The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

their new home.
 Mir. Marx Markstein of Anniston, ar- rived this morning. called here by the death of his sister, Mrs. Rosa Bauer. Coleman Merriwether of Birmingham, and J. E. Graves of Geneva, are regis tered at the Battle House.
 Robert Lackner of Decatur, and M. W. Dupree of Athens. are at the Windsor for few days.
 Mobile Society News.
 Miss Mamie TompSins was the pretty young hostess of the K. K. K. Card Club which met today at noon. The
 rooms were attractively decorated in roses and ribbon grass. and the session began with a delicious luncheon which included fried chicken, asparagus on toast, hot buscuit. olives. almonds, ices. cakes, etc. The first prize was silver watch in, tine second, watercolor sketch of Gibsons picture called His Turn Next" the work of Miss Olive Me- Milan. The consolation was a potted fern. The scores were kept in a novel and pretty way. Every guest being provided with a brass ring and for each game won, a clover blossom was attach ed by a ribbon. The young ladies who enjoyed this pleasant afternoon were Misses Mary Hunter, Lucille Overall, Aleen St. John, Mattie Kirkbridge, Jean Corry, Carrie Dukes. Minnie Hinckley
 Eugenia Mcintosh, Carrie Lee Martin, Olive McMillan, Lucille Lgon, Freda Scott. Dorothy Donald, Mary Danner,
 Ella Wheeler, Clar Ross, Caroline George, May Owens and Georgia Hooks. This afternoon at the Country Club an- other interesting golf contest attracted a large crowd. The event was a mixed foursome handicap with the following players: s. Shelton Sims and Miss Hodg- son. H. H. Schoenborn and Mrs. c. T. Hearin, T. l.. Hunter and Miss Kate Middleton, W. G. Horn and Mrs. H. P. Vass, W. J. l.. Ensle and Mrs. Joseph Tucker, Dr. Mcintosh and Mrs Inge Sell den, c. M. Luce and Mrs George Hearn.
 Jr.. J. s. Barrett and Miss NJ. Cameron. N. R. Clare and Miss Mollie Irwin. pr. Henry Goldthwaite and Mrs. James Gray.
 George Hearn, Jr.. and Miss Maude Mid dleton, w. N. Hunter and Mrs. w. K. Syson. F. N. Ruse and Mrs. Shelton Sims,
 W. H. Monk and Miss Kate Irwin, Rich
 ard Taylor and Mrs. Pillichody, Murray Wheeler and Mrs P. J. Acker. pr. W. P. Mcintosh and Mrs. Inge Selden won the prizes by score of 9s net. N. R. Clarke and Miss Mollie Irwin were
 beaten by one stroke. The prizes were
 a cut glass shaving cup and handsome opera gases.
 At the meeting of the Doasyoupiease Club yesterday afternoon Mrs. James Moreland entertained in delightful fash ion ,and her guests, in addition to the club members. were Mesdames James Maury. E. H. Bixler. J. O. Dickens. w. H. Monk. Jr,. Charles Mohr. Oliver Fowlkes, R. A. Rush, w. K. Syson, al iplr. bride. Misses Olive Barker, Edith Smith, of Rome Ga; Adele Batre. Daisy and Mamie Brown, Sallie Withers and Rosa Lyons. The first prize was won by Mrs. B. F. Adams, the second by Miss Adele Batre and the consolation by Mrs. D. Nj. Req. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Carry Butt Friday.
 The Mobile visitors 60 the New Or leans reunion are coming home in reg iments and platoons Among those who | returned on the noon train today were Misses Anita Gaillard, Mary Hybart. Regina Rapier, Eioise Withers, Modesto Demouy and Annie Spotswood. During Miss Gaillard's absence the "So- | ciaI Side" has been in charge of Mrs. Charles Shawhan, who has been univer sally complimented on the skill with which she so ably kept up the high mark set by Miss Gaillard n the conduct of uci SoCiat 0SpaA
 On Thursday the Toklo Fete for the l benefit of the Non-Sectarian Infirmary is | to take pIace and half of the ladies in | town are busy making candy, collecting | flowers or doing fancy work to be sold ] by bevy of attractive women Thurs day afternoon The cause is one in which the town is interested and all are cx- pected to come and 10 their part. 
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Clarke gave a l pretty Marguerite dinner Friday evening
 in compliment to pr. and Mrs. ". P. Mcintosh. Their other guests were Mir.
 and Mrs. C. T. Hearin, Dr. and Mrs.
 Rhett Goode. Mir. and Mrs. Erwin
 Craighead, Mrs. William Barnwall, Major
 S. T. Prince. Mir. w. H. Mcintosh and
 Mir. Breed of New York.
 Mrs. J. T. McKeon's party of duplicate whist Friday afternoon was most agree able occasion for the following ladies: Mrs. Wm. Pope. Mrs. Farras, Mrs E. r. Kirkbride, Mrs. Kennan, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. G. B. Shawhan, Misses McGill, Miss Lula LeBaron. Miss Maria Pope and Miss Zink of Lancaster, O.
 Mir. Walter Fowlkes of Birmingham is in the city and on Friday he and his brother, Mir. Oliver Fowlkes spent a few
 days fishing at Dog River.
 Mrs. Peterson of Greensboro. Ala, who
 has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
 pride Jones, has gone North to spend | the summer.
 Miss Marianne Mcclellan of Decatur. | Ga. will arrive today to visit the Misses | Lake on Government Street.
 The Sunshine Tea Club will be enter tained Tuesday aftern 0on by Mrs. G. $. | Shawnan.
 | Miss Jessie Whiting will entertain the | Discards Wednesday at the Country Club.