The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-11
The New Of Mobile.

,,ao. IN our community can not be filied
ana his family's loss IL our loss as well.
Mr. HAN had not been Ill and his death
vas a most unexpected shock Inc
funeral took place from Christ Church
this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. o. Dickens gave card party
Yesterday afternoon complimentary to
| the Do as You Please Club. Her guests
were Mesdames b. r. Adams. Bondurant,
Horn, Brewster. Clarke. Chamberlain
Buck. Higiey. Ledyard. Mccartney. More
| land, Little, Overall. Patterson. Rea. Sad
lar. Robertson, Harrison, Mitchell Mel
| lett. shawhan, Garrett Gray. Mcintosh,
| Acker, Qoode, Gchley. Price. Selden.
Sims. Miss Bates and Miss Troy Of Ashe-
vile. The first prize was silver almond
| dish with gold spoon, tho second feath-
| or and tortoiseshell fan and the consola-
ton an ivory paper cutter.
| Mrs. Charles Mohr gave very enjoya-
| BILE luncheon and party Thursday after
noon In honor OF Mrs. l.. G. Garrett OF
New York and Mrs. Aline Stump OF
| washington. Her guests were Mesdames
Garrett Stump. Fanny Pollard. Caro-
| Cameron, Charles Wheeler, H. L. Pettus,
| Mcmahon, Billups, B. J. Robertson,
Irwin Burgett, sadler. Miss Ella Malone
| ana Miss Jennie Hullett. Mrs. Garrett
won the first prize. cut glass perfume
bottle, Miss Ella Malone. the second. a
| cut glass bon-bon dish. Mrs. Robertson
the third, handsome plate and Mrs.
| Pollard the consolation.
The ouiIrs beautiful home was the
scene of a very handsome reception yes
| terday afternoon given by Mrs. John
| Quill and her daughter, Mrs. L. G
| Parker of New York. The hours were
from to and during that time the
| large rooms were well filled. Mrs. Quili
| and Mrs. Parker were assisted In receiv-
| ing by Mrs. Holcombe Quill, Mrs. c. I.
| Hearin, Mrs James Sawyer of Asheville
and Misses Maude Middleton, Kate Irwin.
| Amanda Moore. Ethel Hodgson.
Mr.. e. L. Corthell. c. E., will lecture
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Monday evening on
Argentina Past, Present and Future"
| The lecture will be illustrated with lam
| tern views and will be most interesting.
1t is free to the public and all are cor
daily invited Monday evening at 8
| o'clock.
Miss Ruth Bush, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Bush. who has been In Ger
| many for several months improving her
voice. sailed Thursday for home. Mr..
Bush will go to New York this week
| to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Price will give
q large reception next week. Thursday.
January 18th from to o'clock in honor
of Mrs. w. C.. Kelly, one OF December's
brides. and Miss Elizabeth Kelly.
The Misses Glennon viii hold a recep-
ton Sunday evening from 8 to ii. They
will be assisted in receiving by Miss
Gardner. Miss Jennie Nee Austin and
Miss Lola Belle Gould.
Captain H. L. Pettus left Thursday
night after q visit Of a few days to his
old home. Mrs. Pettus will remain q
month with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. D. Barker.
Mrs. A. M. Bullock and Miss Virginia
Bullock will arrive Tuesday to he the
guests for several weeks Of Rev. and
Mrs. Matthew Brewster.
Mrs. J. C. Beam OF Atlanta gave q din.
ner this evening in honor Of Miss Gardner
Of Waco, Texas, who Is the guest Of the
Misses Giennon.
Mrs. w. H. Monk. Jr., and little
daughter Katherine left this evening for
Atlanta to visit Mrs. Rhodes.
The Athelstan Club german led by Mr..
L. c. Dorgan. will be given Monday
evening at the club.
Miss Evelyn Tate, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. D. d. Huger LETT today for
her home in Memphis.
-
Mrs. D. N. Rea left today for Now
Orleans to spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Imogene Little will entertain the
Doasyouplaess Club next Friday.
The Discards will meet on Wednesday
with Miss Eolino Russell
Mrs. Fanny Pollard is the guest Of
Mrs. J, 8. Billups.
Mr.. b. M. Meade of Pensacola spent
yesterday In Mobile.
Closing Out Sale. Klein & Co.
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