The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04
Ucnlei, and Society MRS ! NJ @
oPnNING RECEPTIoN or
 THE DDAUvoIn CT


 THE DEAUv0In CLUB.
 The reception at which the members of the Bsauvoir Club entertained on Friday evening was the opening af- fair of the club for the season and . notably brilliant one 1t proved. The entire Club house on Perry Street was thrown open for the occasion and in the glow of myyiads of lights the beautiful and lavish decorations of cut flowers, wild smilax, palms and ferns presented . striking scene of rare at- tractivensss.
 The spacious three connecting par lors on the left of the hall were opened together and in the first two white roses were placed with exquisite effect on tables and mantels and smilax and palms were used. A gorgeous display of American beauty roses was the floral feature of the third. in the end of which the beautifully arranged punch table was placed and there the roses and smilax in tasteful and profuse placing completed the decorations of the table which was exquisiteiy ap- pointed in every respect.
 me billiard rooms on the right were thrown together and in each long ta- bles were placed. In one red meteor roses were the flowers used. with green, in an artistic and elaborate plan of adorning.
 In the second pink bridesmaid roses were used in beautiful arrangement. Here late in the evening a champagne boufet supper was served. In the hall wild smilax was used in effective hang ing and tracing. and intermingled were roses and potted palms. On the sec ond floor the same lavish use of now- CTS and wintergreens was continued In the hall, where the band was stationed. and in the ball room where throughout the evening dance program was en- toysd-
 The members of the Club and their guests were received in the reception parlor on the first floor by President and Mrs. R. F. Ligon and vice-Presi- dent and Mrs. J. K Jackson. MT. and Mrs- wm. K. Pel.er. Mir and Mrs. chas. ] Tsasley. MT, D. L.. whetstone. Mir. c. P. Cuntsr and MT. clifford A. Lanier.
 There were many magnificent toll cites worn at this reception, and the beautiful women of Montgomery never appeared to better advantage. while the presence of a number of charming vis- itors from other points added to the beauty and pleasure of the occasion.
 Mrs. Lgon was gowned in black lace and jet.
 Mrs. Jackson wore blue crepe de chine with pearl and gold trimmings.
 Mrs. Teasleys gown was of light blue crepe de chine.
 Mrs. Hubert Dent in a robe of white lace, Mrs. James P. Ferrall in green brocade silk with pink roses. Mrs. HAxdwick Ruth in lace robe with Dolly Warden ribbons, Mrs. B. J. Baldwin in black spansled net. Mrs. W. K. Pelzer in lavender silk, Mrs. Charles Aber- crombis in white crepe de chine. Mrs. Jack Clancy in black jetted lace, Mrs Victor Hanson in white silk. Mrs. E. Wagner in green silk. Mrs. J. c. vir- den, in a gown of tan silk, Mrs. J. I. Mckinney in red crepe de chine. Mrs. Isaac DeWees in grey crepe de chine with heliotrope velvet. Mrs. Joseph Winter in a toilette of black and white cloth, Mrs. Robert Brickell of Hunts vile in black silk. Mrs. W. H. Hud- son in pink pompedour silk and lace. Mrs. Haywood in white cloth. Mrs w. A. Gayle in white silk and point lace. Mrs. S. L. Tyson in white silk and lace applique. Mrs. c. NornaA Jones of St. Louis. who is visiting her aunt. Miss Josephine Calhoun. wopA an elegant gown of white lace with ac- cordean pIeatings of blue mousselin Mrs. Daniel Troy of New York wore Q gown of champagne voille; Miss Caro. line Hannon was gowned in pompedors chiMon, MES willie Browning Harolson in blue silk and appliqued lace, Miss Lil Tinsley in lilac violet cfepe ds chine, Miss Lily Pelzer in pink liberty silk. Miss Alice Lahey in creaxn sill tissue. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick in black lace. Miss Helen Scott in white lace robe. Miss Annie Lowe in blue Nreres de chine, Miss Josephine Calhoun wore black spangled silk net Miss HenSi, etta Chamberlain was sownsd in blue brocaded silk and lace Mss Bessie Walker in heliotrope silk Miss Bessie Thorington in white lib erty silk. Miss Fannie May Cloud in 6 gown of white lace. Miss Fannie Nat. thews in light blue silk, Miss Olivia Arlington in white peau de crepe, Miss Mary Arlington in white etamine and lace.
 Miss Abbie Searcy. of Tuscaloosa, the attractive visitor of Miss Mary Kirk.