The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-16
BEAUvOIR CLUE GERMAN. :

| The opening german of the Beauvoir Club was the notably prominent social event of yesterday. and one of more than usual importance in the social history of this season. The brilliant affair was the occasion of the assem- bling of a large number of Montgom- ery's smart set and of the attractive now visiting friends here and gracing society The dance was led by Captain Shepherd H. Roberts with Miss clemen- tina Marks who was gowned exqui- sitely in white radium silk eiaborateiy trimmed In lace, and carried an arm cluster of beauty roses.
 The evenings entertainment opened with grand march which. in it's in- tricacy and accuracy. was delight to the spectators as well as the partici- pants. It was favor german and great many new and beautiful figures were introduced. Hoffman's orchestra was secured, and the musical program rendered added to the beauty, interest and enjoyment of the evening. The band stage is one of the features of the new ball room which, being situ- dteQ WluWdy the ieuGtus IS must uc- lightful to the dancers.
 Among the spectators and dancers were:
 Mrs. McDade of New Orleans, Mrs. J. J. Morris, Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Furgerson of Birmingham. Mrs. Raine. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Peabody, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hef1in. Mir and Mrs. Charles Teasley. Mir. and Mrs. Burwell Boykin, MT. and Mrs J. Kirk ! To M~u CxrIn a6a of mingham, Dr. and Mrs. Lucius Gaston. pr. and Mrs. Efiingham Wagner. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clancy, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sto1enwerck, Mrs. Seigle of New Jersey, Misses Mary Troy of Huntsville, Rog- CTS Of Letohatchie. May Tyson, Annie Lon Chiffon, Mary Kirkpatrick, Lucia Richardson, Ethel Clifford of Birming- ham, Henderson of Troy, Fannie Mor- ris Cloud, Grace Halls. Florence Daw- son. Katherine Millhouse of Selma, Bessie Nugent of Jackson. Miss, Eliza beth Baldwin, Jean Lahey, Caroline Hannon, Annie Lowe, Scale Burton of Delaware. Eleanor Weems. Dorothy Siebs, Rebecca Pollard. Algie Hard wick, Minnie Watt Pierce, Frances Jones, Hattie Smith of Prattviile, Louise McFaddin of Greensboro. Au- gusta Coleman. Ethel Pelzcr, Fannie Marks. Childress of Nashville, Eliza beth Andrew. verna Marks of Birming- ham. Roberta Roberts. Susie May. Ef- fie May Wagner, Berry of Eufaula. OF NOBLE-PATTERs0N WEDDING.
 The following from The Atlanta Con- stitution will be of interest to the friends of Mir Noble, and also of Miss Patterson, who has visited here. The marriage will take place tomorrow:
 ho oh xxyf1I ha AarnFafad occasion in palms and ferns. which will be massed in the chancel and reach up to the bamboo that will conceal the organ gallery. Dr. Pendleton and Dr. Bowman will perform the ceremony. and the participation of large bridal party will give the impressive occasion it's element of the picturesque.
 ''At the house, which is one of broad plan and elegant finish and furnishing, the decorations will be in red and white, with a substantial foundation of of course, in the green of palms, ferns and smilax.
 "In the dining room, where hot buffet supper will be served, the table will have for its bright centerpiece jaqueminot roses, and a1l the color de- tails will be in red except the cande- labra shades, in white, to relieve the motonony of color. Red and white
  CTS used throughout the house, and the jacqueminot roses the bridesmaids car ry will form against their white gowns a continuance of the red and white idea.
 Mrs. Frederick Patterson. the brides sister, will be matron of honor and she will wear a white chiffon taffeta gown made princess and trimmed with French lace. Miss Elizabeth Pope, the maid eli 1Ir ahAmnf1 nA and the bridesmaids gowns will be of white silk net over taffeta, made with round waists and skirts and trimmed with French lace.
 'The bridesmaids are Misses Nina Genty, Leta Watts of Staunton. Va, Susie May Pope and File Darsan.
 MT. Edward Micou Noble of Mont gomery will be best man, and the groomsmen, all of whom are from Montgomery, are Messrs. Henry Far rish, Temple Bowling, Theodore Finch and George Mentz. They will also act as ushers, with Dr. T. P. Hinman, MT. Eugene Black, MT. William Kingston and Frederick Patterson.
 Miss Sarah Collier and Miss Aline Patterson will make pretty picture at the punch bowl. Miss Collier wearing white liberty satin, hand painted In pink roses and Miss Patterson's gown
  ming of silver lace, and she will wear a silver girdle and slippers. Mrs. Pat terson, the brides mother, will receive in white, her gown an elegant one in messaline trimmed with Irish point lace.
 Miss Pattersa@s the bride to be, is young woman of prettiest blond type, will wear with grace white satin duch- ess, made princess style, It's rose point yoke embroidered in pearls and finish ed with a bertha of duchess lace. Her tulle veil will be adjusted with lilies of the valley, and her bouquet will be of the same flowers. Miss Patterson Is one of the most popular as well as one of the most charming young women who were formally introduced this fall to the social world. and the fact that she will make her home in Montgomery will be a source of wide regret here.
 'sMr. Noble is prominently known in the business and social world of Mont gomery, popular member of the clubs and he will introduce his bride to | delightful social life. large element UNCONSCIOUS POISONING.