The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-13
MONTGOMERY GREYS MADE
 AUDITORIUM THING,OF BEAUTY
Twenty-Ninth Annual Ball of the Famous Con-
 mand Was a Most Brilliant Occasion ' In Social History.

Mrs. Tony Moore in rose crape de chine.
 Mrs. Frank Fillmore, Jr., in pink net over pink silk.
 lace
 Miss Annie Finn. in blue crepe de chins
 Mrs. John D. Cody in white tucke.
 mousselin.
 Miss Camilla webber in pink organdie Mrs. Will Weiss; in white liberty sila
 with trimmings of lace and ribbons.
 Miss Kate Nettles in. yellow mousseln. Miss Mcknight of Birmingham in white silk
 Miss Teresa vass in green organdy white lace and ribbons. Miss Kathleen Clisby of Birmingham green organdy and white lace. Miss Susie Offutt in pink tissue. Miss Bessie Walker in white panne chif. ion. Miss Alice Pitcher in black d'espr.t Miss Ruth Beaie, in lilac mousselin. Miss Lucille Lahcy in lilac silk and lace. Mrs. Stuart washburn, in black spangled net over taffcta. Mrs. Joshua Jones in white chiffon. Mrs. John Tullis in black lace over white silk and trimmings of lace. Mrs. Hunt Taylor, in pink silk and Mexican lace. MES. ~hdkkcS 1CdolCy HI 6i CGu CECpC uo chine --.'. Miss Lilly Pelzer, in white silk. blue panne velvet and lace. Mrs. Forney Stevenson, in white silk. Mrs. A. c. Sexton. in black spangied net over satin. Mrs. B. Finn. in pink silk. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, fin black silk with trimmings of gold l ace. Miss Janet Hunter, in white crepe de chine.
 Miss May Tyson. in white crepe de chine and duchess lace. Miss Kathleen Martin, in cream silk Miss Mentz. in blue organdie. Miss Josie Hubbard, in black silk Miss Louise Nix, in lilac silk and chif- ion. Mrs. Hubert Dent, in black crepe de chine and lace. Mrs. Alfred Jackson, in blue silk crepe. Miss Florie Haden, in white organdy and lace.
 Miss Maude Burke, in white mousselin over blue taffeta. Miss Mamie offutt, in black crepe de chine and, corsage bouquet of yiolets. Mrs. Walter Flowers, in pink panne chiffon.
 Miss Sarah Jones, in old rose voille. Mrs. Marshall Jones, in white liberty silk. Miss Corrie c. Smith, in pink silk. Miss Anna Elmore in pink voille. Miss Kate Flemings, in white china silk and pink carnations. ... Mrs. Jack Thorington in white mousse line and lace.
 Miss Virginia Reese of Birmingham in black lace.
 Miss Mollie cullom of Birmingham, in white lace. Hiss Melva Minge of 'Faunsdale, in white silk and lace. Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, in white or gandie, lace and ribbon.
 Mrs. Edward Graham of Selma, in white
 silk. .sp
 Mrs. William selden, in white mous-
 selin and cream lace.
 The officers and members of the Mont
 gomery Greys at present are: s. H. Rob-
 erts, Captain; J. H. Taylor, First Lieuten-
 ant; W. W. Brame. Second Lieutenant; w. R. Wilkinson, T. w. Carter, w. F.
 Campbell, WI. Chandler, D. H. Howe.
 E. H. Jackson. Carl Smith, George Ty'
 Sexton, M A Vincentelli, Ray Jones,
 Harry Conniff, E. F. Higgins. J. F.,
 Bartlette, J. o. Williamson. T. c. Locke. Arthur Hannon, Gaston Lewis, w. B. Cheney, George Holcombe, A. M. McNeel, Sam B. Jones, w. B. McGehee. J. T. Bennett, Nj. R. sowell. Hugh Watts, J. F. Johnson, ErAest Thompson, W. B. Paterson, Jr.. J. s. Lamburt. B. s. Barnes, Jr., J. E. Scale, J. H. Hendrick, L. H. Moore. Brad Duncan, Thomas H. Ingram, J. Paul Parker, c. J. Jackson. o. D. Jones, Holloway, E. s. Hall, s. J. Bayne.
 Among the visiting officers who parti- cipated in the dance were Colonel E. H. Graves of Eufaula, commanding the End Infantry. General Louis V, Clark and Colonel o. P. Gaut of Birmingham.