The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Items Of intsrest fo Montgomery
 and to ths Stats

1 and his instrument occupy the platform | alone.
 The Polish Dance tschee wauka),
 was rendered in . truly wagnerian | style by Mir. William c. Wynn, wh ose | technique showed deep study and in- depreciation of the classic works of the old masters"
 GREYs' DANCE AT
 PICKETT SPRINGS. | The Greys' dance at Pickett Springs last evening was the largest and one of the most delightful affairs of the entire season. Pickett Springs was l thronged with pleasure seekers, and at the dance there were several hundred | onlookers. There were a large number of visiting girls, and numbers of other out-of-town guests.
 The grand march was led by Capt. Everett Jackson and Miss Georgia Saffold The young people danced until late hour. returning to the city on a special car.
 l The chaperones were: Mir. and Mrs. L. s. McKerall. Lieutenant and J Mrs. Gaston Lewis, Capt. and Mrs.
 w. F. Lee. MT. and Mrs. s. H. Rob- erts, Capt. and Mrs. w. F. Weiss, Mrs, George Harris and Mrs Phillips of Bir- 1 mingham.
 The quests were: Misses Bessie Rogers. Florence Davidson. Virginia Abercrombie. Anna Anderson. Jean Burke, Belle Wilkins, Ellen Tyson, Mary Cobbs Clara Westcott, Mary westcott, Bessie Maddox, Clements Marks, Anne Warren Jones, Julia May Henderson, Lillian Hill, Lila Allen. May Rousseau. Georgia Saffold, Lula Mcqueen. Sarah Warren Wilkerson. | Claire Davis, Dixie Orum. Kitty Dent,
 Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. Lois McPherson. Mary Ellen Harris. Georgie Richardson. | Cecelia Payne Roberta Roberts. Ruby 1 Kirkpatrick, Lula Finn. Jean Grimm, Mary Goodwin Ashley. Lucy Rogers. Capt. John McDuffie, Capt. Nell i Smith. Earl W. Clapp, Capt. Allen
 Crenshaw, Walter Pickett, Gus Tatum, Hickey Major Paterson. Capt. W. | Weiss, Dr. H. T. Lay, pr. B. J. | Messrs. Tom Jones. Henry Watford Ed Devinney. Pierce Ledyard, Law renee Pierce, c. Duke, c. c. Day. Jack i vardeman. Troy Halls. Oscar Cren-
 shaw, Davis Stakely, Arthur Butt, Par sons, Ward. Logan Martin. Smith, Tom | Bradford. Teilman Taylor. R. H. Cool
 edge, Tom Betty, Major Carl Seals | Lieutenant Briscoe Seals. Lieutenant | Butler, Herbert Galloway, Hurberi
 Dent. Haygood Patterson. John L. Lapsley. Douglas May Frank Noble l Arthur Tyson, Henry Booth. Hal l Brown, James Parrish. Ray Wilkinson, l Richard Browder, Robert Henderson, 1 William Jackson, Gus Tatum, Frank
 Randolph, w. c. Oates. Jr, Alston 1 Pickett, Arthur Mckinney, Smith Rob-
 bins, Grover Brown. Morgan Browder
 Glenn Jennings, Hardaway Frazier
 Harris, c. L. Harris. pr. Kirkpatrick
 Stafford Betty, Howard Seay. Parker | Renfro. Henry Long, Sam Ellsberry l Bernard Lyons, Gus Knabe, Hudson l Norton, Ed Atkins, Lieutenant T. c.
 Locke, George Powell. Wallace Patter-
 son, Will Rhodes, Hugh Sanford. Lu-
 cien Burns, Henry Smith, Gordon Welch, Signel Jones. w. W. Burns. l Henry Phillips. Capt. Ed Purviance, Lieutenant Clarence Boggs, Lieutenant | James Voltz, W. R. Woods. E. Ken
 drix, Ed Seeble. A. D. Butler, W. P. | Phillips. J. G. Melvin, H. R. Childers A. A. Fowlkes.
 INTER-sE DANCE.
 | The Inter-Se Club entertained at 'a
 most enjoyable dance last evening al
 Oak Park.
 The chaperons were: MT. and Mrs l J. E. Bartlett, Mrs. L.. B. Farley, Mrs l Bogacki, Mrs. R. A. Chapman.
 The grand march was led by MT.
 Harry Bandy and Miss Jetaline Farley
 assisted by MT. Holloway and Miss
 Elizabeth Mcknight of Birmingham
 The guests were:
 Misses Mae Redusane Bessie Mad dox. Alma Holt, Lilly Lee. Marie
 Brooks, Etta Meyer. Elizabeth Me- Knight (Birmingham), Olivia Bogacki, Jetaline Farley, Annie Laurie, Annie | Soloman, Clara Galloway, Clara West colt, Lizzie Beale, Jules Randolph, Phedora Randolph. Eleanor crum. | Messrs. J. c. Pinckston, Walter | Gayle, Brown Gaston, Jack Hastings | Will Elsberry, Robert Grigg. J. B. | Allen, Ben Washburn, Joseph Solomon,
 Edwin Teague, Powell Holt. Gather Perry, Sharp Dowdell, Fred Spann, John Browder, Phares Coleman, Ran
 dolph Candler, Dave Holloway. Billy II Webber. Robert Chapman, s. Hickey | Gordon McGehee, Luther Fuller, Louis
 Hubbard, George McManus. Harry
 Randy. Lee Betty. James Browder, Shelly Boykin, Sam Englehardt, Alva II Fitzpatrick, Iona Fitzpatrick. Cody | Noble, Wfll Laurie, Dick Stephens.
 MRS. JONES ENTERTAINs
 l QUEEN OF CLUBS
 Mrs. Herbert Jones was the hostess
 yesterday for the Queen of Clubs and
 the meeting was most enjoyable one | The home was decorated for the oc- l caSlOn WlLn cut IIOWcTSs oIIuBO WA1 | played at four tables and only the
 members were present. Two prizes
 were awarded, a pair of silk hose to Mrs. George O. Bruner, and a gauge | fan to Miss Elizabeth Andrew. After
 the games a delicious two course luncheon was served. This was the
 last meeting of the season.
 MISS BIGGIO ENTERTAINS.
 Miss Annie Laurie Bigglo entertained l a few friends most delightfully on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and
 Mrs. William Crayon Stuckey, who | have just returned from their bridal
 trip. Progressive games were played l during the evening, and two prizes | awarded, Miss Florence Cameron win
 ming the ladies' prize and MT. Herbert | Young the gentleman's prize.
 l During the evening delicious refresh = ments were served. About thirty | guests were present.
 Mrs. Lila Cobb Gordon has returned | to her home in Anniston.
 | Mrs c. G. Hewitt and son. Perry, have gone to sewanee, Tenn, where | .bo,, x.tnl spap1 month and than QO