The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-03

H. F. Faro. accompanied by their wives. left this afternoon for San Francisco, where they % to attend the convention of the National Association of Master Plumbers.
 Mobile Sooisty Nsws. The Doasyouplease Club. which mel yesterday at Mrs B. F. Adasns's new home. spent . most delightful afternoon. In addition to the club members. there were were Hesdames % $ .. noss [. crampson M % chsriss ss Wheeler. Caro- Cameron, R. A. Rush. H. T. Inge, James McPhiiips, Jr., ". x. Syson Burck of Peneacola, W. T. Kelly, sas%.s sasisss s J8hn c:r.psm o pSa'n' c:r,s: Mohr. M. F. Kirlxbrlde, John Alsers of Atlanta, Holcombe Quill. Misses Rosa Lyons, Jennie Hallett. Mattie and Clara as. The first prize, a Dresden tea pot, was won by Miss Rosa Lyons. the sec ond, a Haviland cup and saucer. by Mrs. Marshall Higiey. and tho cousolatton, . Dresden decorated cake plate. by Arn. Cameron.
 The club meetings next week will he
 Pivot whist. Monday afsssnosn with Hamilton Whist. Monday. with Mrs. R. Shakespeare Club, Tuesday. F. L. G.'s. Tuesday afternoon with
 Tea Club, "wednesday afternoon with Wednesday Whist Club with Mrs. R.
 Century Book Club, Wednesday. Drawing Cards, Thursday with Miss Belle Hallett.
 MsntieuIture Club. Friday. with Miss Nellie Friend.
 Dcasyoupisase. Friday. with Mrs. E. The Sunshine Society will meet. with Mrs. Henry Chamberlain on Monday af- ternoon.
 The K. K. K. Card Club. an oss1niza- ton composed of pretty young school girls, met this afternoon at Miss Ruth Shepard's. the following members pres ent: Misses Carrie George. Louise Tut abel Yerby. Minnie Hinckley. Kitty Shep- ard, Mary Danner. Mary Hunter, Lily Radcliffe. Lucille Overall, Carrie Lee Martin. Lucille Lson. Emily Boone and Gladys Boone. The first prize was gold stick pin, the consolation a fan. The E. L. c. Reading Club, another club composed of school girls. met yes- terday afternoon at the Blenviile Hotel. business meeting which followed the nt- erary program. Miss Eugenia Mcintosh was reelected President. will be the recital by MT. Dudley and MT. Mcclure. at the McGill Institute, Wednesday evening. They will be as- sisted by Miss Adler of Selma. and Mir. Leo Brown.
 Mrs. Syd Robbins left today for Selma. After short visit there she will go to New York. to join her sister, Mrs. Par rish, the artist, and on May IS these two ladies will sail for Europe.
 Jake Wells of theatrciai fame, spent a few hours in Mobile today. It was sur missed from his conversation that he was here Investigating the rumor of . new theatre in Mobile.
 Thursday night, the operetta, Irwin Sisters" by the High School Glee Club. assisted by Miss Waldalier, Mrs. Simon, MT. Halliwell and MT. Planck.
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 Mrs. c. M. Luce has issued invita- tions for card party in honor of her sister, Mrs. Dunton. for Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock.
 Last evening at their homs on Concep- ton Street, MT. and Mrs. c. 8. Shaw han entertained few friends informally at whist.
 Thursday afternoon will be the garden party, for the Benevolent Home, at the corner of Government and Ann Street.
 Mise Blanche Klein has returned home from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Demopolis.
 Mrs. Hannis Taylor, after a short visit to her mother and sisters, left yesterday for Washington.
 The Epworth League had social meet ing Friday with Mrs. Price Williams on Bayou Street.
 Friday the moonlight excursion to Daphne by the Trinity Altar Guild.
 Strawberries for Sunday dinner at Stuckey's. Phone 324.