The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
prNrNG FAVOR GERMAN

The members or pHc N 01S
 lve their opening german last even-
 r. and as is usual with this first of
 { ,e season germans it was brilliant
 E yent. There were forty couples par
 cipatinr in the dance and many of
 e married set enjoyed themselves as
 ,ectators. M
 and march led by Mir. Murrell Moore
 ith the graceful assistance of Miss
 .<5rsey Tyson. Miss Tyson was ele-
 gantly attired in yellow silk and gold . lace. For the favor german many new and beautiful figures were introduced, . adding much to the occasion.
 Tho table from which favors were dispensed was presided ovef by Mrs. Charles Teasley and Mrs. David Whet- stone.
 Beautiful souvenirs of the evening which we're presented to the dancers l just before an intermission. were beau tiful ostrich plume fans in white. pink and black. Among the ladies who were guests of the members of the Beauvoir Club last evening were:
 Miss Caroline Hannon. Miss Mar guerite Rice, Miss Sallie Baker of Charlottsvile Va. Miss Lucille wilkin- son. Miss Dorsie Tyson. Miss Mildred Andrew. Miss Elizabeth Andrew. Miss Frances Jones. Miss Lucia Richardson. Miss Marie Alexander. Miss Rebecca Rutledge, Miss Rebecca Pollard. Miss Fine May Wagner, Miss Mary Kirk patrick, Miss Minna Dent. Miss Dor. othy Seibs, Miss Mary Seibels Ball, Miss Annie. Lou Chiffon. Miss Matilda Nor- wood. Miss Kate Steiner. Miss Bessie Rogers. Miss Louise Marks. Miss Ca- miiia webber. Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Mary Knowles. Miss Lula virden. Miss Clement Marks, Miss Bertha Fitz- aptrick. Miss Susie May, Miss Ella liar. grove Sayre.
 The members of the club comprise the following: E. A. Defuniak, A. B. Rains, J. K. Jackson. Isaac DeWees. Leon Jackson, McKarrell. Charles Teasley, David whetstone. Ben Noble. John Haywood. Steven Hubbeil. A. H. McNeeI, D. Wagner, B. S. Chapman. J. H. Clancy, Morgan Morris. C.. G. Abercrombie, A. H. Arlington, T. M. Arlington, Hugh Atkinson, A. M.
 Baldwin, B. J. Baldwin, J. N. Baker, H. T. Bartlett. T. B. Bethea, T. B. Betz,
 ]. H. Blue. Ellis Burnett. Jas. J. Camp
 bell, M. B. Campbell, T. w. Carter, A. N. Catrevas, R. J. Chambers, B. s.
 Chapman, Thomas T. Charles, J. H. Clancey. s. J. Collier. IT,. Frank Cole
 man, Phares Colen1aA D. w. Crossland,
 T. c. Curran, H. c. Davidson, E- A. De-
 Funfak, T. H. Dewees. J. F. Dimmick,
 gnson. F. B. Fisk, J. B. Gaston. J. L. Gaston. W. A. Gayle. r. P. Glass. R. Goldwaite, c. P. Gunter, Gaston Gun
 ter. w. A. Gunter. Jr., F. c. Hamill, A. c. Hannon. V. H. Hanson, W. H. flaw ley, J. D. Haywood, WIS. Holiister,
 B. L. HoltaJ. M. Hopkins, W. M. Hud- son. J. w. Huger, w. c. Hunter, s. O. Izlar. E. H. Jackson. J. K. Jackson. E. J. Jenkins, r. S. Jenkins, c. W. Jones, T. L Jones, W. A. Jordan, w. M. Jor- dan. +. B. Joseph, W. B. Kelly, W. De c. Kessler. A. c. Fitzpatrick, A. s. Knowles, Cliff Lanier, Jr, c. c. Lasiie. H. T. Lay. Nj. P. LeGrand. R. F. Ligon. N. B. Marks, W. M. Marks, c. L. Mathews. G. D. Mentz. M. W. Michel. F. H. Miller. M. H. Moore A. H. Mont gomery, W. A. Mcbride, F. II. Mccon- nico, A. D. McEachfn, A. A. Mckinney. J. I. Mckinney, A. M. Mc- Neel F. McPherson. B. F. Noble, W. J. Drum. W. K. Pelzer. c. A. Pollard, Jr.. A. B. Rains. W. s. Reese, s. H. Roberts, Ray Rushton. c. L. Ruth, J. M. Sadler, P. T. Sayre. T. S. sayre R. E. Seibles. J. G. seibs, J. c. Smith. s. A. Solomon R. F. Steiner, A. C. Stewart, c. L. Stickney. P. V. Stires F. Stollenwerck. '. J. Stevens. E R Taber, c. B. 'Teasiey. W. F. Thetford. ]. A. Thompson. Jack Thorfngton. J. c. Troy, s. L. Tyson. H. F. Vandiver, R. M. Vandiver, J. c. Virden, T. H. Vir- den. E. Wagner. J. W. Walker. p. S. Watts, T. c. Watts, F. c. West, & H. westcott. W. B. westcott. D. L. Whet- stone, J. s. Wilcox. W. D. Willis. A. A. son. F. L. Woodruff. P. A. Wyatt. J. D. Wyman.
 PHELAN-DALLAs.
 Tn the marriage of Miss Phe1an and Mir. Dallas in Atlanta today much in- 'terest is taken by Montgomery friends, i as the bride to be is daughter of two former Montgomerians. The Constitu- ton says:
 An event of wide social interest on Tuesday will be the marriage of Miss Fife Bea1e Phelan and Mir. Ernest EI- lington Dallis, which takes place in the evening at St. Lukes Church.
 The ceremony at 8 o'clock will be performed by pr. c. B. Wilmer. and there will be present to witness it the large acquaintance of bride and bride- groom. who are numbered among the most popular young people in the social world.
 The church interior is of noble and spacious plan, and the chancel will have appropriate decoration of hand- some palms and white chrysanthe- mums in the midst of which the bridal party will be grouped picturesquely during the ceremony. There will be a program of organ music.
 Mrs. Palmer Phelan Clark will be l matron of honor; Miss M: A. Phelan, | maid of honor, and Miss McGowan Phe- | Ian and Miss Carrie Dailis. brides maids. They will wear white gowns | and carry shower bouquets of violets. |
 Dr. Krank Ridley, Jr., of LaGrange | will be best man. and Messrs Clark | Howel, Jr.. Buford Goodwin, Sidney | Pheland, Jr.. Lewis Gregg and J. s. | Slicer will be groomsmen and ushers. |
 Among the out-of- town guests at the | wedding will be: Mrs. John Stratford | and Mrs. Mary Phelan Watts of Mont gomery, Ala: Mrs. Malcolm Graham of | Trappville. Ala. and Mrs. c. T. Will Hanson of Nashville. and Miss Sadie | Tucker of Virginia.
 MT. Dallis and his bride will go North on their wedding trip, and their marriage will center the interest of a host of friends.
 Mir. Dallis, who is a prominent mem Der of The Constitutions editorial stan, is recognized as one of the most capable newspaper men in Atlanta, and r he Is we'll liked in business and social life.
 Miss Phelan is pretty young wo-