The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-16
MOBILE.

Mobile November 15.-tSpecial. )--There was a very pleasant theater party Fri day night to see Ada Rehan and Otis Skinner in the Flaming of the Shrew." " The party consisted of Miss Lily HigleN Miss Hattie Wheeler, MT. Nelson. MT. Gross, Mir and Mrs Hunter, Mrs Win ston Jones and MT. Sale of Selma, Ala. After the performance the party enjoyed a tempting supper at the Battle house.
 The Menticulture club met Friday morning at II o'clock with Miss Nellie Friend as hostess The morning was a very delightful one to all present.
 MT. and Mrs. George Moselander and family of Greensboro, Ala, have moved to Mobile and will reside on St. Anthony street between Broad and Spring Hill avenue. Miss Moselander Is an attract i've debutante and will be a great addi- ton to the social circles.
 Mrs. Little gave her daughter, I'm
 delightful birthday party Saturda,
 ternoon. celebrating her tenth ycar Those present were: Little Miss Agnes Falk, Miss Myrtle Godbold, Miss Melvin Tucker, Miss Edith Tucker, Miss Marie Dickson, Miss May Rush. Miss Lucille Rush, Miss Emily Boone Miss Helen Rich. Miss Jamie Hearin, Miss Estelle Burget. MT. Edward Michael, Mr Nor man Putnam. MT Gordon Burgett, Mr. Claiborne Schley. MT Harvey Smith, Mir Harry Smith, MT Richard and MT Wal ter Inge, MT. c. T. Hearin, MT. Roger Brewster, MT. George Gage. MT Frank Adams, Miss Augusta Sage and the two little Sands girls. Ice cream cakes and bon-bons were served, and after many merry games the little ,oks all wished Miss Imogene many happy birthdays to come
 delightful theater party was given Friday night by Mir and Mrs G. M. Luce to MT. and Mrs Norborne Clarke, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hearin, Mrs Harry Pettus and Mir. Piaggio delicious sup per was served at the Battle house after the play.
 The first general meeting of the Coun- cil of Jewish Women was held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the rooms of the Y M. c. A. building Fhe feature of the afternoon was an address by Mrs. Electra Semmes Colson on the position of women from primitive to present times.
 Miss May Prince entertained Miss Dan- ner, Miss Cook and Miss Williamson at an informal dinner on Thursday night. Miss Prince was a delightful hostess and the girls enjoyed the evening very much.
 The Pivot Whist club held an enjoy able meeting Monday afternoon at the I members of this club are enthusiastic whist players and always enjoy these meetings. The members present were Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Barnewell, Mrs. Sy son. Mrs. Vas, Mrs. Monk. Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Horn, Mrs Partridge Mrs. Luce and Mrs. St. John. The guests present were Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Champion, Mrs. Eaton. Miss Ellen Smith and Miss Jennie Hallett. The first prize was won ~ Mrs. c. NJ. Luce. and the consolation by Mrs Partridge At the conclusion of the games tempting course of salad was served with hot choc- olate.
 MT. w J. L'Engle gave a theater party Monday night and after the performance entertained his guests at a supper at the Battle house. Those present were MT and Mrs. R. N. Clarke MT. and Mrs F. j. Buck, MT. and Mrs Frank Overall Mrs. Luce MT. R. II. Clarke, Mir and Mrs. Charles Hearth, MT. and Mrs. S. Sheriff. Miss Sheriff, Mrs. Broadwood and Mr. Wheeler.
 The Liberty Belles a society composed of young ladies. gave the first masque- rade ball of the season Tuesday night at the German Relief hall and it was much enjoyed by all who were fortunate enough to be invited. The young girls were at tired in white gowns and across the shoulders wore a sash of red and blue and for head ornaments they wore caps of the national colors The society marched into the hall at o'clock. were introduced by the chairman mad the dance was on. The first four dances were reserved for the maskers. Miss Florence Griffin Is president of the soci- ety; Miss Florence Curry. vice-president; Miss Laura Griffin. secretary and treas urer.
 A very pretty home wedding was cele' brated Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. F. J. Crane, 2l7 Old Shell road The contracting parties were Miss Laura E. Crane and MT. Richard B. Hud- son. the Rev. Dr. Planck performing the ceremony The bride looked charming in a traveling gown of brown cloth, carry ing d shower bouquet of Duchess roses. The house was decorated in bamboo and chrysanthemums. A reception was held after the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Hud- son departed with the best wishes of their friends following them to their fu- ture home in New Orleans.