The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
The NewC of Mobile.

D. Pettus, E. D. Huger, Crusemann, C. Sarnett, l.. Hopkins, R. A. Sheldon, John
 yxiIl;e. Winter. 2 J; A. Waters, Captain GosDy, ,
 Ward. l.: c. Dorgan, Jr., J. r: Harrison | ". G. Horn, D. R. Dunlap. Joseph Mo-
 Philips and others. l novelty was the introduction of two excellent banjoists who while supper was | Tn progress, entertained the guests with
 very excellent performance on their in- | struments.
 Thus ended series of dances that have been among the most agreeable affairs of
 a very gay winter. The O. O! D.. more familiarly known as the Dragons" celebrated their crys- | tai anniversary this evening by a rich
 and large ball at Temperance Hall The
 Ore goons have so long been associated | with the carnival season that we could
 as well dispense with Felix himself as with their annual balls which, by fixed ceding Mardi Gras. On account of the crystal celebration being an event of rather more than ordin- ary importance, the usual custom of the society impersonating given subject was abandoned for the occasion. and the cos | tunes of the maskers were of different
 periods and designs, of handsome mate.
 rials and effective colorings. The ball began at g o'clock, the maskers reserv-
 ing the first dance for themselves and
 their chosen partners, after which every
 one in evening dress was given the privt- iege of the floor.
 The decoration of the ball room were exquisitely pretty. From the central pill lar, colored streamers were caught to the chandeliers forming garands of bamboo and colored lights. he lights of the chandelier were shaded in pink globes. making becoming light. Two bands kept the dancers busy all the evening, and added to the success of this most happy social function.
 Miss Elizabeth Van Liew gave a very pretty card party this afternoon preceded by an elaborate luncheon. About twenty eight or thirty young ladies of the de- pleasant afternoon. The prizes were un- usually pretty. first picture of Joan of Arc; second, steel engraving, and, third cut-glass vase.
 The Aqdinas Reading Circle held it's regular meeting this evening at the Mo-
 Gill Institute. An agreeable and instruc- tive evening was passed by the members and guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Baumgarten of
 Memphis Tenn, arrived in Mobile this afternoon on their ori1al tour and are the guests of their uncle, Hon. Lag SchwsIz.
 Sidney Edwards Naylor of Pensacola and Miss Edna s. Gon of this city were married last afternoon in this city. The couple will reside in Pensacola. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hand of Cambridge
 H., are in the city and W.. be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Fearn during the carnival
 Mrs. Price Williams. Miss Maribel Will
 Hams and Miss Lillie Higley returned
 this afternoon from a visit to New Or leans.
 Miss Elizaeth Thornbury of Knoxville
 Tenn, Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
 Kelly, 317 North Jackson Street. Mir. L. c. Dorgan returned yesterday from a visit to Key West, where he at- | tended his brothers wedding. Miss Sulerton of Columbus. O.. is the attractive guest of Miss Jessie Whiting for the carnival.
 ! Miss Eleanor Weems returned this morning from a delightful visit to friends | in Montgomery.
 Miss Wolfe of Meridian arrived Sunday
 to be the guest of Miss Ray Markstein. Mrs. G. M. Luce left last night for A
 snort trip to New Orleans. | MT. William wheatley of Washington
 Is in the city for a week. Mrs. M. F. KIrkbride entertained at ! cards this afternoon.