgomery and
 the Joie de Vie Club by the future he
 will make for himself and he success he | is sure to be-
 Toward the end of the evening the flow CTS that had shed their beauty and fra | grance throughout the evening were d-
 ent. Good byes were said to the guest
 of honor. who will leave this morning
 for his new home In New York and a | beautiful and fitting termination of the Jole de vie season or l5Vl-lSVz was pune | tuated.
 This Is the last entertainment of the club for this spring season.
 The membership of the Joie de Vie Club
 which complimented Colonel Cafrey last | evening consists of Messrs c. G. Aber- | crombie. T. B. Alexander, A. H. Airing | ton. J. C. Adams, w. l.. Anderson. J. N. l Baker. James P. Bullock, Dr. s. A. Bill ling, J. NJ. Billing. IT. T. Bartlett, R. L. Bartlett. Oliver Bartlett, Dr. She Bragg. E. R. Burton, c. l.. Betz, B. l.. Boykin, | bers, John G. Crommelin, Jr;. C. A. Cole man, Phares Coleman, I. H. DeWees. John A. Fillmore. J. H. Fsunce. J. P. Fer rall. F. c. Fowler. F. B. Fisk. w. k. | Fisk. L. H. Fisk. l.. l.. Gilbert. c. P. | Gunter, Gaston Gunter. Dr. w. A. Gun l ter pr. Robert Goldthwaite. W. H. Hur- | ter, Terry Hardaway. J. C. Hardaway. | T. M. Henderson, J. K. Jackson. c. P. Jackson. c. H. Janney. H. P. Johnston. A. l.. Jones. Fletcher J. Jones. F.. Joseph Jr.. J. G. Kirkland. E. H Lewis. ". w. R. F. Lgon. Jr. William Marks. O.. C. Mauer. N. B. Marks, F. H. McConnico, M. Michel. Allen Northington. ". l. Orum Dr. C.~T. Pollard, W. K. Pelzer. William Pullum. J. C. Pope. J. s. Pinck- ard. W. s. Reese. T. Richardson. ". Ruth Roberts H. T. Shanks. R. M. Seall, P. W. Smith, D. C. Sims. r. s. Scott J. R. Sayre, F. T.. Savre. "; T. seibeis F. seihefs. R. s. stringfellow ley S. L. Tyson. J. W. Tyson. c. T. TulIis T. W. Tullis. Jr.. Jack Thorington' Dixon Tharin. I. Seward Utley. P. A. Wyatt. D. l.. Whetstone. J. n. Wyman, E. Wagner L. N. Woodruff. H. R. Will cox.