The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
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liberty silk trimmed with Duchesse am
rose point lace.
Miss Williams Of New Haven. Conn.
In black MORE.
Mrs. Cecil Browne Of Talladega l.
cream net trimmed with white lace
threaded with black
Mrs. John 3. Knox Of Admission Ii
cream lace over baffsta with turquois,
blue grape trimmings
Miss Marion Kelly Of Admission in pin.
wolfe. with pearl trimmings and lace.
Among the prominent women who al
tended the BAH were:
Mrs. Brwell L. Boykin In pink nous
seiin and lace.
Mrs. MEDIUM Cain in black lace.
Mrs. c. G. Cobbe In black crepe d,
chine.
Mrs. James o. Ptnckard IN robe Of
silver and pearl spanS7sd over white
silk.
Mrs. Henry Q. Davidson in grey crepe
Dc chime
Miss Olivia Arlington In black velvet
with point lace bertha
Mrs. B. J. Baldwin In white lace with
black velvet applique.
Mira. Oliver p. Bartlett In blue panne
crepe de chine.
Mrs. W. j, Drum IN white brscade and
silk with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. A. J. Miller In black spangled net
over taffetaf
Mrs. C. 3. Morits In black spangied
net trimmed with pink panne velvet. and
ecru grape ornaments.
Mrs. Clara r. Jemison in black en-
broidered chiffon over white taffeta-
| Mrs. Jonathan HARRISON In black crepe
de chine with lace trimmings.
Mrs. ]. C.. Haas, in cream wolfe over
cream silk trimmed with Russian en-
broidery.
Mrs. william A. Gayle In q robe OF
white etamine and lace over taffeta.
Miss Mary Arlington in white liberty
| satin.
Mrs. J. 1. Mckinney In pink silk trim
med with RED roses.
Mrs. Forney c. Stevenson In white
satin with lace and chiffon.
Mrs. J. L Castor In blue tafreta with
point lace collar.
Mrs. Frank p. Glass. In black spansIed
net.
Mrs, Charles b. Teasley In blue liberty
panne with embossed roses. applique and
pearls.
Mrs. Charles A. Thigpen In white tat
feta and real lace with diamond and
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Jack Thorington In pink liberty,
satin with chiffon and lace
Mrs, James 8. WILCOX In black lace
and rose point lace
|. Mrs. Alex Rice In black lace over white
taffeta trimmed with coral beads and
spangles
Mrs. J. NJ, dscottes in black lace and
satin.
Mrs. g. @. W. Thorington Gin white
liberty silk trimmed with chiffon roses.
Mrs. Nose Sabel In cream chiffon en-
brcidered In pink roses over taffeta veil
ed with cream lace
Mrs. A. q. Forbes in white net over
white silk.
Mrs. r. F. Lyon in black velvet with
lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. L.. K. jackson in white satin
trimmed with Duchesse lace and pearl
ornaments.
Mira John TllIis in white silk trimmed
with chiffon and lace.
Mrs. W. r. Vandiver in black emhroi-
dered chiffon and real lace
Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick in black lace
over white siflk.
Mrs. W. M. Wilkinson in black net
and lace over satin.
Mrs. Edward Russell of Mobile. black
-spanRied net over white satin.
Mss Russell Of Mobile. spangIed net
over pink taffeta with violets.
Mrs. w. c. Oates. black lace, whits
chenille over white silk.
Mrs. B. n. Craig Of Selma, black vel
vat and point lace.
Mrs. Ned McDavid. cream lace over
pink.
Miss LEILA Weller Of Admission. In white
crepe de chine.
Miss Mabel Robinson Of Admission, pink
tissue
Miss Mary Kline Of Admission. blue crepe
de chine.
Mrs. Joseph Norwood in grey cloth en-
hroideFed in black and white.
Miss Carolyn Randolph In black lace
and Jet.
Miss Bessie Thorington in pink nous
seiin.
Mrs. deCampi Of Demopolis, in pink
brocade and black velvet.
Mrs. Charles p. Jackson. white lace
Miss Willie Browning HARRISON white
crepe de chine with silver spangles.
Miss Carolyn HARRISON. blue mousselin.
Miss Mary Rice in black crepe de chine.
Miss Ethel Clifford Of Birmingham, pink
mousselin embroidered in marguerites.
Miss Craik In black crepe de chine.
At II o'clock Hon. ]. Kirk Jackson. pri-
waite secretary to Governor Jellxs. assisted
by Mrs. Jelks. led 200 couples through
an intricate and beautiful grand march.
After the march, dancing began and un-
til an early hour. this morning hundreds
Of couples waltzed away the hours.
The committees which so successfully
arranged the ball and reception were az
follows;
Reception Committee-Phares Coleman,
chairman; Thos. H. Carr, H. c. David
son. 8. H. Dent, Jr., j. N. Falkner, A.
@. Forbes. ]. B. CASTOR w. A. Gayle,
F. p. Glass. Horace Hood, Thos. G.
Jones. e. B. Joseph, NJ. p. LeGrand, N.
Lobman. Jacques Loeb. VIM. c. Oates,
Ray Rushton, F. C. Shepard L. Strauss.
Alex Troy, r. H. Clarke, H. T. Inge,
J. H. Webb, A.. L. Mcleod, Jas. III.
Nunnallee, Ell s. Shorter, T. D. Sanford.
G. c. Whitson, John B, Knox, w. p.
Lay. z. W. Barrett, Jones q. Moore,
Rufus N. Rhodes, J. L. Tanner, Jno. w.
Tomlinson. J. H. Nathan, d. D. Shelby,
M. W. Camper. w. W. Brandon. H. B.
Foster, z. L. Graves.
Floor Committee-J. K. Jackson, Chair
man: c. G. Abercrombie. r. B. DuMont
William L. Anderson. NJ r. Clarke H.
T. Bartlett, Hugh Mallory. James P. Fer
rail- Minthorne WooIsey, r. s. Finch,
Norman Winn, Terry T. Greil, T. Sidney
Fraser, CASTOR Gunter, l.. @. Lghtfoot
George W. Jones. W. c. Crumpton, E. B.
Joseph. Jr.. Alex M. CARRIER, Clifford La
nier. Jr.. William Fl. McKleroy, E. H.
Lewis. w. A. Walker, Jr., r. F. Ligon,
w. p. Bankhead. Terry Richardson, H
C. Thach, Ike Simon. Lee H, Well.
OUT OF TOWN FOLK.
Some OF the out-of-town guests who
came to attend the ball and reception