The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-01


 | Hattie Mcoueen. Miss Bailey. Miss 1 Chairs. Miss Margaret Rice, Miss An-
 nle Lou Chiffon, Miss Lucretia Wyman, ], Miss Sadie Wyman. Miss Caroline Har- 1 alson, Miss Caroline Hannon. Miss Oli- via Arlington, Miss Mary Arlington
 Miss Louise Marks. Miss Elizabeth
 Marks, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss
 Annie Tyson, Miss May Tyson. Mrs.
 Alex Garber. Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan
 NEW YEARS HALL
 AT STANDARD CLUB. The members of the Standard Club l entertained at their New Years ball
 last evening when the 200 participants l included. besides the members of the
 Club. their local friends and a number
 of visitors from other cities. The three
 thrown open for the event, brilliantly
 lighted and beautifully decorated. Rather informal program dancing filled the early part of the evening and the grand march led by the President, Mir. Alex Rice with Mrs. Rice, was a fea-
 ture of the latter part of the evening
 To the strains of beautifully appro- priate music the march was led through its beautiful intricacies and when it
 had ended the company was led from the ball room down to the second floor
 into the banquet hal, where covers were laid for 200. Four long tables.
 each appointed for fifty filled the spa
 cious hall. The tables were adorned in alternate pots of hyacinths and
 maiden-hair ferns. and the menu in
 cluded:
 Puree de Forgra Sandwiches, oyster
 stew, Denleo Crab a Ia Maryland and
 greSn peas.
 .Turteey with cranberry jelly. sliced ham, chicken salad and potato salad
 cabinet pudding with cream cafe Noir
 cakes. ,s | After the banauet dancing was con
 tinued until late into the old and early 1 Among the visitors were, Miss Ethel
 Traeger of Cincinnati; Miss. Fanny
 Kain. of opeiika. Miss Estell Lauden-
 heimer of vicksburg; Miss Lucille 1 Metzger of vicksburg; Miss Elsie Bit
 man of Cincinnati; Miss Laura Picard.
 of Atlanta; Miss Beuila ullman Of New York: Miss Olga Armer, of New ! York; Miss Daisy Forscheimer of Moe ! bile; Miss Alma Phillips of New York Among the other young ladies were: Miss Alma Gasser Miss Juliette Gasser. Miss Lottie Griel, Miss Amalia May CT, Hiss Doris Faber. Miss Juliette 0riel. | Miss Beulah Moritz. Miss Jessimine Miss Flossie Well, Miss Ray Gladden.. | Miss Theresi Lobman Miss Rose Stein | CT. Miss Hattie Steiner. Miss Tilla Mey- CT. Miss Bessie Dreyfus.
 < s E
 BEAUVoIR GERMAN LAST EVENING. | The german at the Beauvoir Club last evening was one of the most delight l ful of the year. Being the last of the year. At was a sbeautffuf end of the many enjoyable occasions for which the | friends of the members are indebted | Then danced the old year out. The march and getman was led by MT. s. H.. Roberts with Miss Algie
 Hardwick. who was attired in a be- coming gown of white crepe de chine l Among the other dancers were: l 2 Misses Alice O'Connell, Annie Lou Chilton, Clement Marks Elizabeth
 Marks. Lucille wilkinson Margaret
 Browne. Louise Marks. Alice Lahey,
 Bessie Winn, Bertha Fitzpatrick. Dor othy Siebs, Lucy Taylor. Nellie Will l sonl of Fort Smith, Ark; Elizabeth Baldwin. Mary Kirkpatrick. Mary Tay-
 Tor, Marguerite Rice, Roberta Roberts.
 Frankie Jones, Jean Lahey, Ella Har-
 grove SAyre. Fife May Wagner. Kate | Steiner, Caroline Harmon, Ethel Pe1-
 ger, Anna Pelzer Rebecca Pollard. May Tyson, sMinnahpent. Caroline Haralson. l Messrs. Tracy Lay, H. T. Lay, Joseph Smith, Fred Wilkinson, Frank Glass. Everett Jackson, George Mentz, Brown field Wilkerson. W. D. Westcott. A. T
 Stewart. P. T. Sayre. P. V. Stires, | Francis McPherson, Theodore Bethea, Harry Herbert, Jack Taylor. ! Mir. and Mrs Ben Noble, Mir. and Mrs David whetstone. MT. and Mrs. Charles | Teasley, Mrs. Frank Peabody, Mir. and 1 Mrs. Henry G. Bartlett. Mir. and Mrs. A.. B. Rains. Mfr. and Mrs. Stokes. Mir. and Mrs. J. S. willcok. Messrs s. O. Izlar. Robert Steiner. Rc'and Fin nerty, Jake Lay. " | ANNUAL DINNER. ! A Chicago exchange gives the fol- l lowing account of a dinner given there by Mrs. Bennett Griffin. formerly of Montgomery It will be amusing l reading to the friends here of Mir. and Mrs. Griffin.
 Harry Lehrs famous monkey dim ner" at Newport to New Yorks "40O' has been cast into a shadow by a reg ! ular Noah's ark gastronomic given by
 Mrs Minnie Flske-Grifin of Evanston | to a few chosen friends.
 Animals ran the gamut there. from pigs to lizards. Ten of Evanston's most exclusiv set attended the zoo dinner at Mrs Grihin's home, "A Fos- ter street. and each escorted pet
 animal to the table. The list of hon. ored guests was:
 Pig-A pig. A white pig. The cum ningest little pink-nosed porker that | was ever kept in a parlor or delighted
 the gaze of J.. ogden Armour. Guinea Pig-Wearing brown and white furs. The champion multiplier
 of the guinea pig family.
 Rooster-A gamecock. The hen was not present, although the rooster, was in the hens nest.
 Rabbit--The darlingest little pink eyed bunny with a powder puff for tail.
 Dove-A pouter pigeon who got all puffed up on himself.
 Parrot-A brilliant conversatlonalist and the toastmaster of tho evening Lizard-A chameleon, which alter | nately blushed and turned green with envy at every remark the parrot made Bulldog--A Boston terrier, so home- Iy that he was a regular Adonis. Cat-A white Angora. which got in
 a tiff with the bulldog during the l