davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MISS CRENsHAw's
 CAFFEE KLATCH.

Miss Lizzie Crenshaw entertained ele- yantly last Friday at a cafe platch' which was charming in all its details. The color scheme of the decorations was green and red and these were carried out with beautiful effect The room was larkened and lighted with red and green candies in silver candelabra. At each Jlace was name card and red pin :ushion stuck with pins to simulate A Jurr. The center piece was arranged of ed carnations and red roses also were sed in the general adornment.
 Each guest was given a piece of cloth nd requested to work a buttonhole- Miss lora May Ament woD the prize-a red sorkbasket tied with green ribbons. Miss Iary Spann was awarded the booby prize a tiny basket. The guests were als" equired to tie love knots of yard of -ed ribbon. Miss Kathleen Clisby was he winner of this prize, a statuette of Happy Hooligan" the only beau who was present.
 Miss Creishaw wore a pretty costume of green skirt with red silk waist.
 The guests were: Misses Kate Net ties, Kathleen Clisby. May Shepherd rinsie Moore. Hetty Marks. Louise Nix. Mary Spann. Minnie Halls and Flora May Ament
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MISS BALL ENTERTAINS
 SATURDAY CARD CLUE

The Saturday Card club was beaut.fdl- Iy entertained yesterday by Miss Mary Seibels Ball whan a number of guests wee invited In compliment to Miss Mo Elroy, who is visiting Miss Ball. = The lower floor of th.s handsome home was thrown open for the reception Of the guests. The decorations were elaborate and brilliant Cnristmas grenns beins used.
 The club prize-a beautiful. pin-was won by Miss Louise Marks and Miss Carrie Randolph, Miss Marks winning on the cut. The guests prize was won by Miss Caroline Harmon and Miss Lucille Wu' klnson of Prattville, Miss Hannon win. ming on the cut, a lovely hand-painted bowl.
 After the game delicious course luncheon was served.
 The guests we Misses Seibels. Watts, Ware. Kudo ph .n1e m th. pam. LucJ Winter Louise Hannon. Caroline Han non. Kate Blue. Knoxie Powell Laura Hill, Mcqueen. Annie Wiley Lowe, A' L. Chiffon M. M. McElroy. Rebecca Pol lard. Thec Welch, Ice Tinaley. Agnes Carr. Fannie Marks, Iatum, Lucille La. hey. Florerce Dawscn. Lucille Wilkinson Josie Norwood. Virginia Norwood. Cra K Mesdames Haiis Janney. James P. Fer rall S. Laban Tyson. William stratford J. K. odckson, M. R. richardson. Rober' strinGtellow. J. L. Hall. Ira Virgin, E c. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

