The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-22
TN SOCIETY
By Mrs. ]. NJ. de- ottes.

1 Gustave Gilmer, Leroy Meyerhon, wal
Johnnie j Smith. Charles voolfolk. John
Westcott Alvin We'll, Fred Fiske. Clar-
| ance Marcus Sutherline Noble, Frank
som White iaek joe ee White, Junius smith
Bethune Tullis, Jerie McCrimmon,
Louis Cardinal, Jack Abraham, WHY
Billing and Aiva Levvstein
There was pleasant diversion next,
in the way of a charming little song
'Maizie' sung by Janice and Clarice Well
Their sweet, childish voices blending to
song. while slippered feet and swaying
bodies kept time to the words. was
greatly enjoyed
The only individual dance of the ev-
ening was executed by Master Hugh
Mckinney, said to be one of the finest
tos-dancers in America. He came over
from Birmingham especially for the ev-
ening
In turn came the waltz, slowly and
dreamily played. All of the classes par
ticipated in this dance. The rainbow
dance was the next in order, and the
dancers seemed to vie with each other
In disp aging grace of movement and
fythm of motion. 1t was danced TO the
measure of slow waltz, and the har-
monious blending of the vari-colored
scarfs and the beautiful garments of
the dancers made lovely exhibition,
and furnished new delight to the audi
ence
The skillful dancers were Misses Vir-
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Louise Glass, Margaret milestone, Lucy
Fiske, Dorothy Graham. Juliet Marcus,
Virginia Maxwell, Jewel Primer. Mar
garet Harmon. Carrie Rice, Mary Laurie.
Ellen Roeder, Bertya Bernheimer, Ruth
Bernheimer, Blanch Loeb, Carrie Loeb.
Isabel Levystein, Jennetta Lobman.
Louise MINIS, Claudia Moritz, EN- Ter
ry' Virden. Irma Woolner, Irma Rice,
loway, Ebert Holt. Bosworth Smith,
Marian Brickman, Leo Baarcke, Arnold
Hirsch, Sam Helburn, Joe Ketzky.
Raphael Loeb. Denison Ledyard, Julian
Joel. Massie. Ray Marcus and Phillip
Gayle.
Following came the schottische, then
the York, then the Lancers.
Again came the sweet clear notes of
u childish voice; this time it was Master
Douglass Haygood in the roilieking
John Dough-. Master Douglass has a
voice of sweetness, and his self-posses-
sion counted much in his favor. His
rendition of this song was remarkably
well done. The chorus was led by Mas
ter Douglass and Joined by all of the
children of the school.
The tripping feet next trod time to
the tune of the polka, next came the
Meramec. one of Professor Weissner's
own compositions, then another of Pro-
fessor Weissner's compositions, the Bon
Ton. in which were brought out to per-
lection the suppleness and 1.-THE move
ments of the dancers; the Whippoorwill
is another of his compositions, in which
is displayed many catchy and fascinat-
ing steps. The two step, always popu-
lar, was next on the pro. ram.
The Virginia Reel ended the exercis-
es for the evening. The pupils of the
entire school formed sets and danced
away as If their life depended on the at
tentfon given the figures. 1t was SPLEEN
didly done.
At the conclusion of the evenine Mr..
Warner was presented with a diamond
scarf pin, in the form of an interroga-
ton point.
MRS. HICKEY's BRIDGE LUNCHEON.
A charmingly delightful occasion was
the bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
Hickey yesterday. when she entertained
M and Ter rsmes Msr
followed by delicious course served at
two tables adorned in sweet peas and
phlox.
ings, was won by Miss Olivia AIRING
ton. and the second, a lace handker-
chief. fell to Mrs. Hubert Dent. !.
Mrs. Hickey's guests were: Mrs Rob
ert f. Lyon. Mrs. Louis B. Farley, Mrs.
w. J. Drum, Mrs. ]. M: de Cottes, Mrs.
olivia Arlington, Mrs. Hardwick Ruth,
Mrs o. M. Starke, Miss Carolyn Haral-
son, Mrs. Hubert Dent, Mrs. Margaret
White. Mrs. r. c. Watts. and Mrs. John
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MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB.
The members of the Art Study Club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Joseph P. Burton at her home on Scott
Street, when the program included
talk by Mrs. E. E. Cobb on The
Art of Siana."
A paper by Mrs. Charles Coleman, on
Andrea del Sarto. -,
~, 4 paper by Mrs. W. L. Durr on Con
A number of delegates were appoint
ed for the City FEDERATION.
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WATTs-REID.
Friends in Montgomery ave received
the following Invitation:
"Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Reid in
vite you to be present at the marriage
Of their daughter, Annie Perry, to DR..
John Wade Watts, on Wednesday after
noon, June 8, 1907, at 9 o'clock, st.
Mary's- On the Highlands, Birmingham,
Ala"
ess of the Queen of Clubs this morning
at her home on Moulton Street at 1896
o'clock in compliment to Miss Mulfor
and Miss Hill.
Miss Charlotte Barton. who has been
spending some time with Mrs w: w.
Pearson, is now the guest of Mrs w.
Cary and Mrs. Farmer Ellsberry.
Mrs. M. v. Walker of Hamilton, Ga,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs F. c.
Holman at her home. 412 North Hull
Mrs. M. Ehlbert of GreenvilIe. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs II. Marcus,
at 301 Adams Avenue.