The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-30
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RECEPTION AND DANCE AT THE ELKSs HOME l A largely attended and deiightfuliy enjoyabls occasion was the reception and dance at which the members If the Elks entertained last evening at their club Home on Bibb street last evening.
 The broad colonial hall and ball room were decorated in a lavish mass ing of palms and other potted pianfe Tn the reading room adjoining the ball room two beautifully appointed tables were beautifully adorned In Ameri- can beauty roses from which punch was served by Miss May hoDin- son and Miss Fame May Futile 1T the earlier part of the evening and Miss Edith Meyer and Miss Maude Strauss In the later hours. The other table ornamented in La France roses was the one from which bon bons were dispensed.
 In the haIi room Heffman's band dispensed program of music and to It's strains dancing was tbc enjoyed feature of the evenings entertainment until during an intermissfon dell- cious bufret lucheon was served.
 The members of the. Elks Club are going in the near future to spend $IO,o00 In improving the grand old co loniaf home which they iow occupy The plans have been ceepted ani work will soon begin. The building will be extended tn the rear and tfie part of the structure which ts now one story wi1l be made two stories
 The reception last evening was an occasion of great pleasure to the mem- bers who attended and to their triende who were theIF guests:
 Among the members and their guest' who enjoyed the reception last even
 Mesdanies |. M Kennedy, voigt. J. c. Haygood, ". A. Davis. Gus Rice. R. D. Topp, T. J. Mattox, W. J. Futile, Albert Moog. Julia Mcclure, & Noble. Barnes Morgan of Birmingham, J. A. Young
 Misses Ada Levitt, Tiilie Levitt May Robinson, Fannie May Futile, Edith Meyer. Maude Strauss, Susie Martin, Lucille Warren. Claudia Letcher. Fiorie : Haiden, VIII Odell Dickerson. Corrie c. Smith, Matilda Meyer Florence Gas senheimer.
 Messrs. A. M Renday. W. R. Will 1 kinson, Henry Moog, George Jones, Jim Haygood. Lionel Haas, c. Mc- i Jim Haygood, Lionel Haas, c. F. Me- | Intyre, George Harris, Fred Newman, Lee Kohn. Alfred Cohn. F. W. Voigt. Edgar Newnann, Hemple Boiling, '. IN. Bosnian. J. N. Debardelaben. Wall fer Futile, J. c. Johnson. R. D. Topp, | e. yves. J. T. Walker, Tom Scott p. Turner. J. c. Haygood, Win Haygood, 1 Jim Mattox, E. H. B. Warren. pr :. A H Montgomery, Harry Kahn, D. c. l Pleasants, George Robinson, Tom shackeIford. E. J. Meyer, L. M. Kann' \ |. Kohn.
 mAnnrAGn or niss KeowLEs
 AND MIR. ROGERS.
 At the home of the brides mother. Mrs. M F Knowles, Miss Ethel knowles and Mir. Leslie N Rogers were married yesterday evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. John Bass Shelton of- aciatins.
 It was an unusually pretty home marriage. witnessed by number or invited friends in addition to the rela- tives of the young couple. The attrac- tive plan of decoration was with taste carried out by a placing of smllax' chrysanthemums and roses.
 The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Carrie Waller. as maid of honor, who wore a pretty toilette oi blue silk tissue and carried a cluster of white ehrysanthemums ana tne ma Dlnkins. wearing gown or white SIX with white chrysanthemums.
 The bridegrooms only attendant was his best man, MT. T. ]. Dinkins
 The handsome bride, who entered the parlor with the bridegroom. was gown Z ed becomingly in white batiste ana held a bonquet of brides roses.
 An informal reception, during wnlch X dainty refreshments were served TOT lowed the ceremony.
 Mir ..and Mrs. Rogers will reside with ! her mother, Mrs. M D. Knowles, at her home. 10ss South Hull Street.
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 MRS. CAIN ENTERTAINED
 YOUNG LADIES EUCHRE CLUB.
 Mra. Charles Calm was she hostess who beautifully entertainsd yesterasy l afternoon when her guests were ls she { members of the Young Ladies Eucnfe Club. She was assisted by her sister Miss Hannah Calm, and Mis Rosa ! steiner in doing tho honoff 1 The club prize, a cut lass violet vase was won by Mrs. Henry Moos. and the guests prize, an embroidered handkerchief, was won by Mrs. F. l. Cadden. ~ .,.,A tbs ruests were Mrs. E. I. Cadden Miss Bessie Gladden., Mrs. J. &, oppen- heimer and Miss Blanch Eagle. MISS ' Jacobs of Kentucky &od Mrs. Ike Ls'' sSSSs Tsa club wrI meet with Mrs. syi- vian Baum next Thursday | a sr sS
 | PALMER-LONG.
 The following invitation has been received by Montgomery friends;
 'Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod William Eze- lxiel Long request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their | daughter. oueeneile. to Mir. Bowden l TJabersham Palmer, on the evening or Wednesday, the 18th of December at s o'clock, in the First Methodist | Church. Hurtsboro, Ala"
 E % % | CHAPPELL-SCOTT. Friends in Montgomery have received | the following invitation:
 'sMr. and Mrs. Sutton Selwyn Scott reouest the honor of your presence at | the marriage of their daughter Louise | to MT. Thomas Jefferson Chappell, on | the evening of Tuesday, the llth of l December, at o'clock, Methodist | Church, Auburn, Ala"
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 PERSONAL ITEMS.
 The members of the football team of 1 c4orha's University school of MOntg0m-