The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24
Mobile Society News.

The thirteenth birthday of little Miss
 Sadie Leatherbury was celebrated very
 happily today with a picnic at Monroe l Park, a form of celebration that gave | equal pleasure to the hostess and six
 teen girl friends. It was the merriest
 lot of young people in Christendom. who 1 crowded into the big tallyho which con-
 veyed the party to the Park and there 1 the day was spent in games and pleas | ure of all kinds. not emitting the
 luncheon which is a picnic's chief delight. l Mrs. Leatherbury chaperoned the fol- | lowing party Miss Sadia Leatherbury,
 Misses Helen Rich, Jamie Hearn, Nellie l Goodbrad. Corinne Reed, Marion Willis, Marion Hunter. Annie Hopkins. Lucille | Burke. Mildred Dortch, Virginia Hern- don, Anie Laurie Price, Agnes orton.
 Dorothy Carter and Lucie, May, George and Thomas Leatherburg. Mrs. Duke Goodman, Mrs. James Ha- 1 gan and Miss Julia McPhillips are in New Orleans today attending the Damrosch | concert.
 Miss Bessie Mountain gave a delightful | little party tonight to Miss May Shepherd and Mir Joe Clinton, whose wedding will
 take place shortly. and to their attend l ants. Her guests were, besides the two principals, Miss Ethel Sheldon, Mir Dan ! Smith. Miss Mabel Damrell MT. Bryan | Provost, Miss Bernie Roe MT. John Rawls, Page Parger. Frank Wilson, D. L.. | Vantrot. s 2 At very pretty white and green din- ner last evening, Miss Grace Bestor en- tertained the following guests: Miss Mar | cla Burgess, Miss Helen Clarke. Miss Jes- | sic Whiting Miss Marie Bush. Mss Marie
 Davis, Messrs Albert Bush, L. c. Dor gan, Perrin Bestor, pr. Killebrew and
 Drs. Pollard, Baker and Billings of Mont gomery.
 | delightful day at Dog River Club was enjoyed yesterday by Misses Jessie Whit
 ing. Marcia Burgess, Helen Clarke. Mrs. Morton of Columbus, O., Mrs. George
 Robinson of New York. Mrs. Robert Gage. Messrs. W, M. Marshall. L. c. Dor gan. D. P. Bestor, Albert Bush, Orville Cawthon and W. G. Horn.
 There was little doing this afternoon | at the Country Club The usual tea,
 through some misunderstanding. was not arranged for, and there would have been n sad blank in the festivities had not MT Luce come to the front and, with his | usual generosity, ordered some punch and | sandwiches for a hungry crowd. In compliment to some of the visiting physicians. Dr. Killebrew gave a pretty luncheon yesterday at the Battle House,
 his guests being Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Acker, Miss Louise Vass. Miss Saida Billups. Miss Ruth Huger, Miss Grace Bestor and Dr. Baker. pr. Billings and Dr. Pollard of Montgomery.
 Shakespeares birthday was celebrated in elaborate manner this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. John c. Mann by the Shakespeare Club and their guests. An interesting program of music, readings and papers was rendered.
 Mrs Burnet Clark of New York and her daughter. Miss Pauline Clark, will arrive Sunday afternoon and spend a week or SO in Mobile at Mrs. Hodgson's. Mir. Clark will arrive Wednesday to join his family.
 Miss Jessie Whiting expects to leave next Sunday for New York. where she will spend a week or ten days before sailing for Europe.
 The Mobile Symphony concert at the McGin Institute will take place Monday evening.