The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-21
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.


 Mobile. June O-(special.)--A more charming morning than that of
 A more charming morning than that of yesterday could not have ben selected for the bowling party which met at the , Country Club at 1O;so o'clock. The party was divided into sides, led respectively by the scorers, Mrs. Albert Pillichody and Mrs Inge Selden. The first prize, handsome beer stein, was awarded to Mrs Imogene Little. All the members present played one ball each for the con solation prize. Miss Millicent Cameron and Mrs William Monk, tied on a strike but on throwing again Mrs. Monk car ried off the consolation, 1t was a lovely silver hat pin.
 After the game the party repaired to the club room, where the prizes were pre- scented with appropriate congratulations, The serving of refreshments by Mrs H., T. Inge, Mrs. Chas. Shawhan, Mrs. Harry smith, and Mrs. Eugene Bondurant, en- ded the merry morning.
 Those present were: Mrs H. T. Inge, Mrs. Eugene Bondurant, Mrs. Geo. Tuck CT, Mrs Harry Smith, Mrs. Hunt Cham
 
 Grey, Mrs. Wm, Monk. Mrs. K. w. Sy- son, Mrs. Norborne Clarke, Mrs. F. o. Hoffman, Mrs. L. II. Horne, Mrs. Pilli- chody. Mrs Thos St John, Mrs R. B. Du- Mont, Mrs. Inge Seden, Mrs. Imogene Little, Misses Cameron, Thompson and Sage.
 A delightful lunch party was given Friday in honor of Miss Louise Walthall. After three hours spent on the bay the guests were served a dainty luncheon. Those who participated were: Miss Vene- tia Danner Miss Mary Robins, Miss Mary Bullock Miss Eloise Withers, Miss Vivian Wilson. Miss Kate Staples, Miss Ernes- tine Cook, Miss Lollie Bell Gould, Miss Edith Toxey. The gentlemen were MT. Clinton Mccartney, Mr. Warren Tough ton, Mir. Geo. Bancroft, MT. Tom Roach, MT. St. John Wilson, MT Chas. Shepard, MT. William Brown, MT. Parry Williams, MT. Mcconnell, and MT. Spotswood. Mrs. William Bidgood and Mrs. Horace Clarke. chaperoned this gay party of young people.
 | MT John Gaillard Hamilton and his bride arrived in Mobile Friday. Mrs. Hamilton as Miss Clarkson has visited Mobile before, where by her sweetness, amiablity and beauty she has made a host of friends, who unite in congratu- lating MT. Hamilton upon the pr ize he has secured and in wishing the bride all the domestic happiness which she de- serves. MT. and Mrs. Hamilton are at home to their friends at No. 4O7 Church street.
 The practice circle of the Pivot Whist Club met Friday snight with Mrs. l.. H. Horn at her home 205 Government street.
 The Hamilton Whist Club met Monday with Mrs. Gazzam. The highest score was made by Mrs. F. P. Davis and Mrs. Elliott Johnstone. The next meeting of the club vii be with Miss Mollie Irwin.
 Mrs. J. T. Poe. accompanied by her daughter, Miss Louie. and her little son, Edgar Allen, left Sunday evening via the Southern railway, for Ashville, N. c. to spend the heated term.
 Miss Stella Brooks, left Sunday after noon. via the Southern railway to spend the summer months in Ashville, N. c.
 Mrs. Clara Bernstein and daughter, of Birmingham, are in the city on visit to their brother MT. Samuel Swope.
 The Twenty Century Club spent de- lightful day Sunday at Daphne, going | over on the tug Henry Greenwood early in the morning and returning at Il o'clock in the evening. The day being an | ideal one for a picnic every one thor oughly enjoyed the time. and rambled through the beautiful woods and along | the sandy shore to their hearts content. The party consisted of the following: Miss Loretta Schwaemmle. Miss Corinne k iSchwaemmle, Miss A. M. Summersell, Miss Augusta Evans, Miss Jamie Sum mersell, Miss Agnes Phelan, Miu Josie Schwaemmle Miss Mary McMann, Miss Maribele Huntley. Miss Flossie Huntiey, with Mrs, Y. K. Huntley and Miss Marie Hamlin as chaperons; Mir, John Lunstrum, Mir w. ]. Goodman, Mir, Robert McAieer, MT. John Q, Goodman, Mir, John e, McAieer. Mir I.ouia Kor- nieSer, Mir. Joseph Hoage, Mir William Helmer, Mir, Thomas Pheian. Mir. John McMann, and MIR, 8. S6ummerseli. Mrs. George Threefoot, accompanied by her daughter, Miss May has arrived from Greensboro Ala, where Miss Threefeot graduated from the Southern University, of that cityl taking the degree of bachelor of arts.
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