Christmas greens. ribbons. shaded lights and cut-fiowers.
 After supper some of the older dancers
 The xuests Msas: Josephine Hall, Ros- allnd Levy, Gertrude stelner. Hanna Ri- ley, Sara Cas- Anne Gaston. Annie Sy kes, Ethel Ss kes. Louise hahn. lsaDei as assysssn ysy. Anpis psaPe Hsls sIs Gisn a % HIT Lo. Ialne Gain. Clara Galloway, Netue Mestcott, Cara . Leary, Virginia Aoerl crombie. Alma He. tz. Nettie zones. Ser me. . hoe9 Rutn Lses cs MilqtsS sS stesD Leso. Natalie Williamson. Marguerite Klein, sadIe Frank, Dora Frank, et. die Frank. Cara B. Forbes. Hannah Simon. Anita Ruth Be. nhe-me:. birdie Bernheimer. Clare Hertz, Wlliidns Cardinal. Same Holt, sallie W. Wood, ~Mattie Holt, Pau line Townsend. Marguerite Hussey. Gladys Annie 1iggio, Adelins Moses, Myrtle Kaufman, May Banks. Lucy tincus. Sa- rah Ferrall. Sarah Haardt. Alice Vivian Dove. Mary Luc's sasiey. Isabel sass Aoer- s!srv Marks. Ame.ia Hli juna hIfsca, Lean Uhlfelder, Anna Lucy Stuart, meg Stu art. Marion Black. Julia Gay, EAa Gay. Elm 1ahy V.rden, Car,ina Nicaois, Re- becca Stout Terese LtoQuemore, C!a4a Mason, Anita Perkins. Ellen Dexter, Ma rie Perry, Jack Aoranam. Fred Gordon Hammond, benson Ledyard. Farley Dove. Carroll Dove, Grady Noble, Joe white Massey. Bertram Gerson, Bernard Gerson, W alter Jones, Ready kis- berry. Warren Amerine, Donald Mo Donald. Bernard Whnamson. Bernard Lobman Myron Lobman. Leo Stern, Leo Dreyfus. Samuel Dreyfus, Farley Harris. Julian Bodenffeimsr. Nose Frank, Jack Kirkpatrick. Edwin Gassenheimer, ,Amand Gassenhe4mer, Louis Kaufman, Nathan Kahn. Burkhart Klein. Sanford Marcus. Sydney Marcus. Sam Wolfe. Ju- Han Strassburger. Jack McLemore. Raph- aei Loeb, Adoiph Loeb, Stuart May, Will liam Westcott. Joe Cain. Milton Wood. Cecii Todd, Dan Dove. w. K. Nicrosi. William ,Vilkerson. Allen J. Goetter, Hutchison Puryees. Willie John Taylor, Arnold HIrsch, Cary B. Townsend. Alex Kaufman William Overton. Ava Levy stein. M.rx Sabel. James Ferrall, Charles 8. strattord. Spencer Janney. Henry Levy. Randolph Candler. Henry Kelly. William Jemison, Lester Hill, Alston Jones. Joseph Hudson, Rowland Webber. Leopold Waldman, Richard Roquemore, Joseph White, Louis Farley. Jamie Forbes. Joseph Galloway. Penrose Stout. Ray Dove, Jeannetta L.aman. Marie Boykin. Irma Wollne-. Lula McQueen, Elsie Mayer. George Mcdonald. Viola Koch. Palmer Elsberry. Ophel4a McLe-
 more.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
AN IMPORTANT
 QUESTION SETTLED.

The following from The Philadelphia North American concerning the decision of the Appellate Court of New York on the question of the use of the words Co lonial Dames." will be interesting to the Colonial Danes" of Alabama: There be danes that are Colonial, with
 pedigrees baronial;
 There be sdames with blood as blue as
 milk that's thrice been skimmed; There be danes of high estate whose daos
 did emigrate
 To save their musty 'scutcheon from
 being smirched or dimmed. Now, the law in language free, most wtse-
 ly doth decree
 That all are pure "Colonial;" now, isn't
 1t shameT
 That forbears may be Cavaliers. stern
 Puritans or gamoolers,
 But after all Is said and done. what
 reaIlys in a name?
 The august jurists who compose the Bench of the Court of Appeals Of the State of New York declined appreciaoly yesterday in the opinion of the members of the Pennsylvania Chapter, Colonial Danes of America.
 What the Justices lost in the estimation nf the women who compose the chapter fhey regained in the increased respect with which the members of the Pennsyl- yania Society. Colonial Danes of Ameri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
FALCON GERMAN.

