The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-06

was lighted by tiny individual electric
lights with pink rose shades. These
were roped together with dainty lines
Of not house smilax. .
The evenings pleasure was added to
By the favors Of the german, some of
which were wedding rings for the
young men and wedding cake for the
young women. In the center Of the ball
room was suspended large crimson
bell from which hung ribbon streams
ers on the end of three of which were
found a dime, a thimble and a ring, to
| be drawn by the young men.
The chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Well and
! Mr.. and Mrs. /. Levystein.
| The young ladies and their guests
who attended were
Miss Ray Gladden. with Mr.. Leo Cas-.
senhe.mer; Miss Flossie Well with Mr..
| Harold Loeb; Miss Florence Cohen with
Mr.. Leon Kohn: Miss Bulah Moritz
with DR.. CASTOR Greil Miss Hilda Nor
| itz with Mr.. Jake Wolf; Miss Alma
Gassenheimer with Mr.. Herbert Block;
Miss Juliette Gassenheimer with Mr..
Julius Loeb; Miss Lottis@tsreil with Mr..
Lionel Haas; Miss Jessamine Rice with
Mr.. Meyer Gerson; Miss Theresa Lob
4 man with Mr., Sam Sulzbacher: Miss
Rosa Steiner with Mr., Bernard Baum;
Miss Rose Stern with Mr.. Joe Strauss;
Miss Lucille Newman with Mr.. Joe
Lyons; Miss Amelia Meyer with Mr.. Joe
Seeman; Miss Cora Kahn with Mr.. AL
fred Calm: Miss Edna Bondy with Mr..
Sidney Shule.n; Miss Ida Weller with
Mr.. Sam Schloss; Miss Lorraine Schloss
with Mr.. Gus Simon; Miss 8. L. Auer-
bach with Mr.. Leo Drum; Messrs. Har-
! rX/ Marcus Jerome Krauss. DIR. Mount.
| Sig Solomon; Misses. Minnie Rae Levy
and Miss Estelle Levy.
MRS. HENDERSON ENTER
TAINs AT CARDS.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Henderson gave a beau
tiful card party yesterday morning at
her home on Mildred street. The list
of her guests included. in addition to
the members of the wednesday Card
| Club. large number of other friends.
There were twelve tables arrangedNfor
the game in three apartments In the
itely appointed and adorned with white
itely appointed md adorned with white
narcissus and lighted with pink shad-
ed candles, was presided over by Mrs.
| W. r. Chandler, NJr., and Mrs. David
r. Cook, two of the seasons charm
ing brides. In the double paFlors red
| carnations were the flowers IN pretty
arrangement Mrs Henderson was as
sisted in keeping score by Mrs. Edo
ward Amerine and Mrs. w. H. Hub
bard. The club prize, a piece of hand
| embroidered linen, was won by Mrs.
Harry Evans. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Scott
won the guest prize, q lovely teco
vase. The games were followed by
plate luncheon served on the tables
1 at which the games were played.
YOUNG womEN,s CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
A series of Parlor Prayer Meetings
is being held this week for Miss Tay-
lor's meeting February to IS. ON
| Anxy
with Mrs. Barnett on South Hull. This
morning at IL the women will meet
with Mrs. Margaret Booth at lit Sayre,
and on Friday morning with Mrs. E.
q. Adams on South Perry. All women
interested are invited to attend these
prayer meetings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Friends in Montgomery have received
the following invitation: IL
REV. william Thomas Foster an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Martha, and Mr.. Wiley s. Kill
! patrick, to be married on the afternoon
of Wednesday February 10, 1908. Mid
way, Alas
MLENDON-NOBLE.
Miss Mittie Noble and Mr.. @. s. Nc
Lendon were married yesterday after
noon at the residence OF Rev. A. s.
Dix on Findley Avenue, Rev. Mr.. Dix
officiating.
The following Invitation is being re-
ceived here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil ]. Meyer re-
quest the honor Of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter, Matilda, to
Mr.. Bernhard Friedman, on the even
ing of Wednesday February IL. at S:30
O'Clock at Temple Beth Or, Montgom-
cry Ala.
Perception from until IL O'Clock,
sic Montgomery Street"
The Dexter Avenue Epworth League
viii give a social and literary even
ing with the poets at the league room
Friday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Dave Monk has returned from
Hurtsboro, where she has been visit
ing her mother.
Miss Pearl Brock of Huntsville is
visiting Miss Annie O'Brien at her
home, 212 North Ripely Street.
Miss Mamie Egan of Birmingham is
visiting Miss Pearl o'Brien at her home
on Ripley Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.. O'Brien will
give a reception this evening in cele-
bration of the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of their wedding day. The hours are
from 0 to 1 o'clock.
The Board of Managers of the City
Inhrmary will meet this morning at IL
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Gardner and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bazemore will
leave Montgomery this morning for
Denver, Col, which will be their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. I. H. Casterhne is improving
in health since her stay In New Or.
leans. and will not return until after
the carnival.
! Miss Sallie Beale has returned from.
Louisville. where she has been spending
the winter with her sister. Mrs. j. II
Maclay.
! The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y.