The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-16

 elaborate social functiens that 3Gontsom. cry society has ever jenjoyed- ss
 When Mir and Mrs, Sabei sent out the invitations to this entertainmspt. their friends felt that 1t was . forefone com for them, and 1t has been the chief topic among them ever since. until their most aanguine predictions as tc Its perfection were fully realized in the pleasure of the occasion. And now it will remain In the memory of each guest as one of the most thoroughly beautiful and enjoyable af- fairs in the history cf the season,
 The entire lower floor of the elegant home on Perry Street was thrown open for the entertainment of the guests. and very nook and corner was entered into the elaborate scheme of decoration. In he spacious parior, pink was the shade used and pink carnations the beautiful flower which lent it's fragrant beauty beneath soft pink-shaded lights.
 The entire starvay rail was twined with rich green moss studded with. hundreds nf pink carnations, midst which burned at short intervals along its entire length, pink electric lights. The chandelier was lovely in an arrangement of pink ribbon, milax and pink lights. Tn this hall were placed two punch tables. at which the same beautiful plan was continu.d,
 At the first table, Miss Lily Lehman of Buffalo, wearing white point d'esprit and ribbon over satin, and Miss Nellie Loeb. gowned In white silk null. were the young women who presided; and at the second table, Miss Steilas attired in pink crepe de chine, and Miss Adele Stoll, whose toilette was of pink silk tissue, were the charming hostesses
 In the drawing room, Mrs. Sabel. with her two guests of honor, stood to greet the callers. assisted by. Miss Miriam Kahn and Miss Viola Levy. Mrs. Sabei was richly gowHed in white silk grena- dine striped in satin and trimmed in silk applique and French knots. Her orna- ments were diamonds and her flowers pink roses .....
 The four young ladies were in pink and held white carnations tied with broad blue ribbons
 Miss Mendelsohn wore pink Sapho silk with tucked skirt and rolled ruffies headed with rows of ribbon put together with eatch-stiteh and lace, and bodice trimmed m chiffon,
 Miss Hirsch wore pink silk null over satin with pink ribbons.
 Miss Kahn was gowned in pink point d'efrrft over satin.
 Miss Levy's toilette was of pink Louis- ane with pearl trimmings,
 In the alcoVe back of the receiving par ty the floral decorations were LaFranee roses. with blue lights. and a back. ground of Southern smIiax,
 The drawing rooms were bewildering in a beautiful arrangement of thousands of pink and blue morning glories placed on chandeliers, mantlee and portieres of smilax, midst which burned blue electric lights which threw a soft light that em- phasized and enhanced the beauty of the scene.
 In the second of these two rooms be- hind tangled mass of growing greens in palms, ferns. etc.. 8 splendid band was stationed and during the entire hours de- lightfui music was rendered.
 In another apartment across the hall. from a large table tea and chocolate was served. This attractive place was in red, prefusion of gorgeous meteor roses being used with snfilax, and about through 1t all burned dozens of red fairy lamps.
 The table was covered with renaissance lace over red satin with trimmings of red ribbons and a tall centre vase of me- teoF roses surrounded with the red fairy lamps.
 Mrs. Nose sabel wearing an elegant toilette of white point d'Aieeon lace with pink appiiaued roses and diamonds, and Mrs. Alex Rice, iu a handsome gown of yellow crepe de chine. presided at this table and were assisted by Mrs. Sam Loeb. in white silk vailed in black lace; Mrs. 4. Behr. in black chiffon over white silk; Miss Carrie Lemle. in gray crepe de chinei Mrs. Sidney Veil. Mrs. Leon Well, Mrs. s. J.. Goetter. Mrs. c. Lemie, Mrs Hertz. in tan crepe de chine. Y J.,
 In the apartment leading from this room, the most elaborate course of re. fre shments were sorved. The tone here was yellow and the flowers used in lavish profusion were ohrysanthemums and roses. The long table was covered with renaissance lace over yellow satin, and lighted with yellow Candles in silver crystal. bronze, brass and silver can delapra, The n,antel was hung with smilax studded with yellow chrysanthe- munas,F, -~ t'.--.
 The ladies who assisted in this beauti- fui apartment were Miss Belle Reinach, who wore a strikingly handsoma gown of white taffeta trimmed in real lace; Mrs. A. Behr. Mrs. C. F. Meritz, Mrs. Joe Gerson. Mrs simon Gassenheimer, Mrs. Tillie Marks, Mrs M. WeiIner. Miss J. Levy. Miss B. Levy and Miss Mertle GFeentree. -~
 Mir. and Mrs. Sabel are delightful en- tertainers. and their guests of honor are two beautiful and attractive young wo. men. Mrs. Sahel's taste Is evident In every part of the beautifully appointed I.Ay, oN l..