The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
DINNER To GARDUATING GLASS.


 DINNER TO GRADUATING CLASS.
 One of the most beautiful entertain ments of the week, was the dinner giv- en by Miss Cectle Loeb to the members of the 1906 graduating class of the Calhoun Chamberlain School and few of those of the graduating class of the Girls High School.
 The decorations of the house through out were in yellow and gold. the class coiors of the Chamberlain Calhoun School The flowers used were golden eyed daisies. In the dining room. the decorations were especially charming in the white and gold effect. The beautiful centerpiece and the dailies over foundltion of yellow, the dainty six course dinner was served on white and gold Lysette plates. carried out in minutest detail the charming white and gold idea of color. The desert was served on tissue paper daisies, which were intended by the hostess to be kept by her guests as souvenirs of the charming occasion.
 At each plate was placed a burnt wood souvenir on which was burnt the initial of the guest and "class 1906.'
 After the dinner an hour was spent in listening to some very fine music and in social chat.
 The guests were:
 Elizabeth Glass, Ella Klein, Mary Tyson. Kate Steiner, Edith Meyer, An- nie Laurie Sparks. Dora Marcus. Lyra Meyer and Miss Lowe. of Canton, Miss.
 JoNEs-PEARCE. Mir. and Mrs. George Augustus PeArce. of Columbus, Ga. announce the engagement of their daughter. Rather inc Mitchell, to Mir John Ray Jones, of Montgomery, the wedding to take r,lA nx H. (%y.. ,k,.r Thursday, June 14.
 Mir. A. W. Dahlberg entertained his Sunday School class of the Court Street Methodist church with a trolley ride and picnic on Friday evening. The party left the city at 6 o'clock on a Park where they spent delightful half hour. They then boarded the car and went to Pickett Springs where they had lunch at about g o'clock. Those in the party were: Misses Bes- sic Ford. Ellen Riley. Pauline Town send. Bessie Jones, Sophie Watt. A. N Sellers. Lillie Lee. Mary Goodwin Ash lev. Lois McPherson, Annie Laurie La- mar. Lula Belle Mathews. and Messrs A. W. Dahlberg and G. A. Can't
 Miss Catherine Jelks and Miss Ethel Pelzer. Miss Lucille Wilkinson and MISS LoulSe WalkeT or olTEllHSHdH, are the guests at a house party at which Miss Dora Northington is enter taining this week, at her --ome in Pratt vile. Mir Harry Shorter. and MT. Isler are among the Montgomery young men who are there today MT. T. Sidney Frazer of Union Springs is among the guests. Dr. William Wescott will be among the guests during the week.
 The pupils of the Shakespearian class of the Calhoun Chamberlain school will give a play, Flaming of the Schrew'' on Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the school.
 The graduating exercises will take place on Thursday evening at S:30. The class is composed of Miss Elizabeth Glass of Linden, Miss Mary Tyson of Lowndesboro, Miss Ella Klein and Miss Cecile Loeb.
 Miss Margaret Banks of Decatur. who is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Edward White at their home on Court street, was the guest of honor at tea followed by an informal reception given by Mrs. J. F. Andrews on Friday evening at her home on Pleasant Avenue. The home was adorned with plan of white and yellow and the flowers in most evil dence, were daisies A number of friends were invited to tea and later larger number of young persons had the pleasure of meeting Miss Banks at an informal reception in her hon. or