The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-24
THE PROGRESS CLUB GAVE
ITS OPENING BALL LAST NIGHT IN
THE NEW CLUB HOUSE.

der designing being especially effec-
tive. Her dark beauty made her an
attractive debutante.
Miss Alice Waggenheim. lovely
little blonde girl, was effective in
white chiffon trimmed with pearl
trimmings and satin bands. Her
hair was perfectly banded with chif-
fon and valley lilies.
Miss Frenkel wore an exceedingly
handsome gown Of white satin trim
med with pearl trimmings, and was
very charming indeed.
All of the debutantes carried arm
bouquets of white carnations.
Miss Hebron was lovely in a gor-
geous yellow chiffon over yellow
silk, her costume being remarkable
for its very artistic designing.
Miss Bertha Levy wore one of the
handsomest costumes present, which
was beautiful blue silk.
At IL O'Clock the assembled guests
repaired to the banquet hall below,
where a sumptuous repast was serv-
ed, of all of the delicacies in and out
of season.
Just before the last course was
served, Mr.. B. l. Gundersheimer,
chairman Of the entertainment com.
mittee, In q few well.chosen remarks,
introduced as POSTMASTER, Mr.. julius
Menko, who in turn, with an appro-
pirate introduction of each one call
ed upoS, announced the following
toasts: First, ours. the Only Pro.
gress Club" response. President
A. Greenhut; second, The Future of
Our Club" response. Mr.. Morris
Levy; third, Good Fellowship" Mr..
Harry Waggenheim; fourth. Jewish
Sociability," Rabbi Jacob D..
Schwartz.
The concluding toast was "a
Tribute to Woman" by Mr.. Menko.
the entire Assemblage rising and
drinking the following toast:
Here's to our dear mothers. wives,
sisters. daughters and sweet
hearts.
Where ever they may be,
For the grandest battle that was ever
fought
Shall tell you where and when
In the history Of the world you'll find
IL not
Twas fought by the mothers of men,"
Dancing was then resumed. con.
tinuing until IN early hour this morn
ing.
Thus closed one Of the most beau.
tiful events Of the season, and one
which will be long remembered both
by those whose privilege it was to be
present. and by the friends OF the
Progress club, who are numerous and
enthusiastic over it's most brilliant of
social successes.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Greenhut. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Moog. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Menko,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hschkon, Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Moog, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gerson, Mr..
and Mrs. HI P. Newman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Lep Meyer. Mr..
and Mrs. B. c. Heinberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max j. Heinberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. K,rgelman. MT. and Mrs. H. ].
Grecnhut, MIR. and Mrs. Dan Open
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Vidal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Friedman. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
B. Dannheisser. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Israel, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roth, Mrs.
Mrs. J. Kahn, Mrs. NJ. Frenkel, Mrs
Il Guggenheim, Mrs. Joe Wiel, Mrs
"A. SOhCus VA .. LOO JoCOby, VA. oLo
Mrs. Joe Brown Of Atlanta. Mr.. Mas
| of Cincinnati, Mr.. Leopold Loeb o.
Denver. Col. Misses Lillian l.. ia
CODY, Theresa Jacoby, Lillian R. ia
CODY, Lola Menko. Bertha Lichten
| Celestine Hirscher, Fannie Berlin
| Bell Berlin, Reina Dannheisser. RENE
Calm. Leah Calm, Fannie Waggen
helm, Alice Waggenheim, Pauline
Rehfeld. Esther Guggenheim, Fay
| Eeinberg. Bertha Levy, Sarah Kahn
Jeanette Israel. Clara Frenkel. The
resa Stone, Rabbi Swartz, Messrs
B. L. Gundersheimer. d. Gun
dersheimer. Ralph Gundersheimer
Martin Menko, Marx Dannheisser
Alvin Moog. J. Kugelman. Alex Kahn
Lazar Calm, Harry Waggenheim
Morris Levy, Leon Levy. Joe Stone
Jack Stone, Joe Jacoby Philip Klein
Albert Klein, Herman Berlin, Lex
Lichtcn. Nathan Berlin, Jake Berlin
Clarence Frenkel, y. G. Forcheimer
Ben Forcheimer. Solomon Levy, 3
r. Heinberg. Max Guggenheim, d
Boxer and I. Hebron.