Quite brilliant event and eiaporate entertainment was the Christmas german evening. This social and literary club has been recently remodeled and newly htied up ard the rooms are among the most beautiful in tn. city. The members are members are some of the most prominent business and professional young men.
 The de ecoratlons were very elaborate with palms, holly and evergreens. There were about forty couples. ;,,n among g,,ne ,ne ladies in exquisite atire. They were Miss Stella Hirsh of Columbus, Ga. in pink crepe de chene. trimmed In pink mousset- line rose buds and real lace medainous; Miss Sun of Port Gibson. Miss, in white organdie and lace trimmings; Miss Flos- sie Lazarus of Birmingham. In pale blue organd.e trimm ed in exquisite .ace; Miss Eichberg of Atlanta. Ga, white organdie phia in white crepe de chine and lace. The german was led by Mir. Me.vells Bodsnheimer and Miss Eichberg. The following couples participated:
 Miss Diana Kahn with MT. Julius Loeo Shenlin. Miss Ichberg. Atlanta. Ga. with MT. Melvin Bodenheimer. Miss Florence Gassenheimer with Wr. Joe seemen Miss Alma Gassenheimer with MT. Herbert with MT. Gus Simon. Miss Sadie Levy with MT. Sig Solomon. Miss Rosenberg. Pniladt lphia. Pa. with MT. Joe Hirsch Miss Beulah Hlrscher with MT. Leon Kahn. Miss Bessie Dreyfus with MT. n Rosenberg Miss Sadie Lobman with M Mortimer Meyer. Mlss Edna Hirsch with Mir Sam Sch.o s. Miss Sophie Hirsch with MT. Jake Davis. Miss Beatrice Levy with MT. Godfrey Levy. Miss Regina Roeswaid with MT Edgar Newman. Miss Sadie Well with MT. Dave Marcus. Mss Sdh Port cibscn Mss. with Mir. Le mel Haas Miss Clara Greil with MT: Howard Loeb Miss kosa Steiner with Mir. Arthur Hertz Miss Matile Wolf. Selma. Ala. with Mir. Bernard Baum. Miss Hattie Steiner With with MT Jake Wolf. Miss Lenora Davis with MT. Morris Marcus. Miss Flossie Lazerus, Birmingham with MT. Joe Marcus, Miss Doris Faber with MT. Joe Strauss: Messrs Then Meyer. Joe Sulz- packer, Clarence Jones', Al Reynolds Carl Hertz, Henry Solomon, Able Selig- man of Columbus, Ga, Milton Winter. Henry Bodenheimer, Joe Spencer, Leo Class enheimer, Max Dreyfuss, Joe Line han. Dave Hirseh, Will Morris and Alfred Colds m!th of Sc ma, Herold Jacohi.
 Punch was enjoyed throughout the even ing and an elegant supper were served affar the dance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MARRIAGE OF MISS MORRIS
 AND MIR HIG I'M

Al the home of the brides parents MT and Mrs. J. NJ. Morris on Cleveland Ave nue. on last Wednesday Mss lla Bel Morris ana Mr. William o. Higgins Were married. The room in which the cerc niony was pc. formed by Rev. M II. HoI was prettllv decorated in evergreens m.s tletoe. pains and wh4te roses. Over IL ,oung couple as they stood beneath Rl
 rch hung a marriage bell of white dow era
 t;oree. cousin of the bride The best ma was Mir. Claude Mayo. The bide wore travelling suit of grey cloth trimmed wit grey velvet and white applique. Shc were a hat to match and carried white roses.
 The ceremony was performed ct noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
THE B. T. U. ENTERTAINMENTS

A new organization has been formed amorg the younger set called the B. T. U. Their meeting Is secret but their pur- poses noble.
 These young people are giving series of entertainments during the holidays. Flossie Welt when the home was deco rated in nistletoe and holly The guest of honor of the occasion was Miss Alice Loeb of Brooklyn.
 Delicious refreshments were served.
 Miss Benlah Moritz entertained the B. T. W. yesterday when a guessing gan'e was the feature and the prize was won by Miss T'lossie Lazarus of Birmingham The prize offered for the guessing as to the number of beans in box. was won by Miss Alice LoeD.
 The home was decorated in green and red Carnations roses. holly and red candles In silver candelabria were the details of the lovely effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
IN COMPLIMENT TO
 MIR. AND MRS. GIBSON

