The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-09

of lilies and Marechal Neil roses. Her guests were Mrs. Caro- Mastin. Mrs. w. T. Kelly Mrs. Mattnew .ss SLewsse amd NsIlie ms Dayis Saida and Margaret Billups. Grace Bestor. Emma Rhett. Helen and Hattie Smith. Bernice Patterson, Kathleen Wi- Iiamson. Jennie Hellett. Helen Boone. Virginia Thomas. Una Dorgan. Florence Hopper Florence Glennon. Maribei Will Hams. Lily Higiey, Retta Heustis, Mary Holmes. Fringilla Smith. Ellen Jones. Mary Pillans and May Ce Roberson.
 The club prize. set of gold pins. was won by Miss Lily Higley: the guests prize, a fancy work bag, by Mrs. Caro Mastin, and the consolation. a pretty col lar, by Miss Bruce Patterson. A most enjoyable picnic was given by the Chafing Dish Club yesterday at Dog river. The following were present: Misses Claudine and Florence Brown. Clara and Antoneste 14I; Pollock Daisy FoTcheims5 Fore, tInsS smith. Zerline Haas. Bertie EichoId, Ger tie Schwartz. Ida Metzger, Bertie Zim- mern. Flossie and Ruby Herzfeld. Der tha Bloch, Daisy Adler. Rosa Kahn Ollie Frohlicstein, Daisy Fenkel Ruth Wal dauer, Blanche Richard, Sadie Goldstuck- CT. Mrs. I. Bloch, Mrs. Adler and MT. Lee Adler of Selma. Mrs. Jacob Simmon. Mrs Leo Pollock, MT. Leo and Hugo Brown and Dr. Moses.
 Miss Jennie Salter of New Orleans ar rived in Mobile yesterday and Is the guest of Mrs. w. E. England on Montadk Ave nue. Some years ago the Salters spent the summer at Point Clear and have many friends in this city who ere g.ad to welcome Miss salter back again. A very jolly fishing party spent the day at Bayou Sara today. the party. be- ing given in compliment to Miss Jennie Fee Austell and her guest. Miss McDaniel of Texas, chaperoned by Mrs. George Lyon.
 Invitations have been issued to the annual celebration of the Workingmen's 8 | Timber and Cotton Benevolent Associa- I ton which will be held at German Relief | Hall Monday May 1th at S:3O p. m. The lawn party for the Benevolent Home, postponed from yesterday on &C., count of the rain, was given this after noon in German Relief Hall. This sounds like an Irish bull, but 1t isn't.
 Miss Mary Lily Taylor, daughter cf MT.
 and Mrs. Hannis Taylor, arrived yester- | day from Washington and is the guest of
 her grandmother. Mrs. William A. Le- | Baron.
 The Busy Bees" the children's mis-
 Presbyterian Church, gave a social this
 evening in the Sunday School room ot | that church.
 Mrs. James H. Cook and niece. Miss | Eurice Heltson, who came from Mont gomery to attend the Dudley Mcclure
 concert returned home yesterday. | Mrs. Adolph Brown at her home CT | Jackson Street entertained a number of | friends Monday In complim mt to Miss
 Daisy Adler of Selma
 Miss Julia and Addie Hershfield enter
 tained Wednesday at dinner in compli-
 ment to Mrs. Bloch, Mrs. Adler and
 Miss Adler of Selma.
 MT. Thomas Hallsville left yesterday | for Nashville. Tenn, where he will be
 the leading solost in the Philharm onie
 concert on May 12th.
 Mrs. B. s. Campbell of Peducah, Ky,
 is in the city and is the guest of Mrs. | Charles Mohr and Mrs. A. F. Bush on St. Anthony Street.
 | The E. L. G.'s gave a trolley party this
 afternoon that was much enjoyed by the
 members of the club and their friends
 Mrs. E. J. Buck and her mother, Mrs. O. F. Cawthon left this evening for a l visit n Tata