The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mobile, November b. - (Speclall- Miss Kate Fitzpatrick has gone to Tus- caloosa to visit her old schoolmate, Mrs. w. F. Pitts, who graduated in the same class with Miss Fitzpatrick from Miss Hunters school in this city.
 MT J. c. Rich left Friday morning for Hattisburgh via Gulfport being called there by the death of his father.
 Mrs. Theresa Leslie, who has been spending a vacation in New Orleans, has returned to the city.
 MT. Morgan Stevens, a prominent busi- ness man, and MT. J. M. Stevens, prominent lawyer, both of Hattiesburg, Miss, were in the city during the week.
 wedding of much interest to Mobil- ians is that of MT. William Kirtland and Miss Pearl Glascock, which will take place in Chicago on the 18th of this month Miss Glascock has visited Mo bile for several winters past as the guest of her uncle, Mir. Earle Mccartney, and her beauty and charming personality have made her an acknowledged leader in Mobiles society circles. MT. Kirkland is one of Mobiles most popular business men, and the hearty congratulations and best wishes of their host of friends will be waited to them on this occasion.
 The "Dis-Cards' were most delightful ly entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. P. J. M. Acker at her handsome new home on Conception street. The score cards represented four-leaf clovers on a background of white, tied with bows of pale green ribbon, and to two of the company at least brought the pro verbal good luck. Great bowls of fra grant flowers were artistically arranged in the parlors, which were soon filled with a merry throng deep in the fascina- tions of euchre. At the close Of the evening, refreshments of ices and cakes were served Mrs. Robert Horn was the winner of the first prize, handsome beer stein, and the consolation, clover leaf pin, was won on the cut by Miss Adele Batre. The guests of Mrs. Acker on this occasion were: Miss Virginia Thomas, Miss Adele Batre, Miss Rosa Lyons Miss Lilly Bragg, Miss Mildred Hutton, Miss Maribelle Williams, Miss Sheriff of New York, Miss Eoline Rus sell Miss Kate Irwin, Miss Mary Hun ter Miss Lilly Higley, Miss Ethel Hodg- son. Miss Virginia Dunlay, Miss Nellie Gordon, Mrs. Joseph St. George Tucker, Mrs. R. H. Boiling.
 Miss Ethel Rayford of this city was married to MT. Horace Smith Thursday at the residence of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. H. M. Rayford, No 260 South Hamilton street. The relatives of the bride and groom and number of in vited guests witnessed the ceremony. The officiating minister was the Rev. H. H. Shell of the Palmetto Street Baptist church. There were no attendants to the bridal party. The bride wore dress of white organdie, trimmed with lace and ribbons. She carried a poquet of car nations The groom is connected with the Armour Packing company of this city. The young couple will reside al No. 155 North Broad street.
 The F. c. S., an organization composed of Mobiles young society men, celebrat- ed it's first anniversary on Friday night with a ball in the German Keller hall. The society was organized on October 2, with the following officers: F, c. Fow- Ter, president; John Shearer, vice-presi- dent; Ray c. Carrell, secretary and treasurer. It is to their energy and care ful management that the success of the entertainment is due. The debutantes in whose honor the dance was given, and who added so much by their pres