The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-07
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mobile. June 6.-(speclal.) )-Nrs. Cary Butt entertained the members of the Do As You Please club and number of her friends Friday afternoon at her new home on Government street The house was beautifully decorated with ferns and cut flowers The first prize, a cut glass dish. was won by Mrs. Inge selden; the second, a silver perfume bottle. was won by Mrs. Dorgan Ledyard. and the consolation. a beer stein, by Mrs. Richard sadller, while the guests prize, a pastel picture, was awarded to Miss Ethel Hodgson.
 On Friday afternoon Miss Odane Hurtel entertained party of her little friends in very charming manner at her home No 253 Conception street. After many de- lightful games the children were invited into the dining room, where delicious ices were served, the tables being prettily dec orated in red and white.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Little will go to Spring Hill Saturday for the summer They will be the guests of Mrs Harvey F. Jones.
 Mrs J. St George Tucker entertained at an informal but delightful luncheon Fri day afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Daniel Webster of Birmingham. Ala, who is the guest of Mrs Bradford Davis
 Mrs. E. S. Colson, who has been in Liv- ingston for some time, has returned home
 Mrs Irwin Creaghead left Friday night for Boston. Mass
 Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. R. H. Clark entertained complimentary to the Pivot Whist club. at hel home on Government street. Palms and flowers were grace fully scattered around the drawlng-rooms where the tables were placed An in- teresting ard exciting feature of the af- ternoon, was the drawing from a bag of dainty souvenirs The one making the highest score was entitled to the first draw, the next highest the second, and so on until each and every one had in their possession a lovely little gift. An elegant luncheon was served at the con clusion of the games.
 The Hamilton Whist club was charm ingly entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Harry Donald, at her home on Church street. Whist was enjoyed for two hours. The players were Mrs Frank Davis. Mrs. Broadwood Mrs. R. Mohr. Mrs. Gazzam. Mrs. M F. Klrkbride, Mrs. w. C. Fitts, Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, Miss Mollie Irwin and Miss LeBaron. The highest score was made by Mrs W. c. Fitts and Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Miss Bessie Hybart left on the Hero- inc Tuesday afternoon to spend several months at Daphne, Ala.
 Mrs. A. r. Gaillard left Tuesday after noon for Daphne, Ala, for the summer
 Miss Nellie. Friend left Tuesday after noon over the Louisville and Nashville road for a visit to relatives and friends in Nashville, Tenn.
 Captain cavanaugh Is visiting In the city, and is being warmly greeted by his many friends.
 Miss Smith of Rome, Ga. is In the city the guest of her sister Mrs. James Moreland, at her home on Monroe street.
 Mrs. William Bdgood entertained a few of her friends Tuesday afternoon with a bowling party at Monroe park Dainty refreshments were served, and a pleasant afternoon was spent by all the guests. Those present were Miss Mary Bullock, Miss Venetia Danner Miss May Prince, Miss Louise Walthall of Rich mond, Va, Miss Eloise Withers, Miss Anita Gaillard Miss Mary Bullock made the highest score, and was presented with handsome pin cushion.
 Dr. W. P Mcintosh of the Marine hospital service has been ordered to Portland, Me. much to the regret of his many friends here, where he and his family are exceedingly popular. Mrs Mathew Brewster and son, Rog- CTS, have returned home from a visit to | New Orleans. | Dr. H. T. Inge is expected home from short trip to Europe, and is much im- proved in health. Mir. Seeberg will re- main in Norway for several months. | Miss Jamie Hearin left on Tuesday for a visit to friends at The Bungalow near | Pensacola.
 The last meeting of the Do-As-You Please club was held at the residence of Mrs. Bestor Robinson, on Friday. after | noon.s tg
 The Colonial Danes were delightfully."- entertained on Friday, by Mrs. J. G. Thomas.
 Dr. and Mrs. Mcintosh were entertaln- ed by Mir. and Mrs R. H. Clark, on Tuesday evening with a moonlight drive down the Shell road, and a supper at | Fredericks.
 MT. William Buck Ross returned on Saturday from the University of Ala l bama.
 Miss Morris Clark and a school friend as guest are expected home very soon.