The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-12

to interfere with all social arrangements, but so far, have met with little success. The spirits of the young people ever high above the dripping clouds and they start out nightly on their frolics. with the calm faith that behind the clouds the moon s still shining and that sooner or later it must appear. moonlight picnic crowd that started out a few nights ago with such beautiful and touching confidence on a hayride. were caught in tremendous downpour and came home sadder and wetter young people--all of whom are now suffering with incipient grip. A party last evening met the same fate but a thick awning and umbrellas protected them to some extent, and up to late hour this morning no notices of funerals have been fled
 Miss Mary Danner and a large number of guests also braved the threatening clouds last evening and enjoyed a very pleasant trolley party to Spring Hill. Miss Danner's guests included Misses Mary Rich, Ella Wheeler, Olive McMillan, Ruth Shepard, Lucille Toxey. Olive St. John. ISdith Toxey, Lucille Overall, Mary Lane, Freda Scott, Dorothy Donald, Carrie George. Mary Lily Taylor, Clara Ross, Mary Hunter. Mamie Tompkins. Helene Maury, Willie Luscher Messrs. Shannon, Hunter. Jack Ross. Wyth and Montague
  ip Krauss, Tom Marshall, Willie Stan ard, George Crawford. Jim Radciiff. Ed ward George. Alfred Ross. John Holz- born, Edgar Sherman. Robert Mcconnell and Maury Lyon.
 In the handsome ball room of the Stew art-Field place at Spring Hill, the fol- lowing party of young people enjoyed delightful dance last evening: Misses Jen- nie Fee Austill. Blanche McDaniel, Kitty Allen. Saida Billups. Lily Higley. Anita Gaillard. Mary Robbins, Louise Vass, Elizabeth Rhett. Mary Bullock. Marie Maeston, Lanlis, Lolla Belle Gould, Eloise withers, Ernestine Conk and Messrs. George Linning. T. w. Sims. Myron sprague, Price Williams, John Winter. William Crown, Parry Williams, Tom Roche, Ben Rhett, Warren Field, John Alieen, Elmore Rundle, Melvin Billups, Frank Winter, Charlie Shephard, Frank Calhoun. Henry Mcconnell. Frank Fow- Ter.
 More than a week ago Miss Maribel Williamson left here to visit her brother, Sydney, who Is stationed at Fort Leav- enworth, Kas., The high water in that section of the country has prevented her continuing her journey and at present she is the guest of Miss Neimeyer in St. Louis.
 pr. and Mrs w P Mcintosh and fam lily left last night for their new post in Portland, Me Mrs. Mcintosh will first visit her old home in Baltimore. Miss Jeanette Adams, who has been their guest, returned yesterday to her home in West Point, Ga.
 The Wednesday Whist Club was enter tainel by Mrs. T. Frenkel, the prizes being won by Mrs. Samuel Neuberger. Miss Daisy Richard and Miss Blanche Klein. Ttis was the final meeting of the club for tise season.
 States before returning home. Mrs. T. S. Fry and family moved across the bay to their summer home at Point Clear today.
 | Mir R. V. Taylor. Jr.. has gone to Vir- ginia where he will join his brother, Ad- rien, and make tour of the Northern l Mir J. W. Weiss, accompanied by his sister Miss Katie Weiss, left last night 1 for Saratoga to spend some weeks. | Miss Helene Maury of Pass Christian is on a visit to her grandparents. Maj and Mrs. w. H. Ross.
 Mrs. J. T. McKeon and Miss Massie McKeon left yesterday for Detroit.
 Miss Eugenia Lyon of Demopolis is wis. iting her sister. Mrs. N. H. Ross. Mrs. Angelo FestorazZi and children vii spend the summer at Point Clear. l Miss Waters of Canada is the attract i've guest of Mrs. l.. B. Herndon.
 Dr. Angelo Festorazzi left last night fol a two months visit to Italy.