The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-31
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mrs. w. c. Pitts entertained the Ham, ilton Whist club Monday afternoon at her home on Palmetto street Mrs. M. F. Kirkbrldge Eand Miss Julia McPhil lips made the highest score. Those pres ent were; Mrs. R. II. Clarke, Mrs. Broadwood, Mrs. P. F. Davis. Mrs. H. Mcdonald, Mrs. M F. Kirkbride, Mrs. R. Moore, Mrs E. Johnstone, Mrs. Paul Acker Miss LeBaron, Miss May Fans, and Miss Julia McPhilips.
 Mrs. II. T. Smith entertained delight fully Monday afternoon complimentary to the Pivot Whist club at her lovely home on Government street Some very interesting games were played, which were closely contested, a score of plus 3 being made at every table and by two ladies at one table. Mrs. Rivers Rush and Mrs. l.. H. Horn, Mrs. Thomas St. John and Mrs. B. r. Adams were the ones who tied for the prize. Mrs. Bush drew the lucky ace, thereby securing the prize, a. Christy pictures; the consola- tion, a Haviland cup and saucer, was won on the cut by Mrs. B. F. Adams. At the conclusion of the games punch and other refreshments were served.
 Mrs. William Bidgood and Miss Louise Wathan have returned to the city after a delightful week spent in New Orleans.
 Dr, and Mrs, O.. F. Cawthorn and daughter. Mrs. E. J. Buck, left Monday for a visit of several weeks to Tate Springs.
 MT. Albert Wilds of Natchez, Miss, Is in the city the guest of his sister, Mrs
 James Hope Glennon on Georgia avenue.
 On Monday evening the following con- genial party of ladies and gentlemen en- joyed a trip across the bay on the "Fal- con- with Mir. and Mrs. Dorgan Ledyard as chaperons: Misses Sarah and Marie Bush. Ethel Hodgson, Helen Clarke. Jessie Whiting, Ruth Huger. Annie Louise Harrison. Olive Barker, pr. Tun- stall Inge, MT. Perrin Bestor, Charles Hall, Joseph Harrison, Percy Pettus, A w. Brooks, Orrville Cawthorne. A. P, Bush, MT. M. Marshall, Captain Teb- betts.
 Mrs. Joseph Raymond left Monday evening for Yarmouth, Canada, to be absent from the city for about four months.
 Miss Louise Mickle has returned to the city after delightful trip to the reunion in New Orleans.
 Mis- Annie Louise vass, who has been in New York attending Miss Huger 8 school for the past nine months, will re- turn home Sunday morning and will re- main in Mobile for several weeks before returning north for the summer. The Clara Schumann club gave a de- lightful concert Monday evening at the McGin Institute hall The club held an other meeting for the election of officers | Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. l Goodman on St. Anthony street, with l the following results: Mrs. D. w. Good man. president; Mrs. Julius Goldstein. 1 vice president; Mrs. Joseph Sands, secre- | tary and Miss Marietta Green treasu- rer Music committee, Mrs, M. c. Rob- | bins, chairman; Mrs. O. L. Crampton and Miss Julia McPhillips Executive committee. Mrs. Irwin Craighead chair man; Mrs ]. T. Wright and Mrs. Albert | Brown After the election of officers dainty refreshments of ices and punch 1 were served Miss Mabel Heustis and | Miss Virginia Mitchell added to the pleasure of the evening by singing sev- | eral beautiful songs
 | Among those who will spend a part of | the summer at the hotel at Point Clear | are the families of Mesre. l.. Hammell, | L. Horcheimer, MT. and Mrs. H. Clarke | and large party from Birmingham. Mrs. Caro- Cameron is in Macon. Ga, the guest of her brother, Mir. D. R. Me-
 lone and is the recipient of many social entertainments.
 Mrs Garret Shawhan entertained the Sunshine Tea club Tuesday afternoon Mrs Richard Cobbs and little daugh-