The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-19
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DANCE OF DELTA SIGMA PHI SORORITY OF

The members of he Delta Sigma Phi Sorority of the Girls High School en- tertained at dance at Pickett Springs last evening in honor of those who are members of the graduating class of 1908. The pavilion was decorated elaborately In green and gold. the col- ors of the organization, and the green and gold pennants of the Sorority The punch tables were decorated with the Sorority flower, Marechal roses, and tn use of many Japanese lanterns en- hanced the beauty of the scene.
 The chaperones for the evening were:
 Mir. and Mrs, William Hubbard. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Fitzpatrick. Mir and Mrs. George Bruner. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Holt. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Halls.
 The young ladies who are members of the Sorority are: Miss Katie Halls, Miss Georgia Richardson, Miss Ruby Richardson, Miss Annie Holt, Miss An nie Soloman. Miss Jean Mapes. Miss Laura Kennedy, Miss Ida Parrish, Miss Eudora Randolph, Miss Mary Metcalfe, Miss Mauds Howe, Miss Lizzie Fitz- patrick, Miss Flora stakely, Miss Kate Alley. Miss Dixie Drum. Miss Maggie Hubbard, Miss Annie Chandler and Miss Annie Caston.
 4 number of visiting young ladies who were guests last evening are: Miss Sydney Lee Brousseau, Miss Della Hud- man, Miss Agnes Hamilton. Miss Villa Reynolds, Miss Katie Courtney Miss Campbell, Miss Sue Foote. Miss Mary Oliver. Miss Margaret Wellborn. Miss Gowdyloch Johnston. Miss Agnes Win chester, Miss Anderson, Miss Safford, Miss Minnie Reese Richardson. and Miss Emma King.
 The young men who were guests of the evening are: Messrs. William ra A..m Shepard Dowdell. Robert Grigg, Phares Coleman. Morgan Browder. Alvin Mapes, Herbert Jones, Gaston Hunes, Howard Butt. J. D. watford. Davis Stakely. Lawrence Pierce. Powell Holt. Sam Eisberry. Tom Alley, Frank Noble, Troy Halls. Virgil Chandler, Elmore Higgins, Glenn Gennings. George Miles. Harris Washburn, Harry Randy, Hu- bert Dent. Robert Young James Brow der, Richard Stevens. Garside Harris, Pierce Ledyard, Dave Holloway Alex Cassells, Paul Fuller. Julius Hendricks, Edward Graham, Pierson Burke. Fielder Halls. Willie Frank Joseph. Penrose Stout. Victor Cherry, Wiley Jones, Hal Brown, Irving Hannon, Calvin Sargent, Richard Chestnut, Alex Hannon, Will liam Conniff, Doc Foster, Julius Gay, Booth, Tom Holt, Henry Parrish, Fol- nner. John Jones. George Leach Harris, Shelley Boykin, Julius Pierson, Alston Pickett. Winner Film and Brownfeld Wflkerson.
 THE swIMMING POOL
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 The Montgomery Young women's Christian Association enjoys one luxury which only a few associations in the country can boast---that of the swim ming pool.
 These hot summer days it makes a cool. refreshing retreat for the girls who seek refuge from the broiling Ala barna sun. There fs an increasing num- Der of enthusiasts who enjoy the privi- Iege of the pool. Many of them are expert swimmers. Girls who plan to go to the beach later on in the sum ner find it pleasant and profitable to avail themselves of the pool privileges at the association before going. in order that no precious time may be lost. at the beach, in learning to swim It isl an accomplishment which not only fur nishes pleasant pastime. but also gives one the satisfaction of feeling that she has acquired practical know ledge which will be valuable to her all her life. Spectators who come, find it very interesting to watch the swimmers do stunts"-the number and variety Of which is something marvellous. Miss Rosaiie Higgins has charge of the pool this year. The classes were changed recently from afternoon to morning hours The schedule reads as follows: Seniors, on Monday and Thursday at 10 o'clock; Juniors, Tues day and Friday at 10. The time Tor remaining in the water is limited, and every effort Is made to have the pool minister to the health of those who come to use 1t.
 IN THEIR NEW HOME.
 On Sunday evening a large number of invited friends gathered at the beautiful new residence of Mir. and Street to bid her good luck and best wishes" In their new home.
 The house was handsomely decorated beftting the happy accession.
 At midnight the guests were ushered into the spacious dining room where a three-course supper was served and many toasts drank to the host and hostess and to her father.
 Mrs. seiisman was assisted in re- ceiving her guests by Mrs. S. Selig- man. Mrs. s. Loeb and Mrs. S. Well.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs Lee Lehman. MT. and Mrs. M Sabel, Mir and Mrs. S. sabel. Miss Reinach, Mir. and Mrs. Leo Strassburger. Mir. and Mrs. H. Abraham. Miss c. Abraham. Mir. and Mrs. B. Helburn. Mir. Charles Calm. Mir. Louis Steiner. Mfr. Simon Well. Mir. Sam Loeb. MT. L. Bodeu- heimer. Mir. Leon Loeb. MT. Howard Loeb and MT. Sol Behr.
 MEETING OF WINNIE DAVIS
 AND CRADLE CHAPTERS, U. D. c.
 At the home of Mrs. S. Hertz yester- day afternoon @ joint meeting of the members of the Winnie Davis and Cra- 1le Chapters of the United Daughters and Children of the Confederacy was held. and the following chairmen of for an entertainment to be ziven at Pickett Springs on next Tues day were made;
 Mrs. S. Hertz. general chairman.
 Miss Gabriella Watts. chairman of Decoration Committee.
 Mrs. C. H. Beale chairman of Re- sreshment Committee.
 Miss Georgia Richardson. chairman of Candy Committee.
 Miss Clare Hertz. chairman of the Dance Committee
 Mrs. O. c. Weaver. chairman of the Music Committee.
 Mrs. Will Chandler. Jr., chairman of he Amusement Committee.
 Mrs. stollenwerck. chairman of Committee.
 Miss Kate Halls, chairman of the Fish Pond Committee
 Miss Lula Mcqueen chairman of the | Punch Bowl Committee.
 Mrs. c. A. Lanier chairman of Ticket Committed.
 BRIDGE PARTY.
 Mrs. Victor Hanson entertained at |