The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
mR. wErsNERs's DANCING
 rsa ASas VALENTINE

MH- WEhSNEHs's DANtA
 CLASS VALENTINE PARTY.
 Mir. J. c. Weisner gave number or his smaller pupils Valentine Party yesterday afternoon at the school hall on Dexter Avenue, and the occasion was witnessed by large number or spectators who enjoyed the beautifui sight. These accomplished htre dancers moved through the round dances of the program with wonderfui grace and repose. Two very interest- ing figures were a penny race ana spoon race. The leaders of the for mer were, William Janney and Reese Martin and Nof the latter George Jan ney and Godfrey Loeb.
 Master William Janney won in the penny race and Master George Janney won in the spoon race.
 The ladies who did the honors at the valentine table after the dancing program was ended were Mrs. Homer LeGrand. Mrs. Dave Allen, Mrs. A. Nachman and Mrs. r. ]. Reynolds and those who served punch from beauti- fully appointed table adorned with red carnations were Mrs. Forney steven son, Mrs. Leon Well, Mrs. Reese Mar tin and Mrs. P. c. Massie.
 The friends who were among the spectators and who assisted in receiv- ing the little ones were: Mesdames L. A. Boorche, L. Loeb. Rob Goidthwaite, D. M Allen. M. J. Bryne. E. V. Fitz- patrick, B. Frank. E. R. Holt. ?. C Haygood. T. F. James, L. Loeb. R. Mar tin, B. c. Massie, H. Ruth, B. B. Smith, S. Suratt. L. Well. c. R. Westcott G.. H. Janney,, A. R. Gilchrist, Mary Stuart, O. O. Nelson, W. H. LeGrand, M. M. Wolff, W. B. Jones, c. F. Dove. C. A Coleman, D. Cohen. K. Danziger. M .. Hall, P. Mulcahey
 Among the dancers were: Mary Gil- rN '. .wr Gunter, Jane K. Massie, Miriam Frank, Esther Frank, Janice Well, Marie Bryne, Alma Drackman, Marshall Fitz- patrick, Margaret May, Marjorie Allen, Katherine Powell, Elm Winter Stuart, Annie Nelson, Eloise LeGrand, Leon tine Wolff, Mary Fillmore Person. Tullis Jones, Minnie Suratt. Rebia Holt. Mar garet Dove, Emile Pitts, Elizabeth Adams. Adele. Loeb, Alice Smith, Grace Gunter, Frederick Smith, Paul Le- Grand, William LeGrand, Moreman A. Calm, John K. Danziger, Edward Hall, Pat Mulcahy, Farnell Blair, John Baarcke. James D. Haygood. Edwin Nachman. George Janney, Oliver Jam ney. Frank Jones, Reese Martin. sam Suratt, Joe Garland. Godfrey Loeb, Jor- dan Reynolds, Allen Reynolds. Richard Pitts, Frank Dove, Alan Levystein, Leigh EiIenberg, Jack Barnes, Edgar Jackson, Lillian Williams, Annie Shep- hard. vannie Shephard, Mary Roque- more, Elizabeth Blair, Ella Bradford Perry, Malvinna Coleman, Kathleen Foster, Annie Espenshade. Hazel LorHle Cranton, Julia Ruth Cranton, Anna Paul Goldthwaite. Therese Goldthweite. MRS. vANDIvER ENTERTAINs
 FOR MRS. SMITH OF NEW YORK.
 Mrs. Merritt Vandiver entertained the members of the Wednesday Card Club and a few additional guests Friday morning at Il o'clock in honor of Mrs. Myron Smith of New York.
 Narcissus and red carnations were the flowers used in the attractive deco. rations. and heart and cupid valentines score cards carried out the valentine idea. There were nine tables arranged for euchre, and at the conclusion of the games two prizes were awarded. To Mrs Charles Teasley the club prize was awarded, a colonial brass candlesticIE. and to Mrs. Louis B. Farley the guests prize, q pair Of silk hose.
 sAFrs VandIveE was assisted in enter taIning her guest by her mother, Mrs. 6. c. Pryor of Nashville. who wore a princess gown ( of hello cloth; Mrs. Henry vandiver. Mrs. l.. D. Whitfield and Mrs Edward Amerine.
 After the games Mrs. vandiver en- tertained her friends at buffet lunch con. The table in the dining room was covered with cluny lace over pink sat-