The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
IN SOCIETY
mAsrnn oERMAN or REAUyoIR.
By Mrs. J. M. deC Cottes.

EASTER GERMAN OF BEAUvOIR.
 The german given by the members of the BeaIlvoir Club on Monday evening was an usually delightful occasion, the cold weather rendering the dance as attractive form of amusement as in the writer. Throughout the evening light refreshments were served Hoff- mans thnd rendered a choice program of dance music. The german was led by MT. [. H. Roberts with Miss Clement Marks. Among the other members and their gtests who enjoyed the evening were Mir. and Mrs C. B. Teasley, MT. and Mrs Ben Noble. MT. and Mrs Walker Willis. Mir. and Mrs. Hugh At kinson, MT. and Mrs A. B. Raines, Miss Eva domer of Birmingham. Miss Francea uones. Miss Anna Pelzer. Miss Caroline Hannon, Miss Louise Marks. Miss Marguerite Rice, Miss Margaret Browne Miss Mildred Keller. Miss Carolinb Haralson, Miss Rebecca Pol lard, Mss Elizabeth Andrew, Miss Mill dred Andrew, Miss Effie May Wagner. Miss Cdralette Metcalfe, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Jennie Sistrunk. Miss Sust9 May, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, MisS Kate Steiner, Miss Dorsie Tyson; Messrs. J. N. Baker, Theodore Bethea, J. J. Campbell, T. w. Carter. M B. Campbell. A. N. Catrevas, J. B. Cava- naugh! Crenshaws D. w. Crosland, Charles Gunter. Alex Hannon. Everett Jackson, W. A. Jordan, W. M. Jordan, c. A. Ianier, Jr.. c. G. Laslie, H. T. Lay, Tracy Lay, R. F. Ligon. Edward Lyle, 0. D. Mentz, F. H. McConnice, Me- Eachih Allen Mc'Neel, Frank McPher- son, T. H. Moore. P. T. Sayre, R. E. Seibels, A. c. Stewart, P. V. Stires, W. B. Wlkerson, Jack Taylor, Otis Will liamson. F. L. Woodruff, Welsh of Selma, Howard of Selma, Horace soper of Birmingham, G. l.. Johnson and Vim cent Fillmore.
 MISS PELzER HosTEss
 OF QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 At the first post-Lenten entertain melt Of the Queen of Clubs yesterday the members and number of friends were the guests of Miss Anna Pelzer at her home on Perry street. Pink roses and azaleas were the flowers used effectively in the two apartments in which the games were played.
 Miss Pelzer was assisted in keeping score by her sisters, Miss Ethel Pelzer. and Mrs. David Whetstone. At. five tables the game of six handed euchre was played and at the conclusion three buckle was won by Miss Frances Jones, pair of gold pins fell to Mrs. Walker Willis, and pair of silk stockings to Miss Rebeeca Rutledge.
 The guests were Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Kate Stei- ner. Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Miss Annie Maude Dawson, Miss Maggie Mashburn, Miss Mary Mapes Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Miss Mary Knowles. Miss Laura Chambers, Miss Maggie Chambers, Miss Dorsie Tyson. Mrs. George Bruner. Miss Marguerite Rice. Miss Rebecca Rutledge, Miss nE&. yHYa Miss Susie May Miss Virginia Nor wood, Miss Saliie Grace Beale. Miss Coralette Metcalf, Miss Carolyn Han non, Miss Carolyn Randolph. Miss Lucy Randolph, Mrs. Pope Foster, Mrs. stewart Mckenzie, Mrs Walker Willis. MRS. JACKSON ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 The members of the Tuesday Card charmingly entertained yesterday morning by Mrs. James Kirkman Jack son. at her home on Perry Street. It was an Easter Lily party and the beautiful plants and blossoms were in exquisite evidence in the decorations, score cards and prizes Mrs Jackson was assisted in keeping score by Miss Bessie Walker and Miss Virginia Bur ton. There were eight tables at which eucnre was played and two pretty prizes were awarded. One, a china su- gar and cream set. was won by Mrs w. S. Naftel. and the other. a potted Easter lily, was won by Mrs. Henry Evans.
 Mrs. Jackson's guests were: Mes danes Henry Evans, A. R. Raine, Thomas Mcclellan. w. J. Drum, Mc- Dun Cain, W. S. Naftel, John Elmore, Victor Hanson, George Beauchamp, Moore of Kansas City; A. Gayle, W. E. Wilcox, J. M. deCottes. William Hubbard Ira Virgin, H. T. BartIette, F. M. Billing, Jack Thorington. War ren Reese, Thompson. Henry Vandiver. Frank Evans. k. P. Stout. Craig Smith, Hubert Dent, James Hickey, w. R. Kelly, A. l.. Stavely of Washing ton; Miss Olivia Arlington, Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, Mrs. Richard Banks. Mrs. E. c. Fowler, Mrs. Forney Stevenson, Mrs. Clayton Tullis and Mrs Bihb Graves.
 $ E 7s
 MEETING OF ART STUDY CLUB.
 The members of the Art Study Club were delightfully."- entertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Rutson Hatchett, at