The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Ucf11en and Society

The reception given by the members of the Beauvoir Club on Thursday even- ing was one of the most beautiful and brilliant social functions ever enjoyed du Montgomery The dazzling scene of light and color was one that will finger long in the memory of the members and their guests for the evening. Noth- luG was left out that could have added to the success of the occasion. From the entrance. all through the lower and eecond floors in equipment, in decora- tion. in furnishing. in the music and in the sumptuous buffet champagne re- Treatments the whole was magnificently planned and executed. The feminine contingency of Montgomery society seemed to have saved their gorgeous gowns to be donned for the first time to add to the splendid effect of the opening reception of the Beauvoir Club.
 Some handsome toilettes were noted among the visitors to the city. and the young matrons of Montgomery. Among them Mrs James Hillman of Birming- ham. formerly Miss knoxy Walker of, Montgomery. wore gown of silver spangIed net over white satin fashioned triple skirt.
 Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill wore white ra- dium elaborately trimmed in irrides- cent bands.
 N1f&. JACK (lAncy was tlGBdHtly tired in black jetted lace.
 Mrs. W, J. Drum wore handsome lace robe over hello silk
 Miss Dorothy Seibs, one of the sea- sons most attractive debutantes, was exquisitely attired in white crepe de chine figured with pink rosebuds. Pink rosebuds adorned her hair and formed her cluster of flowers.
 Miss Algie Hardwick wore hand -r .sIr ,~.1 Toa z
 Miss Leah Burton of Delaware who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Walden. was gowned in white silk made Prin- cess and touched with blue velvet.
 Mrs. William A. Gayle was exduis- itely attired in green silk and point lacs.
 Mrs. BurweIi Boykin wore gown of old rose silk.
 Mrs. Frank P. Glass was gowned in black spangled lace.
 Miss Clementina Marks wore toil- cite of white silk net. over silk.
 Miss Elizabeth Baldwin was attired in white lace.
 Miss Susie May wore Alice blue crepe de chine.
 Miss vernon Marks of Birmingham. who is the guest of Mrs. Burwen Boy kin, was gowned in white point desprit over satin.
 Miss Jean Iahey wore white silk net
 Miss McFaddin was attired in white crepe de chine. Miss Katherine Jelks wore lace over pink silk.
 Miss Berry of EufauIa wore a gown of white radium and lace.
 Miss Augusta Coleman wore gown of blue pompadour net
 Mss May Tyson wore white spangled net.
 nxk~~ Aroa pafzar xvas oovned in nafe blue crepe dc chine.
 Miss Ethel Clifford of Birmingham was attired in white silk and lace. She IS the guest of Miss Mary Kirkpatrick
 Miss Dora Northington of Prattville, the guest of Miss Katherine Jelks, wore d handsome toilette of pink silk and pink silk lace.
 Miss Annie Lou Chiffon was beauti- fully gowned in black lace.
 Miss Fannie Morris Cloud wore soft pink silk.
 Miss Mfnna Dent wore white lace over silk.
 Mrs. Ira H. Virgin was gowned in pale gray silk.
 Miss Laura Chambers wore white crepe de chine.
 Miss Maggie Chambers wore white point d'esprit.
 Miss Margaret Lahey was becomingly attired in white silk mousselin and lace.
 There were many other fetching toil-, cites equally deserving of mention, and the picture presented by the brilliant of beautifully gowned wo- men in the splendid and spacious apart ments was, as one pretty girl remarked. like a scene on the stage" MISS LETTICE LEE CLARK,
 OF MOBILE.
 The following written from Mobile by T. c. DeLeon in The Birmingham