The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-07
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SESSION DINNER &. c. >.
Misses Calhoun and Chamberlain en-
Ikertained last evening at the annual
dinner for their members of the senior
rIass, who will graduate on the 23rd
of this month. In the decorations and
table appointments the class colors, red
and gold, were used beautifully in all
details. The place cards were silk
Japanese fans on which the school seal
and menu were painted. to the handle
of each of which was tied a bunch of
sweet peas-the class flower-but the
exquisite souvenirs, of appropriate de-
sign, the class" colors of red and gold
were in evidence, among them bon bon
dishes representing grand pianos and
wedding bells.
Red and yellow roses were the flow
ers used in the artistic adjoining of
the table. which was lighted in candel-
abra and individual fairy lamps in the
shape of red tulips and festoons of
smilax and vases of yellow and red
roses were used effectively throughout
the dining room.
The party included Misses Calhoun
Chamberlain, Anna Creensey of YER
mont, Lillian Barrett of Newport Mat
tie --endall Leslie of Benton, Mildred
Cornwell of New Jersey, Hazel Leigh
Weaver of New York. and Mrs. William
Weaver of New -ork.
Singing, toasts and good cheer were
the order of the evening" The class
song was repeated several times, and
Dixie" resounded till late in the even
ing.
SURPRISE WHIST PARTY
~FOR MRS. SABEL.
Mrs. Sam Sabel. who will leave soon
for an extended trip abroad. was ten
dered a surprise by the Rainy Day
Bridge Whist Club at the meeting when
the party gathered at he residence of
Mrs. NJ. Sabel and went to the home
of Mrs. Sam Sable to play the games
| The prize. a handsome silk kimona
was won by Mrs. l. Levystein, who
graciously presented it to the guest of
honor. Delicious refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the game.
which the members also furnished as
a surprise to their hostess.
Among those who participated were
Miss Carrie Abraham, Mrs. Ben Hell
burn, Mrs. Leo Straussburger, Mrs. ST.
mon Well, Mrs. NJ Sabel. Mrs. Henry
Abraham, Miss Nellie Rhinache, Mrs. I.
Levystein and Mrs. Sam SSbel.
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THE TINTAGIL MEETS WITH
MISSES HOLMES.
The members of the Tintagel held an
enjoyable meeting yesterday afternoon
when they met with Misses Sophie and
Elizabeth Holmes at their home ON
Alabama Street The program for the
afternoon included paper by Miss
Jean Craik on american Dramatists.
paper by Miss Janet Hurter, read by
Miss OLIVIA Macdonald on 1.-The Founding
of National Endowed Theatre" and
talk by Miss Sadie Wyman on Amer
lean Players"
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
At the regular annual meeting, of
the Council of Jewish Women the re-
ports of the officers were read and the
officers were elected Mrs. B. Frank
was reelected president, Mrs. Simon
Loeb vice-president, Mrs. w. B. Fried
man, Secretary and Mrs. Henry Simon
Treasurer.
Miss Alice Lahey will leave today
for an extended trip East. She Will
visit her sister, Mrs. E. 6. Lowry, In
Washington for a month. and then go
to Providence and other points in
Rhode Island.
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Mrs. H. C. Davidson and Miss Kate
Davidson will accompany Mr.. David
son to Mobile this morning and will re-
main there during the session of the
Grand Commandery OF Knights Tenn
plar.
Mrs. g. A. Beauchamp will accom-
pany her husband to Mobile and will
remain until the Grand Commandery,
conclave.
Mrs. F. S. Wood of Troy, former
president of the Alabama Division, Uni
ted Daughters of the Confederacy,