The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
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 One of the handsomest and most en- Joyabie affairs ever given by the mem bers of the Harmony Club took place tonight when they entertained delight fully at a New YearS eve card party and ball. During the first part Of the evening cards were played aud three beautiful trophies were awarded. The married ladies' prize was a folding card table the young ladies' trophy a cut glass -odor bottle and silk um- brelh was the gentleman's pri7e.
 Dancing -rsbegan shortly after 10 o'clock wtthsa march beautifully exc cuted by MT Marcus sterne with Miss Livingston. of Chicago. as his grace full partner The last hour of Leap Year from Il to 12 o'clock was termed ladies favors," when the young wo- men chose their own partners for the dances. At midnight as the New Year was ushered in merriment relgned su- preine as several alarm clocks con cealed around the ball room and set for the midnight hour began to strike. There was yet another delightful sur prise In store for the guests. They were invited into a semi-darkened room where moving picture machine had been installed and "A Happy New Year Greeting" "A Toast to the Debu- tants and Visiting Ladies" pictures of the new club. building, the President of the club, and the entertainment com mittee were splendidly silhoutted. In this apartment also delicious punch and cake was served.
 After an intermissioh dancing was again indulged in until the wee small hours of the morning, the latter part of the occasion being known as "Sen- tlemens Favors." About thirty-f1ve couples were present including many out-of-town guests.
 Miss Adler Entertaiaa.
 A charming affair of last evening was the lotto party rendered Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Sterne of San Antonio, Texas. and Miss Minna Bloom of Co., lumbus. Ga. The parIor where the games were played was prettily dec erated with holly and smilax. The first prize, a silver flexible nail file, was won by Mir. M. M. Rosenberg; Mfr. Sterne won a handsome book. and a silver jewel case fell to Miss Flossie Herz- field of Mobile. After the games the guests repaired into the dining room where delicious four course luncheon was enjoyed at an artistically appoint cd table. A large cut glass bowl of yellow roses formed the rich center piece, while streamers of yellow satin fell from the chandelier and were caught to the table with clusters of Int 6dLtlc AONciy iOW6ESs AI0 plANS cards were hand painted and bore att tractive girl heads. The guests in- cluded Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Sterne, Mrs. E. Ball. Misses Bloom. Cora Loeb. FloAsie Herzfeld. Florrle Sterne and Bertha Schuster; Messrs. Lee Ad- Ter, Leo Maas. Rosenberg. Marcus sterne and A. Rothehilds.
 Complimentary to Miss Daviason.
 Miss Adele Davidson of Unlontown was guest of honor at a lovely card party this morning when she was en- tertained at bridge by her hostess, Mrs. Roger Jones, The games were played at three tables and Miss Ellen Melvin won the coveted trophy, a clus- ter of pink carnations and ferns. These same pretty flowers were also used in adorning the parlor where the guests were entertained. An elaborate luncheon followed the games. Those present were Misses Davidson. Evelyn Craig. Mary Galt. Myra Monk Lucille DuBose. Ellen Melvin, Maude Smith, Ida Coe. Madeline Fowlkes. Mary Mil hous, Jessie Mae Perkins. Annie Mae Stoddard. Elsie Hooper and Lucy