The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
GOING TO SCHOOL. PARTY.

| Misses Ceclle LoeD ana Ella hleln were young hostesses at q delightfully mer- ry party last evening at the elegant home of MT. and Mrs. Jacques Loeb on Montgomery street. when they enter l tained number of friends at a school | of mirth party.
 The guests came in response to the following invitations
 The School of Mirth. Misses Loeb | and Klein, principals First. bell, Sis p. m. Second bell, S:30 p. m. Vacation time is over,
 Work must now begin.
 | Flock ye to the schooi room Be careful how ye grin. Costumed to suit the occasion Must ye all appear.
 Prepared for examination
 Let nothing interfere.
 December 30, 1905. 506 Montgomery street. R. S. V. P.
 The replies of acceptance and of re- grets all came in poetry form and in the number were some very clever and unique specimens of literature. The guests were all attired in school | girl and school boy costumes and some very fetching ones were worn. Even Buster Brown was among them. The program for the evening opened with roll call in an ideal school room.
 The black boards, the maps, the waste lpaper baskets. the notices, rules and regulation signs, and the placarded hits on the pupils all would be famil- far friends to the pupils of any day, of any school. Behind a naturally ap- pointed desk sat the two stern prin cipals, Misses Loeb and Klein, who had | great difficulty in establishing order | After roll call the notes of excuses l from the pupils who could not come were read and then all joined in the song: T cant work this sum-" This
 was followed by puzzling problems in 1 arithmetic, geography and physiology.
 until a bell announced little recess"
 Then regular school recess frolics
 were enjoyed, marble playing being very popular with the boys.
 1 After recess a spelling match was ihelds and a number of nursery rhymes,
 recitations were done by the pupils.
 Then came big recess" and after that
 lunch boxes were passed. Each pupil
 was provided with regulation school lunch, Dill pickles and all with fruit
 and a bottle of pop and straw | thrown in.
 Several prizes were awarded Miss | Blanch Engle, of Shelbyville, Ky, won
 the Kindergarten pictures given in the
 puzzle contest, and to Mir. Lester Jacobi fell the booby-a horn.
 The guests so charmingly entertained by Miss Loeb and Miss Klein were; 1 Miss Sadies Adler With MT. Luclen Loeb, Miss Jeanette Strauss with Mir. Joe Marcus, Miss Carrie Behr with MT. Walter Lobman, Miss Blanche Engle with MT. Lester Jacobi, Miss Dora Mar GUS with Mir. Percy MaZur, Miss Bertha Lichter with MT. Ruby Haas, Miss
 Blanche Mohr with Mir Harry Davis
 Miss Kate Steiner with MT. Nose
 Frank, Miss Cert Strauss with MT Henry Strauss, Miss Philippa Marks
 with MT. Ernst Meyer, Miss lrma Bernheimer with MT. E. J. Meyer, Jr. Miss Lyra Meyer with MT. Herman Si- lMon, Miss Frances Wolff with MT. Her
 bert Hertz, Miss Clare Hertz with MT
 Adolph Levy, Miss Edith Meyer with
 Mir Alex Solomon, Miss Bessie Gladden.
 with MT. Sam Dreyfus, Miss Dora Dav-
 idson with Mr. Willie Davidson, Miss Maud Strauss with MT. Sony Simon Miss HiIda Levy with MT. Sidney Mar
 GUS, Miss Helen Vickers with MT. Jake
 Hirch, Miss Helena Hertzfeld with MT
 Milton Winter, Miss 'Hilda Moritz with
 MT. Jack Baer, Miss Cecile Loeb with
 Mr. Burkard Klein, Miss Minnie
 Strauss with MT. Julian Rice, Miss Ella Klein with MT. Roland Nachman, Mis. Lena Faber with MT. Adolph Well MT. Eugene Alexander, Mr. Irvine Cas-
 senheimer, MT. Will Noa.