The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-04

The first german of tho season given by the members of the Beauvoir Club was an event of last evening and was perhaps the most brilliant one in the history of the club. Near fifty couples participated in the grand march with which the evenings dance program commenced, and as many danced through the beautiful figures of the german, led by MT. S. H. Roberts with the graceful assistance of Miss Mary Knowles, who was elegantly gowned in a silver -spangled silk net over taf- feta. with which she carried pink roses and wore ornaments of pearls. In the March the gentlemen held long-stem- med Chrysanthemums and the ladies cane, on the end of which was a white butterfly. and in an especially beauti- ful figure, an archway was formed by resting of the butterfly on the chry- santiemum.
 As is the custom of the members of the Beauvoir Club, the seasons debutantes receive notable and distinctive atten- tion as guests of honor at their first dance entertainment and, in view of this, Mir. Roberts, as leader, had pro- vided for the six young ladies special favors. The first was white picture hat with pink flowers which, after the march, were worn all evening. Other favors were real American beauty roses. tamborines, Japanese parasols and fans.
 The young debutantes who were honored were Miss Mary Knowles, leading; Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, in pink silk and lace; Miss Margaret Browne, in red crepe de chine; Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, in spangled lace robe; Miss Marguerite Rice, in gold spangled lace robe; Miss Elizabeth Marks, in pompadour silk.
 Among the members and their guests who enjoyed the opening german are: Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Rains, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Clancy, Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Jack l son, MT. and Mrs. Chandler of Virginia, Mrs. Samuel Bethea, Mrs. c. C. Hazeli, Mrs. E. A. de Campi, MT. and Mrs. H. T. Bartlette, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Ben Noble, Mir. and Mrs Charles Teasley. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Thorington, Mrs. Philips, Mrs. Morgan Morris, Mrs. W. C. Hunter, Mir. and Mrs. B. s. Chapman. Mrs. Andrew H. McNeil, MT. and Mrs. Warren Reese, pr. and Mrs. Robert Goldthwaite, Mrs Battle, MT. and Mrs. Ira Virgin, Mrs. Samuel Rice, Mrs. Philipa Stratford, Mir. and Mrs. Collier, MT. and Mrs. Vic tor, MT. and Mrs. Thomes Hehin,. Mr. and Mrs Taylor Roberts. Mir. and Mrs A. s. Knowles.
 Misses Effiie May Wagner Jean La- hey Clement Marks, Susie May, Eliza beth Baldwin, Fannie Morris Cloud, Caroline Hannon, Minna Dent, Annie Lou Chiffon, Mary Seibels Ball, Louise Marks. Grace Halls, Carolyn Haralson Margaret Browne, Ella Hargrove Sayre, Bertha Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Marks, Marguerite Rice, Mary Knowles, Lucia Richardson, Coralette Metcalf, Dorsie Tyson, Dorathy Siebs, May Tyson, Re- oecea Pollard, Josie Norwood, Virginia Norwood Tinsie Moore, Bessie Rogers. Mildrel Hitler.
 Messrs. c. l.. Betz. T. W. Carter, A. N. Catravas, D. D. Crossland, Gaston Gunter, A. c. Hannon, S. O.. 1sler w. A. Jordan, E. H. Jackson, Clifford Lanier. Jr., Dr. c. c. Laslie, Fl. T. Lay. Tracy Lay, c. D. Mentz, F. IT, Miller, Dr. A. H. Montgomery, r. 1T. McConnico, A. M McNeel Frank McPherson, NJ II Moore s. Fl Roberts, P. T. Sayre. R. E. SelbIes A. c. Stewart P. V. Stires.. J. A. Tay- B. Westeott, W. B. Wilkerson, J. Otis Williamson.
 HOUSE PARTY AT
 MIR. PHELAN'S HOME.
 Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt left yester- day for Atlanta, where she goes to join her sisters, Mrs. Priscilla Phelan W OA NdSHNillCf MTbs An~ na Phelan Derby of Birmingham, and Mrs Carrie Phelan Beale of New York. From. there they will go to the plan tation of their brother, MT. Sidney Fl |. Phelan at Roberts, Ga, to attend a fam fly reunion. These are the only sur viving members of a family of twelve children of the late Judge and Mrs. J. D. Phelan of Montgomery. They will be entertained by MT. Phelan for a week.
 MRS. PATTERSON TO REEF
 RESENT Y. w. c. A.
 Mrs C.. w. Patterson has gone to New York to attend the Y. w. c. A. Convention and to represent the Mont gomery Association in the Gulf States Committee. She was joined in Atlanta by Mrs. John B. Knox of Annlston. This meeting Is for the purpose of making final arrangements and elect ing officers for the joint committee of the International and American com mittees, Y. W. c. A., of which Miss Grace D. Hodge, daughter of the great philanthropist, will be chairman. Mrs. Patterson will visit relatives in Balti- more before her return home in about two weeks.
 INTEREST GATHERED IN
 ID. A. R. CONVENTION.
 Much interest is centered in the convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution to be held in Ope- lika this week. The two Montgomery Chapters will be represented by num- Der of prominent women who are off, cers and delegates. Mrs. r. P. Glass, Regent of the Peter Forney Chapter, will leave for Opelika tomorrow. Mrs. Louis Cobbs and Miss Cozart who have been elected as delegates, are not to attend as they expected. Mrs. Amelia Wyly will represent the Chapter as chairman of the American Monthly Magazine Committee and Mrs. Charles A. Stakely will go as State Chaplain and Chairman of the Flag Committee.
 The Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R. was founded by Mrs. Amelia Wyly on January 19. 1898. at the home of her daughter Mrs. David F. Lowe, with eleven members. It now has a mem bership of sixty-four representative wo- men of the city who form a power for all the causes espoused by that splen- did national organization the D. A. R.
 The Francis Marion Chapter of which Mrs. Burwell Boykin is Regent, Mrs. w. J. Drum Vice. Regent, and Miss Rebecca Pollard Secretary, will not be represented at the meeting in Ope- lika.
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 DINNER AT SOUTHERN CLUB.
 Mrs. J. P. Mcqueen gave a dinner party yesterday at noon at the south