The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-25
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 day. A paper. by Mrs. Walter Fisk entitled, ''Synopsis of Anna Karenina.a T 4 paper by Mrs. Edmonds entitled -E1ow far was the life of Levin idenfi- cal with that of Tolstoi" After the program delicious refreshments were served.
 OPENING BALL OF STANDARD, CLUB d BRILLIANT EVENT. The Standard Club was the scene of a brilliant event Wednesday evening. when the members entertained at their opening ball. For the occasion the club was beauti- fully decorated. In the entrance hall. the scene was Japanese one. Festoons of smilax and branches of autumn leaves in their many rich colors were used. Around the room were numbers of Japanese lanterns and tiny electric lights. making the scene resemble fairyland.
 In the ball room. on the third noor. potted plants were used. and the band. which occupied a stage at the end of the room. was completely hidden by a lattice of morning glories.
 At 12 o'clock most delicious supper was served in the banquet hall. on the second floor. Covers were laid for 200 guests, and the tables were decorated with cut-fowsrs and ferns.
 A unique decoration and one which was very attractive, was flower bed Tn the middle of the room. Potted ferns. geraniums, with their bright blos- soms, and other plants. were arranged so effectively. as to have the appear ance of real flower garden.
 delicious six-course supper was served
 This ball was a brilliane event, number of guests being present not only from this. but other states.
 There were six lovely girls wno made their bow to society. They
 Miss Claire Hertz. daughter of Mrs s. Hertz.
 Miss Dora Marcus. daughter of Mrs S. Marcus.
 Miss Kate steiner. daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. Steiner.
 Miss Edith Meyer. daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. !. Meyer.
 Miss Helen vickers. daughter of MT. and Mrs Thomas vickers.
 Miss Ceci1e Loeb, daughter of MT. Jacques Loeb.
 Two bands were engaged for the oc- casion, so there were no fntermissions, one commencing to play as soon as the other one ceased.
 The dance cards were very attrac- tive, the names of the dances being hits on the visitors names.
 Souvenirs of the. evening were silver book marks for the girls and silver pencils for the men.
 There were a number Of attractiVe girls, among whom were:
 Miss Gladys Meyer. of New Orleans, in a goid-spangled gown with pink r5sebuds.
 Miss Clair Hertz. in embroidered chiffon over messaline, with pearl ana silver trimmings and American beauty roses.
 Miss Hortense oppenhsimer of Tam- pa, Fla, in dew drop chinon over mes saline with pearl trimmings and pink roses.
 Miss Mabel Hofiin of Columbus. Ca. In white saiIe satin with. pearl trim- mings and American beauty roses.
 Miss Flora Hagedorn of West Point. Ga. in pink crepe meteor with siivef trimmings and pink roses.
 Miss Dora Marcus. in blue crepe me- teor with silver trimmings.
 Miss Kate Steiner. in pink crepe mes teor trimmed in silver, with Killarney roses.
 Miss Jeanette Meyer of Selma in pink crepe meteor with pearl trimmings ana
 
 Mi Miss corinns Leva.of selma in pink crepe silk with pearl trimmings.
 Miss Bertie Well. in white satin, trimmed with pearls.
 Miss Lena Metzger. of Mobile. In white satin. with gold trimmings and American Beauty roses.
 Miss Ceciie Loeb. in embroidered crepe de soie. trimmed in crystal and pearls, and American Beauty roses
 Miss Doris Jacobs. of Matches, Miss. in yellow crepe meteor with a Jeweled overskirt and American Beauty roses
 Miss Helen vickers. in white satin messafire. with pearl trimmings ana American Beauty roses.
 Mrs. sam Sabei, In a black net robe embroidered with cut jet over black messaline. and pale lavendar orchids
 Mrs. Morris Dreyfus. in white satin silk with pearl and real lace trim mings.
 Mrs. Terry areiL in pink embroider- ed chiffon.
 Mrs. Leo Gassenheimer. in white crepe meteor.
 Mrs. Alex Rice. in black chiffon. over white with real lace trimmings.
 Mrs. sam Loeb, in a white lace robe
 Mrs. sam Gerson. in pale blue chif- fon over hlue fnesHaiinA.