The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-07
Mobile Society News.

uty Tom Powers.
 Eobile Society News.
 lat M was o'clock this morning bel before s,ta, tne stan Club and the curtain fell on the most brilliant series of cotillions eyer sven In this city. Even after an evening
 figures and 0.f eomes ssiser hours of incessant motion. Home. sweet Home," came all too soon, Tor us strains meant that the doors of the club Snti1 M ps Spensd no more to the ors tad1es es slI next season brings new round et 1alety. The credit of these brilliant Athel- stain germans is due to the efforts Of MT. DorEan ,ea5.r Ssss asd ns1,iemen Mr their efforts to give their friends pleas ure. and was appreciated to the utmost by Sne ladies who fairly overwhelmed them Mitn thanks at the conclusion Of the Mr. Dorgan was ably assisted last even ing oy Miss Whiting, who has proved ner- SGT an accomplished german leader. and favops not Spe only sde ost or the favors, and some of them were ex- cept,onally pretty, for instance, one set Wnich consisted of shield and spear for the men and banners for the girls; anoth- streamers for the ladies, silk covered coat hangers for the men. and others tod numerous to mention. One figure trans- and fife corps, the girls beating the min iatufe drums and the men Moving furt- ousiy upon tiny tin flutes, while MT. Dor gan and Dr.. Killebrew led the march with two immense drums. There was ! Mardi Gras figure also that provoked much merriment. ,..
 The following couples took part: pr. and Mrs: Rhett Goode, Mir. and Mrs. E; E Dewey, Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke. pr and MrH R MT and Mrs Frank Inge. pr. and Mrs. E. w. Bondurant, MT. and Mrs. P. !. Buck. MT: and Mrs. A. W. Brooks, MT; and Mrs E, M: Robinson Dawn Fowler and P. D. Pettus. Miss Lolla Belle Gould and F. L. Ward. Miss Marie Marston and Paul Rapier, Miss Miss Meta Huger and aren E. Aunspaugh, Miss Ethel Hodgson and A. P. Bush, Miss Gertrude Smith and W. H: YuiIie. Miss hsS Mrs sns sa a7S % T Teoseets sas Mss Ms: zemma Mastin and E. c. Rice. Miss Mae bel Mckee and John Winter Miss CO rinne orton and W. c. Horn, Miss Ruth Vass and aHf Dr. I. B. Hs Kiilebrew. l Miss Sen. a.e Fee Austeil and R. Piaggio, Jr., Miss Marcia Burgess and A, '. Van Heyniger B. Waterman. Miss Eunice Semtnes of Montgomery and Herbert Lyons, Miss Kate Crawford and j., B. Rapier. Miss Ruth Bush and Landon Hopkins, Miss May Prince and W. ". Hunter, Miss Una Dorgan ad pr. W. H. Oates. Miss Dill of Baltimore and Lieut.. Edward Edmonds Stags; Lieutenant Selfridge from Ft Morgan. Perrin Boston, J. N. Harrison and Edwin Fitzgerald.
 Miss Ethel Savage gave luncheon this afternoon to the graduating class of the Knott High School, of which she is a member. The decorat tions were all In green and gold, the class colors. MT. and Mrs Horace Clarke returned yesterday from Baltimore, bringing with them 8 young lady from that city who will be their guest during the carnival. Manassas on Wednesday will be two of the balls to be kept rolling next week.
 Mrs. Marmaduke of St. Louis and her daughter. Miss Zemula, are in the city visiting Mrs. W. M. Mastin.
 Miss Grace Boston is giving dinner this evening complimentary to Miss Juliet Craik of Montgomery
 Dr. Rhett Goode and pr, Henry Gold trip to Washington T.
 Mrs. George Heakes cards are. out for an afternoon and evening reception on the uth.
 MT. Joseph Lyons is in New Orleans on a short pleasure trip.