The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-28

having them at the Country Club. where cards and luncheon made the hours pass
 swiftly and pleasantly. Her guests in- cluded Misses Sarda Billups, Saddle Hud-
 son of Columbus, Miss, Amanda Moore, Virginia Thomas, Helen Clarke, Kate Irwin, Lily Bragg, Mabel Heustes Annie Louise Harrison, Clara Cary, Una Dor gan, Maude Middleton. Adele Batre, Rosa Lyons, Marebel Williams, Ethel Hodgson, Ida Richardson, Eoline Russell, Mrs. P. J. Ackers, Mrs Norborne Clarke, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. W. T. Kelly, Mrs. George Robinson, Mrs. Wickersham, Mrs. Harry Inge, Mrs. Penrose vass, Mrs. Irwin Burgett, Mrs. R. H. Sadler, Mrs Chester
 Mohr, Mrs. Mcintosh. Mrs. Charlie Johnstone, Misses Olive Barker Ruth Huger, Nellie Davis, Rhetta Heustis, Lilly Higley, Florence Glenn1n. Gertrude and
 Helen Smith. Miss Merrill and Miss The ladies of the Pivot W hist Club open ed the doors of their close corporation to- night wide enough to let in their hus- bands and a few extra men, compliment much appreciated by the recipients of the courtesy. The evening was pleasantly spent in the large parlors of Mrs. O. B. Sha whan's home, kindly offered for the oc- casion by Mrs. l.. H. Horn. The prizes l offered as reward to honest endeavor were half dozen cut glasses for the gentlemen, a white and gold cake plate for | the ladies and a colored Christie golf pie ture to be cut for by all as consolation Present were MT. and Mrs. Horn. Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Shawhan, Mir. and Mrs. N. Rr. Clarke, MT and Mrs. w. H. Monk, Jr.. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Smith. MT. and Mrs.
 R. H. Clarke, MT. and Mrs. " K. Ly- son, Mir and Mrs. W. T. KeAy. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Hoffman. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas St. John. Mrs. Goode, Mrs. William Barne- wall, Mrs. H. R. McMillan, MT. E. c. Rice, Mir. J. B. Waterman, Mir. Seymour. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Rush, Miss Hannah Lyon, A congenial party of six left this after noon to spend a day or two at Magnolia Springs on Fish River. The party in
 cluded Dr. and Mrs. Greenwood Llgon, Miss Maude Middleton, Miss Annie Louise Harrison, Mir. J. B. Waterman and MT. C. E.. Harrison.
 Mrs. Benjamin Rhett entertained the, Tea Club this afternoon with the fol-
 lowing ladies present. Mesdames Robert
 Hunter, T. B. Herndon. Joseph Rich,
 Walter Williamson, J. F. Bass, R. V.
 Taylor, D. Nj. Req, Lewis Donald, Harry
 Pillans.
 .The Mason cup was won on the links yesterday afternoon by Miss Mollie Irwin. who won from Mrs. George Fearn, Jr..
 with a score of up and 1 to play. The game was a spirited one and Miss Irwin is being highly congratulated on her sue cess.
 Miss Sadia Hudson, most attractive young lady of Colum us, Miss. is visiting her cousins. the Misses nillups. Miss Hud- son has been here before and has many friends to whom her visit will be a great pleasure
 Rev Gardner c. Tucker and Mrs. Tucker returned yesterday from New Orleans. On Sunday Mir. Tucker occupied the pulpit of Christ Church in that city and received much hattering notice.
 Miss Annie Louise vass. the pretty daughter of Mir. and Mrs Penrose Vass is expected home Sunday from New York where she has been attending Miss Huger's school.
 w. Walter Wynne of Demopolis, C. c. Bailey of Faunsdale and Dr. Partridge of Selma. Ala. are visitors to our city.
 The Wednesday Whist Club met this afternoon with Mrs. Theresa Long on
 Dauphin Way.
 The Misses Martin have returned from pleasant stay of a week in New Orleans.
 MT. J. B. Waterman 'eturned yesterday from business trip to Washington.
 Miss Lonie Mickle has returned from a pleasant visit to New Orleans.
 Mir Joseph H. Lyons left yesterday on a business trip to Montgomery.