The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-01
Mob,l. Society News.

Mobile Society News. The foS down the bay Saturday after. noon was enough to cast a damper uvel the most cheerful spirits. only 1t didn't On the contrary the Country Club was never gayer and the large crowd includ' ed a larger sprinkiing or visitors than ever before Among them were Miss May Crenshaw of Orange Court House Va. Dr. Guest of Louisville, Ky. who is visiting his sister. Mrs. H. P. Vass, Mi S Cartwright, who is the guest of Mrs. Palmer Piilans; Mrs. Schafter of Cleve- l land. guest of Miss Julia McPhillip. Miss Kelly of Texas, Miss Shriner, visiting Miss Roseberry, Colonel and Mrs. Mann ot New York.
 Mrs. William Keyser of Pensacola and her guest, Miss Kitty Paulding of Wash ington, arrived this morning to make a short visit to Mrs. Keyser's sister, Mrs. Frank Ruse. Tomorrow they will go on to New Orleans This evening Mrs. Ruse gave a supper at the Country Club
 in honor of her attractive visitor. l The friends of MT. Martin Patton will
 learn with regret that he leaves Mobile on Wednesday to return no more this season. They hope that the changes and chances of the cotton buyers life will bring him back again next year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hines celebrated their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary yesterday with a pretty dinner. Among | their guests were pr. and Mrs. J. H. Mccormick of Washington. D. c. MT. J. Horton Falls arrived Saturday l to join his wife who is visiting her moth CT. Mrs. Virginia Dunlap. MT. and Mrs l Falls will return shortly to their home in Evanston. Ill.
 Captain and Mrs. Chapter of the reve- nue cutter Winona, are in the city stop- ping at Mrs. Scurvin's. They have just arrived from New London. Conn. The friends of Mrs. Murray L. Scriven gave her up with reluctance today when she left for Vinegar Bend. where her hus- band is established in business. Dr. Edelman delivered a lecture or Russia tonight at the Y. M. c. A. a lec- ture listened to with pleasure by an ap. preciative audience.
 Misses Catherine and Louise Kern have returned from delightful visit to New Orleans, where they spent the carnival season.
 Mir. A. c. Danner Miss Venetia Dan- ner and Mrs. Elsberry and daughter leave tomorrow for trip through Mex leo.
 Mrs. Harry Inge has returned from Montgomery, where she has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Phares Coleman.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Petit of Wabash Ind, are in the city on brief visit to their sister, Mrs. Lynn Daugherty.
 After brief visit to Mrs. R. H. Clarke. Mrs. Merriwether of Atlanta left yesterday to return to her home.
 Miss Annie Perrine left this morning for her home in Eutaw after a most de- liGhtful visit to friends here.
 Miss 1sottie Griel of Montgomery, a very pretty belle of that city, is the guest of Miss Claire Pollock.
 The musIc-lovers of the city enjoyed an especially fine concert tonight by the Clara Schumann Club.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Buck spent Sum- day with Mir. Bucks mother and brother at Biloxi. Miss Alleen Risque of St. Louis is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Mrs. L. H. Horn entertained the Pivot Whist Club this afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke will leave soon for trip to Havana. Miss Mary PiIlans is expected home tomorrow from Atlanta.