The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-20
Mobile Society News.

Mobile Society News.
 Miss Maribel Williams was the gracious and graceful hostess his evening or large card party given in honor or MISS Katrina Ruse of Atlanta and Miss Carm Neimeyer of St. Louis. Miss Williams has mastered the art of entertaining to degree marvellous in a young girl ana her parties are always things of pleasure as well as beauty. Miss Neimeyer who was one of the guests of honor. is the guest of Miss Williams's .ousin, Miss Lilly Higley. She is a tall, graceful girl with willowy figure and has added scores of new friends to the already large circle formed on her previous visit. Miss Ruse, who is by birth Mobile girl. is small and a brunette, exceedingly pretty and has been a great favorite during her visit here this winter. To met these young la dies Miss Williams guests were Misses Jessie Whiting. Fullerton of Columbus. O., Mary Pillans, Grace Bestor, Virginia Thomas, Retta Heustis, Georgia Wayne, Lilly Higley, Ethel Hodgson, Marie Dams, Nellie Davis, Eliza Carter, s. Warfeld. Helen Clarke, Mildred Hutton, May Ce Robinson, A. L. Harrison, Austill, Mo Queen of Montgomery, Williamson, Brown of North Carolina, Sheriff, Prince, Lake, Burgess, Wheeler. Merrill. Barker. T non, Triplett, Irwin, Hallett and Dr. and Mrs. Bondurant, MT. and Mrs. William Kelly, MT. and Mrs. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. Acker, Mrs. L. c. Parker, Miss Cie- ments of Tuscaloosa, Miss Fitzpatrick, and Messrs. Kelley, Quill, Rice, Chandler, McPhilips, Prince, J. N. Harrison, Heron | Heustis, Tilzell. Walter, Rogers, Auns- paugh, Marshall Patton, Wheeler. Gayfer. | Feurst, Cruseman. Billups, Sandusky, F. Winter, Jackson. Wilson, Walford. Groom, Wood, D. R. Dunlap. Oates, Killebrew, Fry, Taylor. Cawthon.
 Prizes were-First lady's, cut glass al- mond dish; second, china plaque; conso- lation. Dresden vase.
 1 For the gentlemen. silver cigarette case, silver match box, consolation, silver pen cil.
 Prize for scorers, an Indian head.
 The Mobile Chapter. D. A. R., celebrat- | ed their second anniversary this after noon with a reception from to o'clock at the home of the Regent, Mrs. R. H | Clarke. As befitted the patriotic society and in honor of George Washington's birthday. the national colors, red white and blue, were in evidence ev- anywhere and added to the beauty of what Is one of the most effective homes I TIT tlC NIlys anu DduDOO dlSO COHl- bined to heighten the effect which was further enhanced by the Daughters them selves prettily gowned, all wearing some | where about their costume a touch of the three colors. Tea and light refreshments | were served and the parlors were throng- | ed throughout the afternoon with num- | bers of equisitely gowned women, includ- | ing not merely Mobilians but visitors who are here for the Carnival.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode, whose entertainments have been one of the features of the win ter season, gave a luncheon today in hon. or of Mrs. J. H. Rose of Hartford. Conn. Mrs. L. c. Garrett of New York, Mrs l.. C. Parker of New York and Mrs. Beat. ty of Chicago. The other guests were Mrs. R. A. Sadler, Mrs. E. D. Ledyard Mrs, E. J. Buck, Mrs. James Grey, Mrs Shelton. Sims, Mrs. c. E. Smith and Mrs | N. R. Clarke. The Carnival colors red yellow and green, were used in decorat- ing, as were also fancy masks and other pretty trifles suggestive of the Carnival season.
 Miss Mary Holmes entertained the | Drawing Cards today. her guests being | Misses Helen and Hattie Smith, Margaret and Satda Billups, Frangilla Smith, May | NS ANOpiiiSoH' i>'llS IllBleyi hdiS E-lildtlS Katrina Ruse, Florence Hopper. Florence Glennon, Mildred Hutton. Marie Davis Nellie Davis, Eliza Carter and others.
 The prizes at Mrs. McPhillips's party yesterday were won by Mrs. Edwin Ma cartney, Miss Ulrich and Mrs. William Kelly.
 At the Discards the prize winners were Mrs. P. J. ACker, Mrs. Louis Garrett and Miss Jessie Whiting.
 | Mrs. Stanley R. Herndon entertained the Tea Club this afternoon.
 The Pathfnders' meeting for today was postponed until next week.