The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-21

The early part of the evening was spent at the bowling alleys. and after the games | the party adjourned to the hostess s home, where a four-course supper was i beautifully served. 'Vialets and fresias formed the decorations, a large basket of fresias on one table and fragrant bowl I of yioiets and maiden hair fern on the | other. and around the hospitable boards were seated the following guests: Miss Mcdonald, Miss Rowena Carter of Nash vile, Miss Annie Perrin of Eutaw. Miss Anita Gaillard Miss Kate Huslander, | Miss Sallie Van Antwerp and Messrs. 1 Robert Gordon, Winfield Partridge. Moore l of Nashville. William Groom, Willis Hy- bart, Kenneth Kirkpatrick of Greenville, Howard Gaillard Montgomery 1nge and | Maschmeyer of Illinois. After a most enjoyable visit to Miss Sal- lie Van Antwerp, Miss Norma Ward re- turned yesterday to her home in Selma. Mrs. Paul Roberts of Anniston is in the city visiting her parents. MT and Mrs. Saffold Berney. Mrs: Roberts, as Miss Henry Berney, was a great belle here and her visits home are a great pleasure to her friends.
 Mrs. Elsberry of Demopolis, formerly | Miss May George of this city with her little daughter, Catherine, is the guest of Miss Venetia Daner. Mrs. Elsberry and Miss Danner will leave in two weeks for | a visit to Mexico.
 At a meeting of the Directors of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce held to. day a tribute to the memory of the late James T. Cunningham was unanimously adopted.
 Mrs. J. R. Bizzell returned today to her home in MonroeviIle, Ala, having spent the carnival week in the city with her daughter, Miss Lucille, at Mrs. Hodg- | sons.
 The steamer Mary left late tonight heavily laden for Montgomery and way points. The steamer Bethea, with a good cargo. left for Demopolis tonight.
 Miss Henrietta Cassen, a charming sel. milan. is in Mobile. guest of Miss Mar gle Burke, at her hospitable home, No. 757 Government Street.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr., and Mrs. Matthew Brewster returned home yesterday hay ing spent the carnival most delightfully in New Orleans.
 Mrs. N. R. Clarke. with her little son left today for Springfield Tenn. to spend month with her sister. Mrs. John Ewing Garner.
 Rev. C. M. Beckwith. Bishop of Ala bama. Is in the city and will confirm a class at St. Johns Church tomorrow mornig.
 Mrs Gil Boyle. who had been visiting her sister. Mrs. Penrose Vass, returne l today to her home in Louisville
 J. L. Kravepher of New Orleans, repre- senting wine manufacturing firm of Bordeaux. France, is in the city.
 Mrs. Frank Davis and Miss Molle IT, win are at home again after six weeks spent delightfully."- in New York. Dr. James Guest of Louisville was in the city the early part of the week with his sister. Mrs. Penrose Vass.
 MT, and Mrs. J. NJ. Clark have returned to Dayton. O., after a short visit to MT.
 Miss Ashley returned today to her home In Montgomery, after a pleasant visit to friends in this city.
 Mrs. A. T. Wheat of Louisville is ex- pected Monday and will spend a few days at the Bienville
 Miss Margaret Summers left today fol Louisville, after spendig a week pleasant | ly in this city.
 Charles O'Connor. a former Mobilian now of Birmingham, is in the city
 As the Mobile golf team expected tC leave today for Pensacola. the usual Sat urday tea at the County Club was aban