The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-21
YauNG LAnTEs,
V AUNESV BAL POUDRE
 AT THE EXCHANGE,

BAL POUDHE
 AT THE EXCHANGE.
 Perhaps the most notably brilliant dancing function of the season was given last evening when about torty young ladies entertained near sixty young men and number 7f the mar ried set at bal -poudre at the New Exchange Hotel Society bns been III A delightful futter of excitement ever the announcement was made that the young ladies were on this cccaston to turn the social tables and ee the non OTIS at a bal poudre.
 The phones have been busy making arrangements" and the privilege or asking the pleasure of mans escort seemed to be one of special delight to the young womtI who rarely have the opportunity of tSiug the requesting in this direction.
 The bal poudre opened with aegrand march in which sixty couples took part.
 Leading was Mir. g H. Roberts with Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick. wpo wore Il handsome lace robe. The march was quite a lengthy one. full of intricate and graceful figures and the scene presented was a particularly beauti- full one in which the poudre and patch ks entered largely to produce the charming panorama, and tinsel roses used in some of the figures ldded bit of brightness.
 The winding in and out and ahouk the marble posts In the ball room OF tfe line of exGuisitely costumed ladies with powdered hair and their escorts was beautiful sight to the number ( spectators who enjoyed the occasion from that viewpoint.
 The march was followed by a pro- gram dance to music by Hoffman's band.
 The dance led on until a late hour. when there came to a conclusion one of the most delightfully."- enjoyahle oe- casions of the season.
 MT. and Mrs Walker Willis Mir and Mrs. Ben Noble, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Noble. Mir. and Mrs. H. T Bart lett. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Thorington, MT. and Mrs J. M. deCottes. MT. andS Mrs. Charles Teasley, Mir. and Mrs. J. K, Jackson. Mr. and Mrs David Whetstone. Mir. and Mrs. John Flowers, Mir. and Mrs. ] ". Holt. Mir. and Mrs. James Hickey, Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mir. and Mrs. O. c. Maner MT. and Mrs. Drennen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clancey, Mr and Mrs John Norwood, Miss Olivia Ar rington, Miss Fannie Matthews MISS Annie Tyson. Mrs. Samuel Rice Mrs George smathers.
 Afn9fk dHG SOufB AffNsS9 %A'N guests were. Misses Alice Bahoy, Jean Lahey, svirgie Burton, Minna Dent Car o1fne Hannon, Louise Marks, MaIsaret Browne Lucille WilkersoIl. Anna Pelzer, Ethel Pelzer, Caroline HaTalson, Algle HaYdwick, Dcrsie Tyson, Alice OCon- neil. Mary Kirkpatrick. May Robinson, Mittie Ellen Ashley, Etta Jenkins, Grace Betty, Claudia Letchers Annie Danzl- ger, Elizabeth Baldwin, tsilzt neIn @ Marks, Ella Hargroye sayre. Lacia Richardson, Frankie Jones VIII Dell T1iekerson. Fannie May Futile, Evelyn nibb. Anita Perkins, Annie Pea@aer' Bessie Simpson, Roberta Roberts. Clem- ent Marks, Grace Halls. Bertha Ftt-z patrick. Coralette Metcalf. May Tyson, Isfie May Wagner. Marguerite Rice, Re, becca Pollard. Fannie Morris Cloud ana Helen CreeIman. -.
 Among the men Invited are Mssayn' .r..s,1,, A. n. Tyson. Warren Tyson Emmett seibeis, Temple seibels, Alex Hannon' Ciifford Stewart A,fCi. stewart I.' Blake Campbell, Jack Taylor, Everett Jackson, Arfhur Iuet T. w. Carter, Henry Molrning. Thomas Martin, c. c. I4aslle, W. B. Westcott. Harrx1 1Lay, II Me cannica. Allen McNeel Robert sistrunk, Morris Baldwin, Frank Glass. Th9n,aas Seh9s' Soh9s RilIing' Warren Hail, Frank Ran doIph, Eimore Higgins Pope FosIer; HenpS Crenshaw, Atlee J9rdan' Faui Parker, William Jordan r. T. say e Walter Pickett, Lawrence ltl AndefsSn: s,,,.r S William Chandler, J. N. Baker. Hurry conniff, William Conniff. William Fals- % ton. Benlamin, E. g. WStts ,,ras TneoT9ire WiI. Bethea Frank Miller harisl palaTd .rfsd Edward ISle. Robert Meyer, Archie Arrington' Js, tytiey, William Cobb, A. II Mont rc mery, Merrill Moore, A N. Catreyas' George Marks. Petrie, Ssorge Msi,rH Sst,n1 David Crosland. Parsons, Gaston Gun- fer Charles Gunter, James Hardaway Tacx Powell, T.. T. Locke. Frank Rhodes Edward Tabre, Howard, Josepn it Iamer, John West Graves brs'"rlr,s1I tIrs,t Snangler. Hudson Norton, Ralph Maul- san William Davidson. Frank BroW1eT; sVn % < $
 MRS. BAUM ENTERTAINED cams
 The members of the Young Ladies Euchre Club met with Mrs. Phll saaIn .i vesterday afternoon when ths S. no n,S ag was beautified by tastefus rr,ins pinGnSH ef. #. ferns and cut flowers Tn ehdFhil"s VI feet about the apartments. ,..t.,. rbs hostess was assisted in keeping inc score by Mrs A. B. Meyer. it. hS siue prize asggpis gpila and nSiAS the gaest prize a pottea plant, was won by Mrs war ter Amons m the guests outsids the mem. ,in. bersnip Of the club were: MISS BlahCne9 AngeL Miss Hattie Jacobs, drSi, @ @SO' Tev,y Mrs c Hirsch. Mrs. Ike Lev estein. Miss Dasie Bloeh' Mr@ "S''"' Well. I.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS SIMMONS ,.., "NAA'eA- AND MIR. ELLINGTON.
 A n,Itet home wedding Of last eEeh- ing was that of Miss Inez Ray sln- ntsns and MT Edward M IlnSton, n,Iich occurred at the home or het n,nther Mrs Virginia Ray simmons oa Martha street, 9t E oeloeih' lscis,l6S Rev Charies A. Stakely, D: D., 1ihclatihg
 A pretty plan of white and green was was carried out in the decoration or dns tns other other Soliaae plants and white ss5Ss. rH95os. pareissus and carnations. 4 masslnS nt tail palms formed the paekSfouhG far inc scene of the wedding. me bride wore a gown or wh'te ,,atsseiln over taffeta and carried 1 niS,sfer of white carnations: fhe eer9- mSnv was followed by an informai re oeotion in honor of the yousns I3sl ceShPi,gi' shPs,i Rmsh Rns McDaniei and siinp1ohs Among tbe oui -of-town guests were Mr. ahu Mrs I P. Harris a unihn Sprines' Mrs. Ellington. Mss Ellin"toIni, Ii,,os Mrs o3 tbe groom. Mir and Mrs Ellington t.1ilI reside with her mother.
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