The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29


 ANNUAL BALL OF STANDARD CLUB. k Az Is usual yearly occurrences. the annual ball given by the members of the Standard Club last evening was a brilliant affair inaugurating the series of splendid entertainments given dur ing the season. < The feature of the elaborate decora- tions was an arbor erected in the cen- ter of the rotunda. It was built of logs and sapIings and covered with trailing vines and surrounded by a mass of poted chrysanthemums and palms. The effect was beautiful and to it the lavish decoration of sniilax all about added much. Palms were bank ed in the grand parlor. In the ball room the stage was occupied by Hoff- mans Orchestra. which diseolrsed a program of dance music. The foot lights of the stage were bordered with palms and yellow chrysanthemums and above, written in yellow blossoms. hung the leters IS. C." above the date 1906.
 The ball was opened with grand march led by Mir. Alex Rice with Mrs. Eugene Fles of Birmingham. and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Nachman. Mrs. FIes wore a toilette of blue crepe de chine. and Mrs. Nachman was elegantly gowned in gray crepe de chine. In the march nearly 100 couples participated There were a number of visiting young ladies'. who added their presence to the occasion A number of debutantes entered the social arena, and some brides attended their first annual ball as young matrons.
 Among the debutantes were Miss Ju- liette Gassenheimer,. wearing white net with white roses. Her escort was Mr. Charles Levy.
 Miss Ray Cadden1 wearing white silk with white chrysafithemums, whose es- cort was Mir. Samuel l.. Schl0as,
 Miss Bessie Dreyfus, weatlng white chepe de chine, with white chrysanthe- nuns. whose escort was Mr. Heyman Strauss.
 Among the visiting young ladies who graced the occasion were Mss Alma Phillips of New York. in white lace and pink roses, with Mir. Bernard Baum; Miss Maud Rosenfeld or Att lanta, in pink silk and La France roses, with MT. Herbert B. Bloch; Miss Bertha Schuster of Selma in white Louisian silk ana red roses. with Mr: Leo Drum: Miss May Bernheimer 0f Birmingham In white embroidered lace, with MT. Joseph Hirsch; Miss Beatrice Lehman of Jackson, Miss, In white silk, with Mir. Howard Loebi Miss Bet- timan of Cincinnati in pink aecordeon plaited silk and red roses, with Mr Mort +. Meyer; Miss Ada Levitt of New York, in white lace robe; Miss TilIie Levitt of New York, in white lace robe. with Mir. E. W. Neuman; Miss Fannie Kahn of opelika, in white silk, with Mir. Gus J simon; Miss Fan nie Frohman of Cincinnati, in blue crepe de chine, with MT. Bert Well; Mrs. Charles A. Kohn wore an elegant gown of white silk and point lace and Mrs. Terry Griel was exqulsitely att tired in white lace robe with which she carried American Beauty roses.
 Other young couples In the dance were.
 Misses Regina Roswald. Jesslmine Rice, Irna Stoli, Viola Levy. Beulah Moritz, Lsottie GrieI, F1oesie Wen, Ju- liette Gassenheimer, Della Mohr, Anna lia Meyer, Diana Kahn, Florence Cas- senheimer, Beulah DTeyfus, Hattie Steiner, Ray Cadden, Tilla Meyer, Bes- sic Dreyfus, Rose Steiner, Rose Strauss, Alma Gassenheimer. Theresa Lobman, Juliette Greil, Fanny Faber.
 Messrs. Maurice Bloch, Alfred Calm, Lee Cam, Meyer Gerson, Jr,, Dr. Gas ton J Greil, J. Lionel Haas, Leon B. Kohn, Charles Levy, I. N. Lichenstein, Julius Loeb, Harry Marcus, Albert Moog. Dr. Bernard Mount, simon Ros- wald, Sam L. Schloss, Joseph Seeman, Gfwuaaae eRry0vtans4 Tnuanh Strauss, Sidney L.. Shuletn, Sam Sulz- bacher. Lawrence W. Well, Ben Moss.
 During an intermission at late hour a sumptuous supper was served in the banquet hall, where the tables were decorated in pumpkins filled with fruit, surrounded with flowers and plumosa.
 There were covers for ITS guests laid on two tables reaching the entire length of the banquet hall.
 After supper of several courses was served dancing was resumed and con- tinued until a late hour.
 The menu included Celery, olives, pickles, oyster cocktail, bullion, fish croquettes. tartar sauce. mashed pota- toes, cold asparagus, mayonnaise, cold turkey, cranberry sauce. cold tongue, almond cake, chocolate cake, coffee, fruit.
 The order of dances was:
 Overture.
 It Happened in Nordland.
 Grand March.
 The Cadets.
 1. LanceTs.
 3. Waltz-Dearie.
 3. Two step--George Washington, Jr.
 4. waltz-Thafs When You'n Miss Me, Little Girl.
 5. Two step-Bandana Land. "It Happened in Nordland."
 6. waltz--Would You Care?
 Extras.
 Intermission.
 2. Two Step-So Long, Mary.
 8. Waltz-Young Life.
 3. Two Step, Tt Happened in Nord- land"
 10. waltz-GOod-Bye, Sweetheart, 
 H. Two Step-Rosebud.
 12. waltz-waltz Me Around Again, Willie.
 Extras.