The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mobile, February 2I-(Special. )-Friday afternoon Mrs. T. C. Hearin entertained the Do-As-Y Please club at her home on Government street. The score cards were quite pretty. After several interest ing games of bid euchre luncheon was served The first prize, a handsome gilt clock, was won by Mrs D. M Rea the second, fan chain, by Mrs. B. Thornton: the consolation, a pastel picture, was won on the cut by Mrs. Frank Overall The guests prize, an elegant candlestick, was won by Mrs. James Sawyers.
 The Martha Washington" a novelty m the way of luncheons, was given Thursday by Mrs. John Quill. Mrs. Quills guests were: Mrs. E. D. Bondu- rant Mrs. L. c. Parker Mrs. Thomas St. John, Mrs. Edwin Mccartney, Mrs Dor gan Ledyard, Mrs. Palmer Pilans Mrs Frank Overall, Mrs. Joseph Tucker, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs George Lyons.
 Mrs. H. M. Hopper entertained at re- ception Thursday afternoon from to I o'clock at her home on Hamilton street.
 Mrs. Santos Rubira entertained on Sat urday February 21, seventy of he~ friends at her home on St. Anthony street.
 Mrs. Gregory Little Smith entertained on Thursday at very dainty and beau t1ful luncheon, complimentary to Mrs l. c. Bradford of Nashville, Tenn.
 Mrs. Harry Pillans entertained for Mrs. Bradford with launch party on Wednes day.
 MT. Phares Coleman of Montgomery spent Mardf Gras with his relatives, Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Inge.
 Mrs c. l.. Smith. Mrs Harry Smith, and the Misses Smith spent Friday in New Orleans to see Ben Hur.'
 The sixth annual meeting of the Ala bama Society of the Colonial Danes was held at the residence of the president Mrs. Hortense Batre, 107 South Concep- tion street Monday at high noon. Upon tho arrival of the guests a two-course lunch was served After luncheon the annual report of officers and election of officers ensued. The reports were very satisfactory as follows: From the little nucleus of fifteen danes, it has grown into large, prosperous non-colonial so- ciety, which will number in few months one hundred members. The Danes are found all over the state, hut there are three distinct centers-Mobile, Birmlne. ham and Selma The following officers were elected: Mrs. Hortense A. Batre. president; Mrs. Harvey Jones, first vice. president; Mrs. Mary R. K. Fowlkes of Selma, second viee-presdent; Mrs R. H. Clarke, treasurer; Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce of Tuscaloosa recording secretary; Mrs Harvey Jones, corresponding secretary, and four managers, Mrs. Electra Semmes Colson, Mrs. J. c. Thomas, Mrs. Mary James of Selma and Mrs. R. K. Fowlkes of Selma.
 MT. and Mrs. A. K. Cawthorn of Selma. Ala, and their mother, Mrs. M J. Harri- son. and little daughter, Margaret Fur miss, are in the city for the carnival They are the guests of Miss Anita Gillard, on Conception street.
 The Wednesday Whist club met with Mrs. Walter Mitchell Wednesday after noon at her lovely home on Joachim street. Mrs. R. Richards won the first prize, a beautiful silver crumb set, ana the second prize, half dozen very hand some handkerchiefs, was won by Mrs. Cohen of New York city.
 Among the distinguished guests present In Mobile during the carnival was Miller Reese Hutchinson. the talented young inventor who treated Queen Alexandria for deafness, and who wears . magnifl-