The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-18
MR, AND MRS. PELzER's

To present their youngest daughter. Miss Anna Pelzer. and her friend, Miss Kate Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. William K. Pelzer gave large and brilliant re- ception Thursday evening at their home on Perry Street. when throngs of call CTS responded to the invitation to accept the delightful hospitality that is the custom at this charming home. and to meet the lovely young daughter of the host and hostess. in whose honor the beautiful entertainment was given. as we'll as Miss Steiner, who shared the evenings compliment with her.
 For the occasion, the lower floor of the home, consisting of reception nall, double parlors, dining room and library. was decorated in an artistic and elab- crate placing of Southern smilax, piu. mosa, hot-ho smilax and potted ferns In the hall. the mantle was banked beneath with ferns, the stair way was entwined with Southern smi- lax which was hung in lavish design throughout all the apartments. and the chandelier was covered with plumosa' which was wrapped about it.
 Each mantle was banked with ostrich ferns beneath. and a profusion of maiden hair ferns about the cabinet shelves. In the doorway between the second parler and the den. where the band was stationed, hung a curtain or smilax almost concealing the band. A wealth of choice cut flowers were arranged in every portion of the space devoted to the evenings entertainments | In the hall, pink roses and carnations | banked the mantle shelf. In the lhrst paflor, where the receiving line stood, | a lavish use of white roses produced an | exquisite effect, and in the second par | Tor, pink roses were placed effectively. | and the chandelier was entwined witn hot-house smilax.
 In the dining room, American beauty roses were in gorgeous clusters on mantles. and cabinets, and the cnande- \ Her was wrapped with plumosa. | The table was spread with white satin beneath a cloth of Irish linen and cluney lace. In the centre was cut glass bowl of beauty roses. and about l the edge of the table, ropes of smilax were festooned in graceful arrange ! ment. In this attractive apartment during the entire evening sumptu' ous buffet champagne luncheon was served. l The receiving line included MT. and Mrs. Pelzer, Miss Anna Pelzer, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Ethel Pelzer, Mrs David whetstone, Mrs. Arthur Pelzer, Mrs. Charles Teasley. Mrs. B. J. Bald- win, Mrs. John Furniss of Selma, and | Miss Dun of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Pelzer was elegantly gowneo in lilac panne crepe trimmed in point applique Her jewels were diamonds and her flowers were white roses.
 Miss Anna Pelzer wore bewitching' lily dainty toilette of white dotted SIX rulle, trimmed in bertha of exquisits lace to match and in roses and foliage fashioned of white satin and mousse line, with pink roses.
 Miss Steiner was attired In white
 crepe radium and duchess lace and car ried pink roses r
 Miss Ethel Pelzer wore gown 0
 silk striped mousselin with trimming of cream silk lace.
 Mrs. Whetstone's toilette was of blu crepe de chine with trimmings Of tur quoise applique and duchess lace.
 Mrs. Teaslev wore gown Of erean net and lace over silk.
 Mrs. Baldwin was attired in whit
 chiffon cloth and pearl trimmings. 1 Mrs. Furniss was gowned in whit chiffon cloth and rose point lace.
 Miss Dunn wore a toilette of whit lace over yellow satin with pearl trim
 mings
 Other friends who assisted in receiv
 ing and entertaining were:
 Miss Algie Hardwick. in white ne land Brusseiis, lace. with silver trim
 mings; Mis- Frances Jones, in whit
 lace over pink silk: Miss Lucia Rich
 ardson, in pink silk and Miss Carri
 Knox in green chiffon taffeta Princes
 lace: Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. In blu
 satin and lace: Miss Marguerite Rice in white chiffon over gold threaded tul
 with lace and pink roses: MbSs Ell lHargrove Sayre. in white lace owe
 pink silk: Miss Lucy Taylor, in whit mousseline and Duchess lace; Miss Ehi
 May Wagner. in pink silk and berth of lace: Miss Caroline Hannon. in a empire gown of pink silk; Miss Caro
 line Randolph. in pink chiffon and lacf
 Miss Lucy Randolph, in pink chiffo cloth and point lace: Miss Roberta Rob
 erts. in white Paris muslin and Princes lace; Miss Margaret Mashburn, In vel
 low crepe de chine; Miss Laura Cham
 Margaret Chambers, in white SIX an . Marruret Chambers, in white silk an
 thread lace; Miss Frances Stakely.
 pompadour silk and Irish lace; Nils Bessie Thorington, in white net an
 lace: Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. in dres den silk and lavender; Miss Ethel Clii
 ford. in pink taffeta; Miss Luereti Wyman, in rose chiffon over pink tai feta: Miss Sadie Wyman, in blue pom . padour chiffon; Miss Jean Lahey. l . violet pompadour; Miss Virginia NoI wood, in white radium; Miss Josie Noi wood. in white net and lace; Miss Bel ' sic Vim, in yellow marquesite wit gold trimmings: Miss Mattie Mcqueen in a cream lace robe; Miss Mildred white radium; Miss Virginia Lyons, l white empire crepe de chine; Miss Maj garet Browne, in green peau de solt
 Miss Grace Dugas. of Augusta, Ga, blink radium silk and pink roses; Mi'
 Katherine Jelks. of Eufaula, in blac
 net and rhinestone trimmingss Mis Carrie Berry, of Eufaula. in white en
 pive silk and lace; Miss Lucille Wilkir son. in cream lace over pink silk.
 This was one of the most notable SC , cial functions of the season. and SC , ciety has been greatly interested in tn
 event ever since the invitations wer ! Issued Miss Pelze Is young woma , | of unusual charm, and bids fair to en . iov the same popularity in the socii
 world which has already fallen to tn
 lot of her two older sisters, Mrs. Davi
 Whetstone and Miss Ethel Pelzer. Mis , steiner is one of the most beautitt . and attractive debutantes of the sea son.
 I 4 a 5s
 MARRIAGE OF MRS. PEBBLES
 AND MIR. TABEE l An interesting event of Thursda