The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05

club home. which is one of the hand- somest in the south, is an ideal place for entertaining and recently the in- terior was re-decorated and presents most artistic appearance. The spa -cious parlor on the first floor is in tones uf old ivory and pale blue, with gold furnishings. upholstered in blue In this room. as throughout the club. graceful palms were the only decora- tions used, and really they were all that were needed. The grand march was led by MT. Moses Sabel. president of the club. assisted by Mrs. SabeL who was very handsome in a costume of black silk net and velvet. and carried bouquet of Mrs. Henderson roses.
 The orchestra, which occupied the stage at the end of the ball room was screened from view by mass of palms Dancing began at 9 o'clock and continued until Il o'clock, when the guests repaired to the dining room where a delicious supper was served. At the stroke of 12. the guests cele- bratej the death of the old year and the birth of the new year by blowing whistles and horns After supper the dancing was resumed and the festiyi- ties lasted until the wee sma hours.
 One of the most brilliant as well as delightful affairs of the holiday season was the dance at which the members of the Phi Delta fraternity entertain ed Monday evening at the Country club The club house was prettily dec orated with smilax, holly and the fra
 ternity colors. sky blue and white, and during the eVering punch was served, from 9 table decorated in the colors by
 Mrs. Robert F. Ligon and Mrs Will Pitts A splendid orchestra rendered
 music and dancing was, enjoyed until
 ha af
 hing was due to the entertainment committee. composed of Messrs. Edwin l Bennett. Harry Allen, John Sellers.
 John Danziger and Fred S. Ball, ,Jr.
 number of guests were present.
 The Montgomery men who are mem
 bers of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
 are Messrs. Fred s. Ball Jr., Edwin
 Bennett. John Sellers Harry Allen, Johr Danziger. Walton Pitts, Richard Wood Harry c. Johnson, James Edson. Fred g. Ball, ST, pr. George Wheeler, Cen. Robert F. Ligon. R. F. Steiner IT.. Morris Baldwin Richard Hobble. Files Crenshaw, Shepard Roberts Glenn Anderson. Jr., and Joe Hudson. At Camp Sheridan, Lieutenant Brann. Lieutenant Helter. MT. Eddie Latimer and Mr. Ben Hearne
 The out-of-town members of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity who came to Montgomery for the dance were Messrs. Ira F. Lampley. Jim Conner, Conner Jennings and Chauncey Dent of Eufaula- Lloyd Hooper. Jr.. of Selma, Billy Scale of Dredenberg, Ala; Jame $ Burt and Marvin Mccall of Opelika, 1 Tom Woods. Edward Willingham, 1 Henry Tucker, Louis Dowell of La 1 Fayette. B. O. Driver and Al Grady of i Roanoke. Ala.
 Miss F'lorette Stern and Misses Ruth
 and Bernice Loeb left Monday evening l for Birmingham to attend the New Year ball of the Phoenix club. 1 Captain and Mrs J. B. Donley of l Newport News, Va. are guests at the | Exchange hotel.
 i Captain and Mrs. Maxwell Moody ] will return tonight from Tuscaloosa l where they spent the holidays with 1 Captain Moody's father, Hon. Frank S. l Moody.
 Lieut.. Lee H. Shepherd has returned from Vancouver. B. C., and is at home with his brother and sister, Mir and 1 Mrs. Walter Shepherd. on South Perry 1 street.
 1 Mrs. George C. Ball is spending the holidays with relatives in Birmin gham. 1 Messrs M. A. Sellers and Tate Sellers have returned to Camp Hill to resume
 their studies. after visit to their mother. Mrs. O. H. Sellers
 | The many friends of Mrs P W. l Walsh will be glad to hear that she 1 is improving after recent illness | Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas Crutchfietd
 have returned to Chattanooga, Lieutenant | Crutchfield having received his dis | charge.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hattemer have
 returned from a visit to his mother, Mrs
 Jessie Hattemer in Ashevlle, N C. l MT. and Mrs A.. K Mckenzie of Louis
 vile, Ky, formerly. of Montgomery. an
 nounce the birth of a daughter, whom they have named Florence Mrs Me-
 Kemie was formerly Miss Louise Marks a charming Montgomery girl. I Miss Irma Friedlander of Columbus ] Ga is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Julian
 Price. |. 1 MT. and Mrs. Nose Scheuer have gone l to Jacksonville and St. Augustine Fla.
 where Mrs. Scheuer will recuperate from
 a recent automobile accident.
 l Miss CeCile IaTaSte of Dallas. Texas