The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
THE SOCIAL SIDE
DANCE TO EMPLoYEs OF
 NACHMAN & MEEHTIEFS


 DANCE TO EMPLoYEs OF
 NACHMAN & MEERTIEF's
 ESTABLISHMENT. aslirbffuliv enjoyable occasion Of last evening was the dance given at PicIxett Springs by Messrs. Nachman & Meertief to their employees. wno nats not gone away for a vacation,
 The guests included number oi friends of the firm, and of the em ployes and the party went out aoous s o'clock to Pickett Springs, Wnere dancing was induiged in as the feature of pleasure for the evening. Punch was served during the evening from two tebies one at either end of the pavilion and those who presided were Miss Car Tie Pye and Miss Alice Edwards.
 A pleasant event of the evening was the presentation of a box of cigars to each of the heads of the establishment ana the speech of presentation to Mr Nachman and MT. Meertief was made by Mr. T. T. Byars, who, In an appro- priate manner. spoke of the esteem m which he and his fellow workers hold them. Among the employees of Nachman & Meertief who were guests TOT the evening are:
 Miss Roberta Reeves. Miss Mary Gal Ioway, Miss Alexander. Miss Maggie Henson, Miss Eva Ely. Miss Hellen Wansworthy. Miss Mary Meredith. Miss Eliiss. Miss Belle Lang. Miss Lucille Marshall. Miss Bessie Pipman, Miss Beulah Harrington. Miss Ellen Tyson. Miss Clair Bloom, Miss Okie Rhue. Miss Bonnie Burge. Miss Minnie Galloway. Miss Alice Edwards. Miss Levie Gallo way. Miss Sidney Tobias. Miss ora Deevers, Miss Bessie Deevers. Miss Emma Rhody. Miss Maggie Rhody, Miss Julia Norton, Miss Duffie, Mrs. Par Maf1s Dunn, Mrs. Hulford. Miss Carrie Pye, Miss Mckenzie. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. David, Miss Pullman. Messrs. T. II Byars, J. L. Thompson. Ed Noa, F. E. Due, Ali Kahn, Warren Noa. E.. Par Ian, Joseph Nachman. Emanuel Nicer tief, J. H. Fried. Leon Bailey. Lewis singer ]. M. Thomas. Walter Jones. M. Trimhle, H. C.. Taley and Miliard Burns.
 MUSICALE. /
 Mrs. Lena Smith Taylor gave a mu- slcaie at the home of her brother. MT. Charlie Smith. on South Ferry Street Friday evening. Those who took part were Mrs Taylor's music pupils. The reception. hall, parlor and dining room If this pretty Perry Street home were thrown together for this occasion. and were decorated with palms. ferns and cut-howers. .,-.-...
 The following program was given:
 Duet. Morning Prayer (Enckhausen) .-sEmily and George Clisby smith. Duet. Grandfather's Song fFrom the Cerman)-Bessie and Grace Bozenan.
 Duet. Folk Songa (F'rom the German Bessie Bozenan and Mrs. Taylor fa1 snowfiakes' Falling (Spindler); fb) Dancing. in the Woods (Bielul--.Eiiza- beth King. ,,
 R-@.~. crh0nl | t(VU0hlfahGt1-E. King and M. Sandwich.
 ala) Hunting Song (Gurlitt): (b) Sere- made I,anciani) ;-(c) Saltareila (Anton) Schfuall)--Mabel Sandwich.
 Tal Happy Farmer (SchumannO; (bl Prayer (From Der FreischietS); (c1 Chromatic Polka CHeins)-Emliy Duet. Les Chase Aux Gazelles Gel. vint1-Mabel Sandwich and Emily N Ia1 sonttina (Kuhlan); tb) Simple Ann (Thome)-Mary Jones' 4s
 Duet, Qui vive (Gang)-Mary Jones ana R. M. Majors. - Yarks' Song (rschaikowskyi-Mrs ". ;nuet. valse venetienne (Ringuet)- Mrs. James and Mrs. Taylor.
 [al Cubaletta (Laclk); (b) Schlum- merlied (schumann)-Robbie May Ma 9net Der Freischnitz Transcription tg. snl4th)-R. M. Majors and Mrs. The rendering of the program was nat only a credit to the performers themselves, but to the teacher, as well; the only change made was Mrs. Taylor substituting for Mrs. w. O. James, who was sick and unable to attend. Master George Clisby Smith brought down the house" with his appearance at the piano. He Is just years old and he surprised his family as we'll as his friends and received his full share of attention.
 nents. and. withal, 1t was very suc- cessfuI musicale. and also a pleasant social event.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. sACKHOFF.
 A very delightful occasion was that of Friday afternoon when Mrs. Dayton Plaster entertained the members of the friend, Mrs R. C.. Sackhoff of Pensa- cola who is her guest. On the occasion the hostess also celebrated the etgh- teeith anniversary of her, wedding day and the entertainment was character ized by beauty and elegance
 The spacious antekbelTum home was further beAutiiled with an arrangement of palms, ferns. and tall cut glass vases of white oleanders carrying out color scheme of white and green. The three little daughters of Mrs. Plaster daintily dressed in white met the guests at the door and escortpA them to the drawingroom where %ey were cordially welcomed by Mrs. Plas- ter who were a handsome costume of white silk and Mrs. sackhoff who was gowned in pink silk tissue.
 Fruit, nectar was served during the afternoon by Mrs. J. c. Sparkes and Mrs. B. Steiner.
 After an interesting program by the Study Club interspersed with instru- mental music numbers, refreshments were served. the colors. green and white being continued in the ices, which were served to the guests by Misses Marjorie, Eleanor and Gladys Plaster and Master Otis Plaster.
 uniuue feature of the occasion was souveniers of Chinese nuts containing appropftate quotations which when read created much amusement