MT. and Mrs. Maurice Seigman enter tained Friday evenir at al elegant sup per in com pilne.It to MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Gerson of Cincinnati
 inc co.or scheme of the decorations was green and white. The centerpiece was an imported hit of Dresden on an exquisite piece of lace and embroloery done in large Dresden design. Covers were laid for twenty-eight.
 The guests were: MT. and Mrs. Leon Well. Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Greil. MT: and Mrs Leop. Strauss. Mir. and Mrs: MeS CT GIen. MT and Mrs. Dave Cohn. MT. and Mrs. simon Loeb. Mir. and M s. Simon Weil MT. and Mrs. Joe Kahn. MT and Mrs. Joe L. Gerson. Mr. and Mrs. simon Gassepheimer, MT. and Mrs. Sidney We'll MT. and Mrs. Sam Loeb. MT. and Mrs. Ike Loeb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MISS CAHN'S KINDER
 GARTEN CHRISTMAS EVE

One of the most beautiful Christmas entertainments was one given by Miss Calm to her Kindergarten class, to which the parents and friends were invited. A l0:'0 the little scholars assembled and each and every one of about twenty-five participated in a fine program.
 Each child sang number of beautiful sorgs After the songs and games the children and parents were led Into an ed Christ tmas tree stood laden with the beautiful and artistic work of the little
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
A CHRISTMAS FANCY
 DRESS BALL

Professor J. C. weissner entertained the
 pupils of his dancing class at brilliant
 fancy dress ball last evening at ms nali
 un Dexter Avenue. There were aoodt
 three hundred invited spectators ana they
 witnessed the most eiaoorate small lolK
 social function ever given In Montgomery
 The decoration of the hall was an elaoo-
 rate arrangement in red ana green.
 Christmas green-holly and mistletoe were
 aung on the chandeliers, red riDoonS were
 esteemed in graceful fashion gIving a
 brilliant canopy effect and the Hgnts were snaQeu with red.
 All aoout o'clock the evening entertain
 ment opened with a grand march led by Master. Jack Abraham ana MISS buEuCe Loeb.
 Master Jack wore a George Washing ton costume of white satin ana Miss 8ernice was daintily attired in pinK ana spangles. These two little ones led the one hundred and seventy-hve cancers through the mazes of beau iful march
 which ended leaving the participants ID position for the lancers which the uttle men and women went through with ease
 precision and grace. never missing figure or hesitating for prompting The costumes of the dancers were daz- ziing in their beauty and variety or oril liant colorinE. The characters imperso- nated were as to era and nature extended Jver a wide range. There were mlnea- ture men and women of the sixteenth Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nlneteentn Century ana some uateu odSn hheo sIe
 misty days of the fairies, There were Spanish Troubadours, butterflies, oalle' dancers, Japs. tennis boys. shepherdesses, nights, mornings. colonial danes and
 gentlemen. Normandy PsAan peasants; M. ESGm- sStna tons, Sixteenth Century beaux, Hearts scotch High,anders, Marquirites, Flower girls princes charming and many other IS beautiful.
 One of the most beautiful and intricate )f the dances was the national quad file" The favors In this were caps of Japanese paper in red. white and blue. ,ummounted by tho head of thesAmerican apIe which each of the children wore The music was a medley of the 'natlonal frs and the whole effect was strikingly .icturesque and inspiring. number of fancy dances were introduced. Mss Ja- netta Lobman, Miss Clara HertS. Maste | 3erkhart Klein. and Master Leo Drey' Reuben Comes to Town," with the whis' ling encore. Miss Gipsy Boykin gave one | f her skirt and toe dances; the little Loeb twins. Misses Bernice and Ruth l lanced together: and Miss Mary Eller | Harvey gave her butterfly dance. Afte | hose were several numbers of the lat, | iances.
 l At about 10 o'clock 6 delightful sur | prise was found to be in store for tn | title folk The large banquet hall ad | joining the ball room was thrown opeI | md the dancers were formed Into march | 5umptuous feast prepared for them.
 There were at three long tables 17b GOV
 ITS laid, and at each boys plate a but | terfy souvenir was placed and at eacl l girls place tiny monkey, as souvenirs
 The dining hall was beautifully decorated
 which was exquisitely carried out fl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
ll2 Commerce Et.

