The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-24
MIR, AND MRS. MOHR GIVE
 RECEPTION AND DlNNEN'

RECEPTION AND DANNnss. MT. and Mrs. M. Mohr entertaihe . at a dinner Sunday afternoon aI o'clock at their home on Sayre s.reu.. in compliment to a numper ., sha friends among the delegates .o R'nai Firth convention which IS now in session in this city.
 The beautiful scheme of color car ried out in reception halls. parlors anu dining rooms were In green and laVen- der--palms, ferns. purple pansies' IT. laos and violets blendered Tn the areis- tic effect.
 After the dinner. MT. and Mrs. Mohr entertained at an informal recep'ioh to their dinner guests.
 In the centre of the dining table was a large gilt basket filled with maiden hair fern and purple pansies, wniie on the punch table were several cut glass bowls filled with purple pansies.
 At each end of the table were large bows of lavender ribbon. The place cards were hand painted oaskets ih lavender and green.
 Mir and Mrs. Mohr were assisted m receiving by her sister, Mrs E. D.. Sterne of Dallas. Texas, who wore q gown of embroidered white voille in a foundation of blue silk.
 Miss Della Mohr in lavender voilie.
 Mrs Mohr wore white lace rope over lavender
 Miss May Bernheim of Birmingham in lavender silk tissue
 Miss ,Genevieve Liverman of New IT. leans, in white taffeta- ~4
 Mrs. J. l.. Lew of New Orleans, in cream embroidered voilie.
 Serving punch were Miss Beula Drey- fug. in white embroidered silk. Miss usiAna weiss of New orleans. in whites silk; Miss Emma Bernhelm. white silk; Miss B. Levy. white silk, and Mise Addie Strauss, white silk,
 Dining with MT. and Mrs Mohr were Mrs. Sterne, Dallas. Tex; Miss Monr, Miss Emma Bernheim. Miss May Bern helm, of Birmingham; Miss Genevieve Liverman of New Orleans; Mrs. J. l.. Levy of New Orleans; Miss Beula Drey- fus and Miss Helena Weiss of New Or leans
 MT. oppenheimer. San Antonio; Mir. A. Marx, New Orleans; Mir. Knox Strauss, New Orleans: MT. L. Levy. New Orleans; MT. A. Kramer, Dallas. Texas; MT. c. Rosen New Orleans
 LAST EVENING. The German last evening at the Beau yoir Club was enjoyed by about twenty five couples and was led by MT. Shepard Roberts with Miss Mildred Keller. Among the spectators were: MT. and 4A. b. ~~s Jackson Mrs. Loren Williamson or Louisville, Mrs. Charles P. Jackson or Birmingham, Mrs. Cecil Brown of Tal- ledega. Among the dancers were:
 Miss Fannie Marks. Louise Marks. Jean Lahey, Caroline Hannon, Jennie Sistrunk, Dusey Tyson, Mary Kirkpat- rick. Annie Lowe. Susie May, Alice O'Connell, Annie Troy. Dorothy Seibs, Augusta Coleman, Kathleen Martin, Fannie Morris Cloud. Annie Lou Chill ton, Roberta Roberts, Mildred Jones, Kate Lane of Auburn, Cable, of Chicago and Mrs Jelks Morris.
 WOMAN's HOME MISSION MEETING. The womans Home Mission Society of the Perry Street Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon and elected Mrs. L. B. Pierce as the delegate to rep resent the Perry Street Church at the Woman's Home Mission Society of the Alabama Conference which meets at Greensboro in May.
 Mrs. Pierce was instructed by her society to invite to Montgomery the next annual meeting of the Woman's Home Mission Board of the Alabama Conference.
 Mrs. E. c. Adams presided at the