The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-19
YOUNG LADIES, COTILLIoN.

YOUNG LAD1Ey COTIbLIoN.
 Perhaps the most brilliant and the largest german of the season was that which occurred last evening at the old Standard Club rooms on Bibb Street. given by the young ladies, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick leading. assisted later In the evening by Miss Helen Scott and Miss Lill TinsIey. The evenings en- tertainment began at 10 o'clock with a grand march in which forty couples took part Many beautiful and novel figures were introduced. Among them the Japanese umbrella. one in which Miss Baker was the central figure. An other pretty and novel feature was the presenting by Miss Kirkpatrick of a white rose bud to a number of the debutantes present, to be given as fa- vors to the young men. The young women so favored were Misses Lily Ferrall, Ethel Pelzer. Ellie May .wag- ner, Jennie~Sistrunk. Lillian Richard- son, Marie Alexander, Kate Kettles, Bessie winn, Ellen Semple. Lucy Tay- Tor and Jennie Sisturnk.
 The young ladies and their guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett. Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Hall. J. L.. Huger. MT. and Mrs. Warren Dent, Mir. and Mrs. David Lowe. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Goldthwaite, MT. and Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Sara Webb de Campi, Misses Minna Dent, Helen Scott, Annie Williamson. Mamie Peyton Moore, Lily Pelzer, Ethel Pelzer. LII Tinsley. Cor a1ette Metcalfe, Ellen Semple, Kate Kettles, Marie Alexander. Lucia Rich- ardson, Bessie Dunham. Lily Ferrall, Margie Ferrall, Lucy Taylor. Rebecca Uh1er. Mary Kirkpatrick. Fine May Wagner. Jennie Sistrunk. Annie Lowe. Matte Mcqueen, Eleanor. Weems. Sal- lie Grace Beale, Rebecca Pollard, Ba- ker, Bessie winn. Ann Hathaway Smith, bouise Marks, Fannie Chandler, Alice O'Connell, Kate Henderson. Layton. Caldwell, Bessie Simpson; Messrs. Mourning, Fuller. Cliff Stewart. James Ray, Sims, J. H. Faunce, Walker Will lis. Massie Anderson, A. H. Arlington, Temple Seibels, A. O. Baker, Charles T. Pollard, Jr.. James P. Bullock. Ben Noble. S. H. Roberts, W. J. Conniff, L. W. Tyson, Atleigh Jordan. Mentz, J. M. Billing. Noble Billing. Archie Mckinney. Hugh Stuart. A. P. Tyson. Jr.. Wood. Tracy Lay. William Chand- Ter, D. L. whetstone, Harry Shorter. Catravis, Walker, Burton, Stuart Me- Kenzie, Emmett Seibles. Flowers, T. w. Carter, C. A. Lanier. Edward Lyle, Thad Watts. Otis Williamson, E. H. Lewis and George Seibels.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO
 MRS. sTTCKNEY.
 Mrs Phares Coleman entertained in a charming manner yesterday after noon when her guest of honor was Mrs, Charles Stickney of Birmingham whom she complimented with a beau- tiful bridge luncheon.
 The game of bridge whist was play ed at ten tables in four apartments which were elaborately adorned in a plan of violet and green, tastefully carried out in palms, ferns, smilax and violets.
 The place cards were hand-painted violets and the souvenirs were bon-bor boxes filled with crystalized violets which were drawn from Jack Horn CT pot, which was the last course oi the luncheon.
 After the luncheon bridge was play ed and the first prize. a beautiful Cloisonne vase. was won by Miss Lucy Cobbs. The consolation prize. an ivory curio bell, to Mrs. Louis B. Farley. Mrs. Coleman wore a toilette oi green tissue and Mrs. Stickney wal gowned in gray voille and white lace
 MEETING OF CIVIC 70 IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE A large number of ladies met a | the Carnegie Library yesterday morn ! ing at 10 o'clock and discussed witl | great interest and enthusiasm the pos, | abilities open to feminine actisifiei | along civic lines in this, one of tn, | prettiest and most prosperous of South ern cities.
 Informally, but thoughtfully and in telIigently. different ladies expresse, l themselves on plans to benefit ant
 beautify Montgomery--wome who ar
 known to be notable housekeepers, wo i men. too, who, united together In va | rious circles, have succeeded in relig | ious. social and philanthropic work. A permanent organization was eff fected, many names were enrolled, offf | cers were elected and a constitution
 was adopted.
 | The President announced that Com
 mittee of Conference with his honor
 the Mayor, would announce at as early
 a date as possible a meeting when tn,
 speakers would be gentlemen identi | fled with the city government aud tn, ! city's best interests.
 The name of the new association i.
 the Civic Improvement League. AnJ