The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-07
A Charming AFFAIR,

A Charming AFFAIR.
The Dixie Clubs Easter German
given last evening at the Hotel Albert
was decided success In every detail.
Before entering the ball room each
lady was presented with a spray or
gorgeous Easter lilies The dance be-
gan about half past nine with a march
in which was introduced many novel
and pretty figures being skfllfully led
by Mr.. Hugh Hudson and Miss Octa-
via Lauderdale. An attractive figure
was that In which uniquely shaped
Japanese lanterns on long crooks were
used all other lights In the hall be-
ing extingufshed. There were numer-
Gus favors such as long arches OF war;
ious colored crepe paper. Cow-hov hst.
on which were written "A Dixie Bow"
peculiarly shaped ears, noses and cbins
and whiskers for the men and last but
not least, each lady was given a ttny
pasKet IN which was a box tied with
Dixie Club" ribbon. This box concealed
swastika pin of red enamel above
which was gold crescent inscribed
with Dixie Club. 1907"
Among those present were Misses
Gctavia Lauderdale, Nell McKinnon.
I Sen,e Johnson, Nell Breslin. Carrie
wilkins Genevieve Smith, Anna Marv
DuBose, Elise Jones, Belle Barber. Lucy
Lyon, Marion Melvin, Houston -Tissier
Mary Calhoun, Belle wilkins. Ethel
Pelzer OF Montgomery, Alexina HOOK
er, MARGUERITE forbes, Louise johnson
Mary Gait, Bertha Slater, Grace Mel,
son and Addfe Barber, Messrs. Hugh
tucson sam Fowlkes. Jim Fowlkes.
presley WEIGH. Henry Jones. Brncs
Craig, Jim Craig, Watt Dudley. waIter
COOK: Leonard Sewell. Dan Mitchell
Archie Howard. Ed Hobbs, Ed Pettus
Joe Lamar LeGrand EIebash. Ran
howard, Henry Drane, Leonard weis-
singer. Bowie Smith, Junius Gait. John
Greagh and J. n. McEIwee, W. w
Echard and DR.. L. B. Hudson. Chape-
r1nes were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ma aSnes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. L. Mel
MT. ana MRS. P. l.. Shanks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adgate Bibb, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
verse Mr. and Mrs. Julian Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Schulz. Mesdames Land
Driver, Jones, Fiske. McKinnon. Rrad'
street Mcdonald. Chisholm, Conner
BOYD, Mrs. r. 8. Hill of Montromerv
and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bennett.
Beautiful Luncheon,
MIS-. Edward Graham gave a beau
. s,tuI nigh noon luncheon yesterday for
MISS Mary John Hooker, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Charles Cleveland takes
place next Tuesday. Covers were laid
for ten and the combination tones wers
green and white. In the center Of the
tanie on a mirror was large vase OF
white carnations and around the table
was sprays of asparagus ferns. From
the chandelier to the table streamers
Oh tulie 1eil and were caught in place
by sprays of ferns. At the BRIDE
elects place was toy trunk tied with
a bow of white tulle. In this trunk
were tiny slips of paper bearing best
wishes for the honoree. Six delicious
courses were enjoyed. Those present
were Mesdames Graham, Bob Walker
Joe wilkins, Misses Hooker, Alexina
Hooker. Gregory of Marion May Har-
we'll. Eloise Smith, Mary Graham,
Alexina Wood and Belle wilkins.
Social and Personal.
About twelve couples enjoyed a pic
mic to day at the Stephenson home.
Besides the regular picnic lunch car
ried by the young ladies Mr.. C. w.
Hooper contributed a tempting barbe-
cue which was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Gregory of Marion, is here Wis
iting friends.
His many friends are glad to have
DR.. Lawrence Hudson home again for
a few weeks stay.
Mr.. Victor Picard of New York, is
in the city today.
Miss Ethel Pelzer has returned to
Montgomery after a short stay here.
Mr.. Morris Wolf of Montgomery, is
spending today hee.
Miss Emma Eliasberg of Montgom-
cry, is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lennox Birchhead of Baltimore.
who has been spending several days
here with her sister. Mrs. F. w. Stew
ems, will leave tomorrow for her home.
Capt Ben F. Noble of Montgomery,
spent today here.
J,F. Milhous of West Dallas, spent
today in Selma.
HAS NOT SPOKEN.