The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-08

iatsr they will take the Munson Line stea n,er for a tour of Cuba. The itinerarv has not been arranged yet. but jt will include Havana, Santiago, and other principal ports Of the repub- lie of Cuba, the tour extending over period of several weeks This will be the clubs first visit to this city and tol Cuba, the object of which is to form some idea of the con- ditions existing in the island from a commercial viewpoint and the facilities for handling freight and passengers. | As Mobile is one of the ports of entry | of vessels from Cuba. the facilities here will also be inspected. Considerable importance is attached to the coming | of the club. N% Mobile Society News. Mrs Shelton Sims left last night for Atlanta, called there by the illness of her aunt. The young Matrons' Sewing Circle spent a pleasant afternoon today with
 Mrs. T. J. Conway. Mrs. George E. Stone and her little son left yesterday for visit to her mother in Haxen, Ala.
 Mrs. William Bidgood has issued in- vitations for a card party to be given in honor of Miss Louise Futile Friday
 afternoon, December IS. at ? o'clock. Mrs. Price williams Tompkins has issued invitations to a card party for Thursday evening, December 18th, at | 8 o'clock. in honor of Miss Oline Me-
 Milan.
 The Century Book Club met today in regular session at the home of the President. Mrs. Boykin Boone. Mrs.
 Aubrey Dickson and Mrs. shaffner read excellent papers and Mrs. Thomas Mo-
 Milan led the discussion.
 MT. and Mrs. J. o. Dickens have is- l sued invitations to a cotillion to be given for their niece. Miss Caroline | George, at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening, December 22. This will be
 Miss Georges formal debut into society and a notable social event.
 Mrs. J. o. Dickens and Miss George
 have returned from short trip to New Orleans.
 The Discards resumed business today, the first meeting being at the home of l the President, Mrs. E. c. Hughes. Only l the members were present. Misses Ma | bel Heustis, Grace Bestor, Ethel Hodg-
 son. Helen Clarke. Marcia Burgess. | Una Dorgan. Maribel Williams. Rosa
 Lyons, Adele Batre, Colleen Hughes,
 Miss Cover of Winchester, Louise Vass,
 Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Rubera. The Wednesday Afternoon Tea Club found a charming hostess today in Mrs. Walter Williamson and a most appre- l ciative coterie of guests in the follow | ing ladies: Mesdames Palmer Pillans, | 9 Mt Boone, Hardy Hopper, J. c. Rich, w. l..
 Ross. c. Ligon, F. N. Ruse. c. M. Luce. George Fearn. Jos. Michael. R. B. du | Mont, E. W. Bondurant W. T. Kelly, 1 James Maury, T. H. Smith and Misses
 Maude Middleton, Ethel Hodgson, Mol
 lie Irwin. Maude Kimball, Hattie
 Wheeler. Colleen Hughes and Miss | Cover of Winchester. Va. These ladies | and the members of the club had a most
 enjoyable afternoon, the sparkle of wit
 and repartee mingling with the cup
 that cheers. but not inebriates. This 1 refreshing brew, with It's accompani-
 ment of good things, was served by a | lovely group of girls,~ the pretty de-
 butante daughters of the club members,
 Misses Mary Danner, Mary Rich, Mary
 Hunter. Laura Pillans. Agnes Belle
 Goldsby, Clara Ross and Miss Theo Williamson.
  The Trumps, that excellently we'll named club of debutantes, held their initial meeting today at the home of
 Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby. With
 pretty taste and infinite pains, the
 young hostess made of her drawing
 room an Indian scene. the walls being
 hung with Navajo rugs, moccasins,
 bead work and other Indian souvenirs
 collected by Miss Agnes Belle and her
 grandmother, Mrs. Goldsby, while out
 in Colorado. The score cards were | pen and ink Indian heads, and tho prizes were likewise Indian souvenirs. l a bead belt, a leather shopping bag. and a bead necklace. Miss Agnes Belles guests on this occasion were Misses
 Marion Upham, Mamie Tompkins. Ern- estine Cook. Julia Lake, Louise Futile. Mary Robbins, Emma Rhett, Elizabeth Rhett, Kitty Sheppard. Mary Pillans, Laura Pillans. Elizabeth Mendenhall, Sallie Van Antwerp, Archie Jones, An | nie Stewart Caroline George. Bessie
 Mcclellan. Theo Williamson, Mary Danner, Oline McMillan. Kate Moslan- der. Clara Ross. Mary Rich. Mary Hun ter, May Ce Robinson. Saida Billups, Ida Richardson, Mary Taylor of De- mopolis, Josephine Mickle and Eloise Dunlap A salad and Ice course pre-