The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-16

noon from a visit to New York. He was
met at West Point, Ca, by his wife, VINO
has been visiting relatives there and she
returned with him.
Social and Personal.
| The Pivot Whist Club was entertained
on Monday last by Mrs. H. Penrose Vass,
at her hospitable home on Catherine
/ Street Mrs B. f, Adams made the re-
markable score Of plus twelve, which is
the highest score ever made at Pivot
| Whist in Mobile, and was awarded the
| first PRICE a handsome statue in bronze.
Sailed pecans and figs in powdered SUI
gar were served during the game. Those
present were Mrs. b. F. Adams. Mrs c.
| s. Shawhan Mrs. Thomas st. john Mrs.
| William Barnewail, Mrs. F. o. HOFFMAN,
Mrs Richard Mellett, Mrs. Rivers Rush.
Mrs. M. d. Wickersham, Mrs. William
NJ. Monk, Jr., Mrs. l.. H. Horn, Mrs. w.
| X. Syson, Mrs. H. p. Vass and Miss
Hannah Lyons. Mrs. Thomas st. John
will entertain the club at her home on
Government Street tomorrow afternoon.
The Discards were entertained on We'd
| nesday afternoon by Miss Helen Triplett.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers and during the evening re-
! freshments of birds. tomato mayannaise.
| pickles, olives and tea were served. Mrs.
Edwin Mccartney was the successful win
ner Of the guests prize. blotter encir-
| cled with wreath of forget-me-nots,
| painted by the beautiful young hostess.
Miss Eoline Russell won the first prize.
| a silver bonnet brush, and Miss Ethel
Hodgson captured the consolation prize.
tape measure in the form of silver
turtle, with the inscription: Most tur-
| ties have four feet, but l have seven"
| The guests of the club on this occasion
were Mrs. J. Irwin Burgett Mrs. Edwin
Mccartney, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. OAR
gan Ledyard, Miss Mildred Hutton and
Miss Eloise Withers.
The st. Vincent's Athletic and Literary
Club celebrated their third anniversary
last night in their club rooms on the
corner of Charleston and Lawrence
Street. The entertainment consisted of a
| we'll arranged program of vocal and in
strumental music and Rotations, con-
Guiding with an excellent oyster supper.
The officers of the club are B. 1. Nc
Aztec, President; T. E. Neagle. Vice
President; w. ]. Giblin. Financial Sec
rotary; John Calametti, Recording Sec
| rotary; D. j. Murphy, Treasurer.
The ladies of the Trinity Workers gave
| very delightful entertainment last night
| in German Relief Hall, which was filled
| to its capacity with an appreciate audi
ence. The program consisted of vocal
and instrumental music, the alphabet
dance by the children, Indian club swing
| ing exhibition, by Mr.. Miller, Physical
| Director OF the Young Mems Christian
| Association, and a steroptican exhibition
| by Messrs Hines and Wilson. Mr.. w.
NJ. Dudley sang the Armorer's song from
Robin Hood with fine effect, and the
Soost children. the precocious youngsters
of Chief Soost, of the police department,
| received an ovation as usual, for their
quaint songs and dances. The entertain
| ment closed with a dance for the young
people, and the ladies' sold refreshments
during the evening, and were literally
patronized by the large crowd present.
| The entertainment was for the benefit of
| the organ fund.
| Mrs. H. NJ. Chalkley of Richmond, Va,
! who will be remembered here as Miss
Levie McKinstrey, Il in the city on
| visit to her sister. Miss Jennie McKins-
trey.
Mrs. william Page Mcintosh has gone
| to West Point, Ca, on visit to relatives.
The regular meeting of the Aquinas
| Reading circle will be held at the McGill
Institute Tuesday evening next.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Buck were guests
on Wednesday evening at dinner given
in Biloxi, Miss, by Mr.. John Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs John e. Michael and
daughter have returned home from
very pleasant visit of ten days to rela-
tives in Demopolis. Ala
The Newman Redding Club of st. Vim
cents parish. gave their first literary en-
tertainment on Thursday evening, which
was entitled IAN Evening with Scott"
Selections from SCOTS works were read
interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music. Father Dunn. late of Brooklyn.
now of St. Vincents parish, was the guest
of honor.
Mrs. boswell of New Orleans. is in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Simpson.
Mr.. Listen Heustis. son of the late DR..
G.. H. Heustis, and one of the best
known of the young business and society
men Of this city, left during the past week
for Boliz, British Honduras. where he will
go into the banking business.
invitations to the marriage of their sis
ter, Miss Adele c. Palmer to Mr.. Lee
Zieman, which will take place on Tues
day afternoon. November IS. in st. Pat
rick's church, at o'clock.
Mr.. William Kirkland has gone to Chica-
go, where on Wednesday next, he will
be united in the bonds of matrimony with
Miss Pearl Glasscock, charming young
woman of that city. Mr.. Kirkland is
bookkeeper for the wholesale grocery
establishment of Davis, Marshall Co,
and a very popular young man. His
bride-elect is we'll known in this city. |
having spent several winters here with |
relatives. After the wedding they will |
take a short bridal tour and will then |
return to Mobile to make 1t their home.
Wednesday night a party Of talented |
musicians from this city went down to |
Fort Morgan and took part in concert |
for the entertainment Of the Young Mems |
Christian Association at that point. In |
the party were Mrs. F. P. Davis, Misses |
May &c and Kate Robinson, Kittie Belle |
and Georgia Sterling Gross Claude. Maud |
Middleton. Mollie Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert w. Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. Neander |
Crane. Rev. A. C. Harte. DR.. Warren, |
Messers William NJ. Dudley, Clarendon |