The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
WOMEN ana SOCIETY
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" E3 sssSss M - W - 4 I61rnBDE4nna 1G1nnnG1n0nua | tienel well. Nathan Kahn, Gus wsii. | Bernard Lobman, Bernard 0ersoI. Leo | Stern. Armond 0sssenheimer. Julian BodtnheiFner, Adeiph Loeb. Alex Kauf- man and Charles wsii.
 srAsDAaD CLus's NEW
 rAs standard club gave a, psrticu- lAfiy brilliant bali last night at their hands6nie club house on Moulton Htreet. About one hundred couples participated | in the grand march, . large number of the elewantly kowned young iediss be- tnk visitors from other cities. Including Chicago. Cincinnati New yotk, Boston.
 Atlanta. Birmingham and other neigh.
 A nunibsr of the couples went to the
 theatre ana for this reason the Grand march vas not begun until II o'clock.
 7he l1rks bail room needed no other lecofation than the hand-painttd mural ticturss and the ArShitecturai adorn- Anent that ts its own. but tho entninG
 4atln dresses of the danseufs added eaS color to the scene.
 At . quarter to twelve. the entire
 tomDany descended the ~indine stairs
 in couples and repaired te the panqusF II ~
 served at long tables. ~ which aii were
 Promptly on, the stroke of twelve the | iiKhts were turned out. the old year vas dead and there was pause of eloquent, inDressive siiAnee, A moment later each banquettss seised the buele beside
 their plate ana blew rousing blast Of welcome to the New Year. Tn the midst of ths din the lights wefs nashed m. and ahe bafsd struck up, . medley Of | ArnericAia airs. Tne guests rose to their feet with efithusiastic hurdles and way | ink Of handk kerchisfss exchanging toasts ana feIicithtfone.
 After the bAndust was coheiudsd the dancers returned to the ball room and danced the german. which was led ny
 Mr. Harry Marcus. Iiipa MArks, daughter of Mr. and Mes. | sylvia Marks. She wore q cream satin Town. trimmed in silver spangied lace. l Among other attendants who wefa l atfraetfvd ia beautiful toilets were: Mrs. r. q, fiessr. in shrimp pink mes | saline, diamonds
 Ms. M. s. ffyman, white iaes over | pais pink satin, La France roses. Mes Lsrnte. sIectrie blue cicth Per-
 Miss Helen ssSsI. ef New Yerk. ssi- iow fnsssaiine.
 Mrs. N. J. Greii. canary satin eslas bosaed in white silk. roses.
 Mrs. Meyer oreii. blue embroidered | voIle. tt
 Mrs. Louis Baum. her bridal dress of. white satin.
 Miss. Cohen, pink satin.
 ] Mrs. 8. Gassenhsimer. yellow satin. Miss Lorraine Newman. of Virginia, | Mias Naiiie vvo,w nin,e rs,essailnS win I silver trimming. ae I Mrs. N Lebuan fis gray satin.
 Mrs. Abe Behr. whits lace over iiEht
 Mrs. | simon. white nessa,ins.
 | Mrs Terry cfsit white ises over
 Mrs 5. iosp. sfsy voIis. lace and
 Mrs. Philip pown. in grey satin. | Mrs. Sylvia Down, pink satin. I Mrs. Sigmund Roman, peacock blue satin. gold trimmings.
 Mrs. Alex Rice. biack istted lace.
 Miss wiief. iiebt blue mssselfne.
 Mrs. c. r MOrits. blue embroidered 1 rhs dancers were Misses Fiossie 4 weals Phiiiipa Azarla Cafrie Bshk. Thsfssa Lobfdan. Frhncee wolff. R0se 4 Steiner Bessie Drsyfus, Claire Bloom, Il Benlah Merits, Jessannins Rice, ffflda
 Mortis. Birdie Well. Florence Cohen,
 Lucille NsuMian. sadie jacobf. Nellie
 Lorraine Neufnasi, Charlottesville. Va: Kelen SabeI, New York: Ida Weller, ECincinnati; Helen EiIvefmans. Atlanta
 Mabel WeilsN Chicago; Olga Wittles- hofers St. Louis; Zelda Morfts, New York; Miss Alma Gassenheimer.
 Messrs. Harry Marcus. Howard Loeb. Fly Bodenheimer. Leo Drum. Joe Lyons Sig; Solomon, Sam RossAbere, J. If.
 Freid. pr. Greil. Sam SuiSbacher, Std. ney Shulein, Sam Schloes, Dr. Mount, Gus simon, Leon Calm, Jake Wolff, Leo Gassenheiner. Alfred Calm, Ber-
 nard Baum Joe Seeman. Herbert Bloch.
 Leon Kohn. Lionel Haas. Julius Loeb.
 Harold Loeb.
 | DANCE AT ROBINSON STRINGS.
 A dance was given by Mir. and Mrs 1 Dudley Williamson ct Robinson Springs. Ala. on Monday evening,
 December 2s. to their visitors. Misses Evelyn and Mary HiiI Pinkston of Mt.
 Meigs Ala. Decorations were holly.
 mistletoe. bamboo and roses. Wine,
 cake and fruits were served.
 Those present were: Misses Evelyn and Mary Hill Pinkston, of Mt. Meigs; l Rivers McKelthen and Nanny Spiers of Montgomery; Leo Zeigler, Wilson,
 Williams of Knoxville. Tenn.; Agnes IBfoWn, M0fy h2t0 qua Oot0tny Rives. Lucy Young. Grady Rawlinson, 1 Adams, Dunn. Stewart. Annie Mae spiers, of Prsttville; Messrs. Jack Pinkston of Valdosta, Ga; Porter Mcs I Keithen of Montgomery; Mccord, | spiers and Fay of PrattvilIe: Bob Raw. llinson, Cary Fay. Perry Dunn, Fleta Rawlinson, Dayton Fay, Ben Dunn. I Giles Rawlinson. Frank Reeves, Ed. | Robinson, Glenn Reeves. John zeigleT and Ralph zeigler.
 MRS. NAHAM GREIL.s VIOLET
 BRIDGE FOR MRS. LYMAN. I Mrs. NAhAm J. Greii gave a very
 beautiful violet bridge party wednes- day at her handsome Perry Street home, in compliment to Mrs. Romans l guest, Mrs M. 6. Hyman, of New York. 1 The violet motif was carried out to the minutest detail, from the dainty violet messaline gown of the hostess to [ the hand-painted china upon which the | delicious luncheon was served In the 1 parlors and hall there was a profusion | of vioiets and lavender sweet peas. Up- l on each table was a violet basket. filled I with lavender candies. and the score 4 cards were covered with real violets. The first prize. gold hat pin set l with c large amethyst, was won by 4 Miss Lottle Grei1 and presented to Mrs. Il Hyman. The guest prize. a box of II hand. embroidered handkerchiefs, tied I with lavender ribbons and vfolets, was | won by Mrs. Harry scheuer. of Eufaula.
 The consolation prize, shower bouquet .l of lavender sweet peas. was won by Fl NR.. ' xas HUat1 Tha r-.sa.e