The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-29
The Newr of Mobile.

All of the stations of importance along
 the road will be visited.
 Mobile Society News. | The week is starting off brilliantly. The | this evening and naturally this much-
 heraided gentleman received a royal well
 come as befitted his majesty. In his court were almost as many pretty girls as there were in the audience and that Is
 saying much. A special delegation well
 coming the Prince was q tandem theatre party given by Miss Ida Richardson, in- cluding as pretty q bunch of girls as one
 could see in days Journey. Two entire
 rows of seats were occupied by the party.
 the ladies occupying the front row and l their escorts sitting behind them. . After | the play, the party adjourned to the Bat tie House. where an elaborate supper
 was served in a private dining room.
 The party included Miss Ida Richardson land MT. James Strong. Miss Jessie Whit ing and Dr. Kiliebrew. Miss Louise Vass
 and Mir. Frank Fowler. Miss Georgia Sage
 and Mir. Horace Upton, Miss Mary Rob-
 bins and Mir. With Whiting. Miss Dawn
 Fowler and MT. Walter Horn, Miss Mary Cooper and Mir. Ben Hatch, Miss Una Dorgan and Mir. Montre Lewis, Miss May
 Threefoot and Mir Montague Whiting. Miss Gertrude Smith and Mir. John Me caa. Miss Theo Williamson and Mfr. Erwin
 Little, Mrs. Whiting and Mfr. l.. c. Dor-
 gan. and Mir. and Mrs. George Robinson. Miss Corineta Kirkbride was the hostess tonight at a card party, her guests being the younger boys and girls, belles and beaux of the future. There were eight
 tables in the large double parlors. and Christmas decorations added to the fes-
 tive spirit of the evening. The prizes played for were Christy picture and a hat pin for the girls, gold stick pin and cuff bottoms for the boys, and pret- ty book for the consolation. Miss Corin- eats guests were Misses Louise Overall, Mabel Goode. Ruth .Shephard. Lucille and Margaret Lgon, Lily Radcliff, Henny McPhillips. Etta Gaillard, Mary Lane. Oline McMillan. Dorothy Donald. Matte
 Bell Kirkbride. Emily Boone. Mamie
 Messrs. Harry Inge. Wallace Parham.
 Joseph and Eugene Bright. Fitzpatrick. John Holsborn, Gordon Donald, Chester Gould, Fielding Vaughan, George Craw- ford. Greg Smith, Willie Taylor, Tacon,
 Roland Mellett, Philip Kraus. Robert Herndon.
 MT. D. W. Baxter of Toronto, Canada,
 arrived today to spend some time in Mo-
 bile. Mir. Baxter spent a winter here four years ago, and has the distinction of
 having introduced golf into the com munity. Mir Robert Hunter and MT Bax-
 ter first drove the festive and elusive ball
 on what Is now the Country Club course and planted the germ that has grown into
 the chief pleasure and recreation of the
 business men of the city. At the time
 these two pioneers were looked on with
 pity and derision and many funny stories
 are extant concerning their efforts to im-
 part their enthusiasm to the uninitiated.
 MT. Baxter has many friends here. who
 will be glad to welcome him to Mobile again.
 Misses Margaret and Saida Billups and Miss Corinne Orton gave soiree this
 evening The dance took place at German
 Relief Hall, beginning at o'clock. and the children effected much credit upon their teachers.
 Miss Garber of Demopolis, who has been | the guest of Miss May Prince, returned
 Saturday to her home.
 The Hamilton Club met today with Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore instead of Mrs. MIL lard Kirkbride. -+-T | Mir. e. H.. Tucker returned last might to Memphis. Mrs. Tucker will remain for
 New, Years.
 ! MT. William Crehshaw left last night | for New York to be gone a week. !
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Torrey are visiting
 friends in Montgomery.
 MT. Clem 0azzam has returned to his home in Birmingham.