GreenyiIle. South Carolina and was a, hCme for the holidays.
 The frie nd who attended the groom was Mir Robert B. owder of Texas.
 The bride Is a very attractive young woman and has many fIiends who have an affectionate Interest lI her Mir. Ft.h: is a young man who stands high In the esteem of d large circle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MISS ASHUPsT AND
 MIR FLYNN MARIE )

Yesterday evening at the Court Street Methodist parsonage Mrs Mable Ashurst daughter of Mrs. Ashurst was married to Mir Browder Finn. Rev. Mark H. Hot past r of the Clayton Street Metho- dist Church efficiated.
 The marriage was a great surprise to the friends of both parties. The bride was a pupil at the San Souci college in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

Colonial Danes have not fared % weli as the younger society. The national soci- ety. to ,wLich the branch headed by Mrs. Cassatt belongs. has more than <0D mem- bers,
 Several vain efforts to consolidate the two national organizations were made be- fore the original Coloniai Danes appealed to the Courts to protect the.r name. On. der the Judgment vf the New York Court of Appeals all of the organizations may retain the words Colonial Damss' in their titles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
N<< 4 4 < < 4 < \ < 4 < < . <s SOCIAL AFFAIRS : o< < - < Y 4 < ' . A BEAUTIFUL
 CARIsTMAs GERMAN.

-
 A number of young men entertained at a german on Friday evening at Frotessor W eissner's dancing hall, ana in every oe- tail of Christmas march ngures ana te- freshment the functton was one charac- terised with distinction, elegance ana tone.
 The hall was elaborately decorated in red and green. Christmas gariands. wreaths and festoons were placed aoout
 m inc dancing program was opened with a grand march winch was .ed by Mr.
 Wiidam Conniff. assisted by Mss rsooerta
 The march was intricate and lovely in its movements which had the grace ot the ball room added to the precision Of the military figures. The electric nSnts
 were turned out and the beautiful Acsne was lighted by Japanese lanterns which the young ladies carried.
 MT. William Connin with Miss Roberta Roberts, MT. Robert Meyer with Mss Camilla Webber, MT. Tom Jones with
 Miss Iinsie Moore. MT. Frank 5roWder ren Hal with Miss Frankie Jones. Mr. Browder Finn with Miss Kate Kettles. MT. Henry C. Crenshaw with Mss Kathleen Clisby, MT. Harry F.. Connin with Miss Mary Knowles. MT. Ben tits- Mamie Rudulph. Mir. Snep Roberts with Miss Munger of Kansas City, Mo, Mr. | Cly de Smith with Miss Mabel Asnurst. | MT. W. B. Cheney with Mss Eunce Semnes. MT. viii Holt with Miss Clara Ely, MT. Ernest Thompson with Mss Carrie West, Mr. Paul Parker with Mss W illie Stone. MT. Pearson Burke with
 Miss Mildred Jones, Mir. Frank Kan, doIph with Miss Jean Rousseau. MT. Car Smith with Miss Kathryn Belser. Mir. Arthur Hannon with Miss Matue HannUn. Mr. Joe F. Lassiter with Miss Ella liar grove Sayre, MT. George Haiis with Miss Flora Mae Ament, Mir. Richard Dexter with Miss Kathleen Martin. MT. La Wrens Pierce with Miss Fannie Chandler, MT. William Davidson with Miss Mary Cherry MT. John Ely with Miss Annie Finn; Messrs Walter Pickett, Luolow Fillmore. Hal Brown. James Hendrick. Gaston Troy, Jim Kirkpatrick. Jack Hoooie. Frank Clarke. Frank Moseley.
 The chaperones for the evening were; MT. and Mrs, J. T. Roberts. MT. and Mrs, A. s. Know.es, Mir. and Mrs. A. Ii. Munger, NJ. and Mrs. Junius ]. Pierce,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
MISS JOHNSON AND
 MIR. M'ADAMS MARRIED.

