The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
The Newr of Mobile.

Mrs. G. e. Lyon, Mrs. A. Thielgard, Mrs Louis Parker of New York and Mrs. 0. c. Newtonfo sandersvilie. Miss. Anoth- CT suggestion of Christmas was the clev- efiy improvised chimney in one corner of the room from which Santa Claus had apparently just departed leaving behind souvenirs in the form of well filled stock ings. s4s'
 Mir. Lyman Dorgan led many pretty fig- ures. Mir. VIII Hearin. in whose honor the pretty cotilliouA was given, danced with Miss Winston Jones. The statement made in, Tuesdays paper that Miss Winston Jones had returned tc her home in Selma, was erroneous, Miss Jones having changed, her plans and re- mained over for several social affairs this week Among others she was a guest at Mrs Meiletts luncheon for Miss Troy yesterday afternoon, the other young la dies being Misses Rosa Lyons, Ida Rich ardsor. Gertrude Smith Amanda Moore, Ethel Hodgson, Grace Bestor, Una Dor gan, Jessie Whiting. Maribel Williams, Marcia Burgess. A report reached town last night that the club house on Dog River had burned to the ground yesterday. The members of the club and all those who have en- joyedstheir hospitalitysat this picturesque spot will sustain an irreparable loss. should this report prove true, for though the building itself could be replaced. the beautiful trees surrounding it would be gone forever. The statement in The Montgomery Ad- vertiser that Miss Grace Bestor would spend the holidays with Mir, and Mrs. Micou. was fortunately for her Mobile frineds, erroneous. Miss Bestor will re- main here for Christmas and New Year. p FrAsf :, Dr. Killebrew was the host of a pretty little dinner last evening at the Battle House. his guests being Misses Jessie Whiting. Grace Bestor, Mir. and Mrs. D.. M Robinson and Mir. Orville Cawthon. l. Mrs. Harry Toulmin Smith has issued invitations for a"card party to be given Tuesday evening of next week in com- pliment to Miss Gertrude Smith. Miss Olive McAfillan, who has been att tending the Sophie Newcomb in New or- leans, will return with her aunt to spend theuholidays with her parents. sgg ,s' Fsrs st---- ,. f-,t" Mrs. 1T: B.. Mendenhail and little sons of '.Dunham arc3 spending the holidays with Mrs. Mendenhalrs parents, MT. and Mrs. W. s. McNeil.
 
 Mrs. Lee McMii1an of New Orleans is expected shortly to visit her sisters, Mrs Henry McMiifan and Mrs. William Barne- wall
 Mrs L. C.. Parker of New York has come south to spend some time with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Quill.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. M. Robinson have ta- ken possession of their home on Marine and Government Streets.
 MT: and Mrs. TfoicoInbe Quiil have re turned home for the. hoiidAys after an es; ex- tended .tcur .of the West. IT. VI '' " The Five O'clock Tea Club will meet next January 6 at the Battle House, Mrs. Allan sheriff, hostess.
 Misses Mabel and carolee Martin have returned home after an absence of sev- eral months.
 Miss Lucille Bizselle left today to spend the holidays with her parents in Monroe vile.
 Miss Zemma Mastin Is the guest of Mrs Ora Sens at Fort Morgan for day or two. -
 sMrs. Wilbur RrQvn sof Ray St. Louis wasS in the'eity yesterday for'a few hours.
 MT. c. S. Clarke of the Mobile and Ohio is in the city for day or two.
 Miss Gertrude Smith of Anniston is wis., iting friends in the city.