The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

.x.nt.. Feh. l.--tspecial.l--The
1919 reeus 10 be coming into favor
eratn after having been rractieaIly on
~. retired list for some years. Per-
Sens fh~ ropularfty OF the MERRY
yviaow' ana its European rival a
waltz Dream" has had much 70 90
with this dance. At any rate even
hare this graceful dance IL nucn W
evidences once more.
IN. Akhelstan cotiilton Friday night
xpnn one az the very prettiest this CLUB
49, aver given. Madam Bufferrly
was ne Inspiration and the whole room
was q Japanese garden The Was
were completely hidden under masses
~ wisteria ana bamboo while from
fhe arches and at the doors hung
huueI1ea cf this same 1ewer. Al enc
end az tia ball roofn. near the raw
al table. the long mirror was festooned
with bamboo and I'm its branches were
numerous electric tfghth Sust IN Iront
az the mirror stood q tree OF CHERRY
blossoms and the musicians were con-
teaIed behind screens OF bamboo ana
vvfsferia. The favors were japanese
parasoIs. little individual chafing dish
"a hal1z. fans Of all sorts with jap
anese beads. Japanese birds and Japa-
nese papers. -
aebufantes, Miss Hall, Miss Parker OF
Admission. Miss Marie webb, MISS
Boyle. Miss Donald, Miss Agnes. orion,
Miss Diggett, and led by Miss virginia
Lyons. They were dressed as geisnas
with kimonas, fans and bandeaus OF
a>rwnnnfhsmums tn the hair. To the
men whom they famed in this figure
were given cifrysauthemunls to match
the flower worn In the hair. The ger.
man was brilliantly led by Mr.. Alfred
Dorgan and Miss Virginia Lyons
whose blonde beauty was further en-
HANGED by a most becoming gown OF
white chiffon with hand painted DOT DOT
der of lilac flowers. Those VINO.
danced were Mr.. Frank Craigheh, Miss
Coates, EEr. Sc. John Wilson, Miss Co
ffnus 0rtou. Mr.. Tom Sims, Miss Nell
Hall, DR.. oates, Miss Mabel Heusttss
Mr. Gaylord Clark, Miss Agnes orion,
Mr.. waiter Horn. Miss Marie Webb.
Mr.. d. y. Bestor, Jr., Miss Matte
Dfwxett. Mr.. Terry Moore. Miss Annie
Louise Norris, Mr.. Troost Parker. Miss
EIi1abeth Boyle, Mr.. Lyman Dorgan.
AfIss Grace Rockwell, Mr.. Horace Up
ton, Miss Rhett Mr.. E. H. Bixler.
Miss Parker Of Admission, MT. a..
Mmschmeire. Mas Aline st. John. Mr.
Paul Rapier, Miss Henrietta McPbtf-
iIps, Mr.. Masson, Mrs. H. Clay Moore
Of Atlanta, Mr. Norborne Clark, Mrs.
Joseph Rhodes of Atlanta Stays.
Klasers. Bush, Cawthon, Aunspaugns
Partridge, McCaa and Ward The
cfhperones ana those who had charge
q the favor table were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. M.
Mobfnson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. sadler.
HEr. and Mrs. A. w. Brooks. Mr.. ana
Mrs T.. d. Ledyard. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. r. Bush and Mfr. ana Mrs. ]. 3.
Morrow.
The meeting OF the Shakespeare
Club on Saturday at the residence OF
Hrs. e. j.. Torrey was q business
nsssssng ana for a review Of fhs I'VE
acts Of otheIio. The anaiysiN ~ each
act with a reading bearfn q pat &he
aualyais was delightfully."- eiys by Fhe
following members:
Act I Analysts. Mrs. Craighead;
reading. Miss Rickarby.
Act II. Analysis, Mrs. CoIsort; read
ms. Mrs. G. ]. Torrey.
Act III Analysis. Mrs. Hopper;
reading, Mrs. Thad Partridge.
Act NIL Analysis. Mrs. Sid Rob-
bins; reading. Mrs. Bacon.
Act Nv. Analysis. Misss Adele
Batre; reading. Mrs, ouarlss.
Miss Jean Niles entertained in her
usual charming way on Saturday aft
eruoon at 3 o'clock with an informal
bridge and tea. Those who enjoyed
this pleasant Afternoon were Mrs. Fl.
Clay Moore OF Atlanta Miss Louisa
vass. Miss Donald, Miss Virginia
lyons Miss Boyle Of Louisville. Mics
CoateM Miss Waithall Of Richmond
Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Bid
good and Mrs. Heas.
me meeting OF the Inter-Se cub on
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. Ella spottswoodN was entirely
business session.
The II. o. r. Club is Indebted to
Miss Annie Druhan for a delightful
afternoon on Saturday. Miss Druhau
was first hostess at a pretty lunch
son at home and later she and the
members Of this attractive club en-
5oyed matinee at the Lyric Theatre.
rhe AtheIstan Club keeps the en-
tertatnrusnt bail rolling. for on Satur-
day night they gave q stag supper
for the members who enjoyed the same
old good times and the usual merry
making.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcneil ce1e-
brated their wooden wedding on Tues
day evening. 1t was an informal at
fair but full Of pleasure for the many
friends who gathered around them.
The Colonial room at the Cawthon
Is responsible for many pretty enter
teinmeats these days. The echoes OF
Mr. Mueller,s pretty dinner OF Tuesday
had hardly died away when on Thurs
day evening in this same room Mr..
Tom Sims was host at an equally
lovely affair. Those who are indel Ted
to Mr.. Sims for a charming dinner
and evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton Williams. Miss Lett4ee Clark, Miss
Virginia Sims, Miss Zemma Mast. 9.