The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-24

Janice Well. Emily Peck, Margaret Thorington, Sudie Beck Powell. zadie Amerine. Elizabeth Thigpen, Marian Frank, Masters Kirkman Jackson. Wi- ley Hill, Samuel Collier, Jr., Roman Greii. Melvin Cody, John c. Tyson, James Holt. Joe Burns, Daniel Cody. Hugh Dent, Jr., Girard Fowler, John Cox Ferrall. Douglas Haygood.
 $ as Ss MISS HABERCORN AND
 MH. THRASHER MARRIED :. Miss Minnie Louise Habercorn and MT. T. c. Thrasher were married Sat- urday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Rev. Neal l.. Anderson, who officiated. The bride wore a blue travelling suit with hat to match. Shortly after the ceremony, the young couple left for Birmingham. When they return, they will reside with Mrs. Thrasher's parents, MT. and Mrs. P. Habercorn, POS Plum street.
 5s Ss Ss MEETING OF THE SHAKES
 PEARE.AN CLUB. The members of the Shakespearean Club were entertained at George Washington party Saturday afternoon by Miss Annie Warren Jones at her home on Washington street, when the home was decorated in the national colors and the young ladies wore Mar tha Washington costumes. The hatch ct was a prominent feature of the dec- oration and the program. which was written on hatchets, included:
 A piano solo, by Miss Louise Glass. A vocal solo, by Berton Stanley. A recitation, by Miss Cornelia Crit tenden.
 A vocal solo by Miss Annie Warren Jones.
 A paper, by Miss Edna Blake Stan ley.
 A recitation by Miss Theresa Bla- key.
 Miss Blakey won the prize for the best costume, large picture of Wash ington.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. MCCLELLAN. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick entertained the members of the Francis Marion Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at o'clock tea on Wash ingtons Birthday in compliment to Mrs. Robert A. Mcclellan of Athens, the State Regent.
 The rooms were tastefully decorated with plumosa, red and white carnations, and tiny American flags. The pro- from which Mrs. Lucius Gaston poured tea, and small hatchets tied with red. white and blue ribbons, and filled with bonbons of the same color, were sou venirs of the occasion.
 3 Ss Ss Notice, Council of Jewish Women. All the members of the Council of Jewish Women are requested to meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the vestry rooms of the Temple, when the regular fortnightIy meeting will be held.
 Mrs. B. Frank, President. Mrs. W. B Friedman, Secretary
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 PUPILS RECITAL. The pupils of the Eilenburg studio of music gave a recital yesterday af- ternoon when the following was the program rendered:
 Gypsy Preside (Eilenberg)-Isabel Norwood.
 Pleasant Memories (Eilcnberg) Leo Dreyfus.
 snow Bell (ApriD (Tschaikowsky)-- Lee Marks.
 Mazurka op. (Eilenberg)- --Cecil First Violet (Behr)--Miss Marcele Sabel.
 Simplette (Favarger)--Mi w.-.le Thompson.
 Martha (Arr. by Dorn) Miss Fran ces Pelzer
 Scarf Dance (chaminade) Miss Anil ta Strassburger.
 Slumber Song (Schumann)- Miss Ma " Sistrunk.
 Impromptu. A Flat Op. 142 (Schu- bert) Miss Florence Marks. Valse Mignonne (SchutD Miss Will lie Kerlin.
 Cal Butterflies: (b) Erotic (Greig)-- Miss Hazel Weaver.
 Moonlight, Sonata First Movement Beethoven Mrs. Victor Armistead. Sonata Op. 26, First Movement (Beethoven)-- Annie May Grigg Grande Valse Flat (Chopin)-- Mrs. Otto flake.
 a Witches Dance (McDowelD: Po- lonaise, c Sharp Minor (Chopin). En Courant (Godard) Miss Sadie Metcalf
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