The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-25
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rALCoN CLUB GERMAN

q uNHumuKD GNu uHH0 0l FALCON CLUB GERMAN
 LAST EVENING. Members of the Falcon Club enter tained at a german last evening in their club quarters on Court Square.
 The ball room was elaborately dec orated in Christmas greens, crimson bells, misteltoe and silver tinsel ropes. A canopy was formed from the centre of the ceiling to the side walls. The band stand was massed with palms, ferns and other potted foliage plants and during the evening splendid dance music was rendered by Hoffman's band stationed behind the bower of green. The german and march which pre- ceded it was led by MT. Ignatius Rosen- berg. who introduced many beautiful and novel figures. At midnight a sur prise was sprung upon the company in the form of B paper called The Copy Cat" It was dated December 25 and contained six pages of bright snappy hits upon the assembled company and their friends, the members of the Standard Club. Especially interesting was an article entitled. Big Sensation at Standard" in which the gifted ac- tors who recently produced so ably the minstrel performance at the Standard Club referred to as Professor Weiss ner's Trained Animals. The entire gos- sip of the minstrels was very clever.
 On the second page the "Benediction" and The Ravings of a Maniac" show that these young men have, literary talent as we'll as being proficient in tripping the light fantastic toe. The short squibs contained in the "Skeleton Closet" were pointed, bright but not harmful. They were full of harmless fun. "The Sayings of the Wise Ones" were appropos. "The Awful Gossip lxn the girls eschew criticism of each other for some time to come. 'The Fashion Notes" on the last page were quite educational on the subject Of the dame. The members of the club and their guests who enjoyed the german last evening are: Misses Jessamine Rice, Helen vickers, Philippa Mark, Kate Foissie Well, Lottie Greil. Ray Cad den, Beulah Moritz, Carry Behr, Doris Faber, Theresa Lobman. Ella Klein, Blanch Engle, Claire Hertz. Gertrude F1exner, Lorraine Schloss, Bessie Loeb, Blanche Mohr, Hortense Well, Ida Pikard. Messrs. Joe Marcus. Harry Davis, Sidney Marcus, E. S. Meyer, liar old Loeb, J. L. Wolff. Adolph Well, H. W. Simon, A. M. Haas. Max Drey- fus, Hal Swartz, Leo Lichten, A. D. Guggenh elm, I. Gassenheimer, R. H. Haas. Jake Kaufman. Jake Hirsch. Harold Jacobi, Lester Jacobi, Victor Loeb, Herbert Hertz. Ignatius Rosen- berg, Nose Frank, Sam Schloss, Ben Stoll, Norman Drum, Adolph Levi. Emil Meyer, Sam DreyfuS Walter Looman. MARRIAGE OF MISS RUs-
 SELL AND MIR TIsDALE. Miss Kate Russell and Mir. Frank Tisdale were married yesterday even ing at o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Williamson. on South Decatur street, Rev. E. E. Cobbs of fciating.
 White cut flowers and Christmas .-..Aans formed the attractive adorning EE ne for the happy event which
 essed by a large number of
 uests.
 de wore a gown of white lib-
 and carried brides roses. Ts,. sssive ceremony was followed . option during which refresh- IT. re served. From a beautiful ,t red table punch was served after which was placed in the e !, an heirloom, It was the -u of the brides great grand
 --.- nd is more than a hundred
 -t de is a much beloved young Id MT .Tisdale who is high
 eats- 7ed young man, holds re- s, position with the Louisville s vile Railroad. Mir. and Mrs.
 re at home with his mother, 4 ,gie Tisdale, on South Hull
 
 UVOIR CLUB GERMAN.
 rY,, mbers of the Beauvoir Club entertained at their Christmas ger man last evening. There were about thirty couples in the grand march with which the german was opened and Tn the dance which followed. A large number of spectators filled the recep- tion rooms, and altogether 1t was one of the most delightful anairs gwen this season. The march was led by MT. Merrill Moore with Miss Dorsey Tyson as was the german, which followed.
 Mrs. Annie c. Due, of Washington, D. C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. M. Letcher, at her home' SS south GoIdthwaite street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Preston Screws of New Orleans, arrived yesterday and are the guests for the holidays of, her mother, Mrs. l.. W. Lahey at her home on South Goldthwaite street.
 Mrs l.. J. Lawson, of Greensboro, IS spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Charles s. Smith, at her home, 1O4O South Perry street.
 Mrs. David Livingston of Chicago. is expected Monday to visit her sister, Mrs Theo. Lobman at the home of Mrs. E. Lobman, 433 South Lawrence street.
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