On Thursday evening in the parlor at St. Peters Church Miss Lula Johnson and Mir. Sherry McAdams were quietly married, Father Q Brien ofhciauns.
 The young couple were attended oE Mss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
Qno
 SOCIETY.
BY MRS. ,. N. de coTTEs.)

axxSxxSSsSSxxSSSS SS S*SS S&S%$%%S S : SOCIAL CALENDAR ss
 Monday December Norwood will entertain at
 Monday Dember members of the Bsauvo Cub will S Tuesday December Euchrs Club meets with
 Tuesday December so-rhs Tintag with Mrs S. x t and Miss Laura Elmora - .., ?. Tuesday December . sowMiss Sa t a S. MsSv Ware ~ < sTuesday December So-Mses Ethel and Anna feSeF VIII en
 sTussday December so-S Fitzpatrick will entertain at < s cards o'clock at her home at Hammer Hall l.. -
 Tuesday December 3o-The Tuesday Card ciuo Will De en'e
 < tained by Mrs. Paul Le Grand . *
 Tuesday December sors J. Walter Black will entertain at
 Wednesday, s1-s Alex Garland will entertain the :
 wsdn.sday December sl-ss Grey will entertain
 wednesdsy December s1Ths wedding will take <
 nats at the Court Street s45 & < Wednesday Alge Ware will entertain at < ,s cards at her home on Court Street ,, .., :, s
 Thursday January Card Club will meet with s srhusdsy s.nuary 1.-The Standard their s Thursday January 1-Ths Sigma Phi Sorority of the s < Girls High entertain dance at the residence y S rnur.asy January Miss Aean Spear < Lee at the South Side Baptist Church at oSo s Thursday January 1-1s will entertain
 Friday January s-Ths Magazine with J. s < Friday January a-rhs will meet with Mrs C. O. ,: Friday January 2-iss Doss Tyson will entertain at ew a Saturday January s-rhe Saturday will with <
 wsdnesday January Mrs E. compliment to her cousin Miss Rockwell of Pisheld, y s Thursday January entertain at y s ception from to in compliment to Miss Rockwell y < Friday January Montgomery will entertain at ;: ssSEExxs$S%~%S*Ss Sss&&sSA&S&&&S&SSS SS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
ELMoRF-MITCHELL.

The following invitation has been re- ceived by Montgomery friends:
 'AIr. and Mrs. Reuben Alexander Mitchell request the honor or your pres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
SOMETHING FOR NOTH-
 ING.

"GooD LUCK" Baking Powder cans now contain Sections" which, when re- turned in accordance with directions, arc valuable. These "Sections" cost the con. sumer absolutely nothing, but afford her, nevertheless, an opportunity for earning money prizes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

The handsome Battenburg ceuterpiees presented by Mrs. Fleronce Harris to tha Working Circle of the First Baptist Cfurca was given by the msmb-r to N. .. Charles A. Stakely as . Christmas gift
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
. < . . ' % < < < < % -
 PERSONAL ITEMS
< <~ %S~ = : %-

Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Dow entertained At dinner Christmas even.ng In compliment to their guest Miss Marion Hall The apartments we. e decorated In holly and red carnations. Covers were laid for four teen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

cree at the marriage of theIr daughter. Sadie. to MT. Franklin Ea: per Elmore. seventh of January. at SIX o'clock at EdRemont. Alsb hama City. Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
NOTICE TINTAurL

The TiutagiI will meet Tuesday after noon with Ms. H. s Persons and Miss Laura Fslmore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
NOTICE LADIES OF
0. s. METHODS

O- S UA 6S1 Al SO4~ 4 S@A 1SS&4
 The ladies of the Court Street Method list Church are earnestly request d to meet al the parsonage Monday mNrnIna at 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

and immediately afterward MT. and Mrs. Higgins left for a visit te the groom pai es.ts. The bride Is lovely young wo- man who has many friends who wish her and her husband happiness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

Mas A!gie Hardiway leaves this morn wick with her father. Mir. 6. H. Hard- xiek for Corning. New York. where she win remain a week waiting some school mates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

January 1st being the regular mestinl day of the c. I. A. to B. of L. E.. tn' usual order of business will be set asia and the ceremony of "Initiation" and O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

(cOntinusd on Page Fiftesn-l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28

Richmond, VlrgInIs. .