The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
M


 STANDARD CLUB.
 The season was opened last night at the standard Club with one of the most elaborate balls ever given by the or xanization. The Club house was trans- formed into scene of beauty by a wealth of palms and ferns and flowers.
 The sides of the main hall and grand stairway were banked with ferns ana festooned with smilax. The parlors were further adorned with white chry- santhemums, while the dining-room was brilliant in autum foliage ablaze with numberless little electric lights The various tables, where later seven course supper was served. were acorn ed with smilax, and yellow chfWsah- themums or bride roses Over the center table was suspended horn-pI- plenty from which prQfusion or flow CTS seemed about to tumble and cover the pumpkin shell on the table below which already contained all that II could hold of autumn fruits.
 The affair was the execution or the entertainment committee Measrs. liar ry Marcus. chairman, c. F. Mortiz. M. Gerson, Leon Well, and l.. B. konn' but the brilliant success ,of IL was largely due to the efficient work of he patronesses with Mrs. Nose sapel TOT chairman. Mrs. SabePs committee con- sisted of Mrs. Sabel Mrs. Abe behr' Mrs. Chas. F. Moritz, Mrs. Simon Loeb, Mrs A. B. Meyer, Mrs. H, Abraham and Mrs. Leo Strassburger.
 The grand march began at 9:3o o'clock and was led by MT. and Mrs. Alex Rice. Mrs. Rice wore gown or pale yellow chiffon-cloth embroidereo | in yellow. |,
 Four young debutantes made their official first night appearance on this oecasion---Misses F'lossie Lazarus, wore mink messaIine with bodice of silver sparfglsd lace; Miss Frances Cleveland Wolff, was in a Paris-made gown of Irish crochet over white mouselin and ta'ffeta and American beauties, Miss Carrie Behr in pink messaline enl- broidered in rosebuds with Killarney roses: and Miss Bertie Well In white messaline with bride roses.
 Of the patronesses, Mrs. Nose sabei was in light blue messaline with bodice of point lace; Mrs. Leo Strassburger in gray chiffon over gray messaline Mrs. Abe Behr, white lace over nnessafine; Mrs c. F. Mpritz in black embroidered chiffon and point lace, Mrs. A. B, Meyer rose messaline and lace, Mrs. Simon Loeb peach colored satin, and Mrs. Henry Abraham in black brocad- ed satin.
 A number of visitors from other cities were present, among them Miss Ida Weller of Cincinnati, Miss Bert Schuster. of Selma, Mss Helenn Babel of New York and Miss Helen Silver man, of Atlanta.
 Some of the young couples were:
 Miss Jessamine Rice with MT, Harry Marcus, Miss Francis Woln with Mir, Howard Loeb, Miss Flossie Lazarus with MT. Elied eohn, Miss Roe cadden with Mir. Leo Gassenheimer. Miss Flos- sic Well with MT. Harold Loeb, Mlss Birdie Veil with MT. Joe Lyons. Miss Alma Gassenheimer with Theo Schless- finger, Miss Juliette Gassenhe elmer with MT. Jake Woln. Miss Theresa Lobman with Sam Sulzbacher, Miss Rose Stein CT with Mir. Bernard Baum, Miss Claire Bloom with Lionel Haas. Miss Lueil Newman with pr. GFlel, Miss Rose Stern with Dr. Mount, Miss Carrie Behr with Mir. Theo Meyer, Miss Bsulah Moritz with Mir. Joseph seenan. MISS Bessie Dreyfus with MT. Harold Jacob Miss Amelia Meyer with MT, Gus Sim on. Miss Florence Cohen with MT, l. B. Kohn, Miss Weller with MT, slsuney Shulein, Miss Schuster with MT Meyer Gerson, Miss Helen saDel With MT. sam Sehloss. Miss Silvernaan with MT. Carl Hertz.
 A number of other young people and about fifty married couples were present. z
 MEETING OF COLLEGE WOMEN.
 The Montgomery Chapter Of me Southern Association of College women met with Miss Anna T. Hunter on We'd nesday afternoon at { o'clock. MISS Margaret Booth madA an interesting talk on the work that Is being done in Eastern cities toward the betternlsHt of the physical condition of school children. Miss Annie May Dimmiek submitted her report as delegate to the Federation.
 The next meeting will be on the sth of December. T
 WEDNESDAY CARD CLUB.
 Mrs. Charles B. Teasley entertained the members of the Wednesday Card Club, and several other friends, on yesterday morning. The house was decorated with gorgeous white and yellow ehrysanthemunis and green vines Mrs. Homer LeGrand won the club prizersa eut-glass and silver per fune bottle, and the guests's prize. set of collar pins, fell to Mrs Robert StrinefelIow.. Mrs. Prank Peabody and Miss Caroline Hannon assisted Mrs. Teasley in entertaining the guests. Af- ter the close of the game, refreshments were served in courses.
 MEETING OF THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 Miss Rebecc Rutledge was the host ess at Tthe Wednesday meeting of the Queen of Clubs. and her guests, besides the regular club members, were Misses