The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-05

Mobile Society News. One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the musicale given shis afternoon by Mrs. Thomas McMillan in honor of Mrs. McGrew and Mrs. Smith of Washington City and Miss Stewart of Boston. Mrs. McMillan had spared no trouble to make the occasion one that would be long re- membered by her guests, and the beau- tful musical program, the delicious re- treatments the charming decorations of the house and above all the graciousness of the hostess, combined to make one of the most notable affairs of the season. Mrs. McMillan and her guests of honor were assisted in receiving by Miss Silver and Miss Boogher of St. Louis, Mrs. G.. M. Luce and Mrs. W. P. Mcintosh, and the bowl of delicious punch was presid- ed over by Mrs. George Robinson, as- sisted by Mrs. William Fitts. In the din- ing room refreshments. both substantial and sweet, were served by Mesdames Lake, Fearn, D. B. Cobb. J. H. Webb, T. s. Murphy, Marechal and Miss Leila Armspaugh.
 The program was as follows: 1. Ca "Warrum," (b) "Ansschwung' (Schumann)-Mr. Mcclure. ?. Thou Everywhere Oachner)-Miss | Flora Zmmern, violin obligato, Mir.
 8. (a' May Morning Oenza); Cb) "Berceuse" (Chaminade)-Mlss Annie Louise Harrison.
 4. 1st Concerto DeBeri5t Mir Green, | accompanist, Miss McColgin. Q. Recitation, (a) My Ships" (Ella Wheeler Wilcox); (b) "When Sis Ca'line Danced" Crank stanton)-Mrs. Ligon. 6. (D "On the Shore" (Chaminade); {; (b) Allah" (Chadwick)-Mrs. Wicker | sham.
 '. Reverie Cvfeuxtemos)-Mr. Green. 8. Recitation, "Parepa Rosa" (anony- mous)-Miss Annie Louise Harrison. 9. (a) "The Sweetest Flower That | Blows" CMcClure): (b) Two Brown | Eyes, (Grieg; Co "Anathema' (Von | Fielitz)-Mr. Dudley
 To- (a) c Minor Prelude Chopin; (b)
 ''rhe Rustic of Spring" (sindlng)-Mr. Mcclure.
 The wretched weather which has pre- vailed almost unbrokenly since Mardi Gras has interfered seriously with num- | Der of boat parties that had been ar | ranged for this week. However the sun relented today little and by afternoon
 the pretty little launch Hector was under
 way carrying on board a merry crowd of
 congenial spirits. The party was given by | hiSS MtluFeu Hutton, the ldunCn De1ne | given her for the occasion by Dr. Henry | Goldthwaite. Her guests were besides Dr.
 Goldthwaite, Misses Marcia Burgess
 Rosa McBee. Jessie Whiting. Fanny Full | lerton, Helen Clarke, German of Wash
 ington, and Messrs. Walford. Patton Crusemann, l.. c. Dorgan, A. w. Brooks W. G. Horn and Dr. and Mrs. Rhett Goode.
 The Century Club which since its be- | ginning some three years ago, has wit.
 messed many a frolic within its walls
 never harbored merrior party than that
 which gathered there this evening at ar | oyster roast given by MT. F. c. Rice ir
 compliment to Miss Ethel Hodgson. The party included Misses Hodgson, Amanda
 Moore, Kate Middleton, Grace Bestor
 Maribel Williams, Kate Irwin. Mrs. Care
 Cameron, and Messrs. Rice, Horace Up ton. J. B. Waterman, J. A. Walters, Wal ford, Goldthwaite, Wheeler and c. E. Harrison.
 Maj s. T. Prince who has just sold hi. home on Government Street to MT F. H
 Bixler, Is about to begin the building of
 new home on the street recently opened
 up by the D. R. Dunlap property. Tn
 Lewis Dunlaps, who are building on tn,
 same street, have almost completed thei
 home which will be ready for occupanc.
 in the near future
 | The Afternoon Tea Club was delight
 fully entertained this afternoon by Mrs
 D. M. Req at her pretty home on Mon
 tauk Avenue.
 The Century Book Club held a socia
 meeting this morning in the club room
 at the Y. M. c. A. building.
 Miss German of Washington City ar
 rived yesterday to visit her friend, Mis-
 Helen Clarke.
 Miss Blanche Klein was the hostess O l the WedneSdaY Whist Clnh tndav