The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-22
Mobil Society News.

Mobil Society News. Mrs. Richard MilJetts party this af- ternoon was only for young nnatrons. all. William Bidgood, Hunt Chamber proved to be. The guests were Mes danes F. P. Davis. W. M Hfgley, H. IF. Schoenborn; George Lyon, Jos. Mich ael. Henry Tonsmeira. | C. Eicli. S s. Rubira, Jr., c. T, fIearin, F. E Over representing "a wish bone, first prize. lain, N R. Clarke, .ChaIkley, H. M, Hopper. George Heales. q. R. Vaughan. T. Tannenbaum. D. B Kirkbride. Oliver Fowlkes, W. M. Harrison, Mark Lyons, IT., Joseph Tucker. Corinne orton, R. A. Rush. westmoreland. Thomas St. John and Miss willie Stone. Mrs. J. O. Dickens and Mrs. Jennie Mims kept the score. Mrs. Mellett, with her us- uai good taste. had a tempting collec- ton of prizes to be played for--for the lone hand prixe. siivef sugar tongs, an Oriental fern dish; second. a sofa pillow: consolation. a Japanese gong. the colors in all these prizes being law endar and green. the chosen color scheme of the party f e6 There were two large card parties to-day and both young girls and ma irons had chance to try their skill at the ever fascinating bid" Miss Mary PiI1ans and Mrs. Palmer Pillans entertained that collection of young and pretty girls aptly called the Drawing Cards. No misnomer this, for these club girls. debutantes of this year and of last season. have proven that they can draw anything they want, especially if 1t be of the male persuasion. Mrs. Pillans and Miss Mary proved most delightful hostesses d x1x1Ft s<f L.. --.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leopold Hammel have issued invitations to large circle of friends to the marriage of their daugh- ter. Miss Viola H. Strauss to Mr. Ar thur M. Epstein of Denver, Col. The wedding will take place at the Temple the evening of May 4th. and will be followed by a reception at the Ham mel home on Goyernment street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Davis gave a dance at their beautiful country place tonight in compliment to Miss Aline Risque of St. Louis. who is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Davis.
 Dr. Leon L. Solomon of Louisville, Ky. and his wife, formerly Miss Alma Brown are in the city, the guests of Mrs Solomon's mother, Mrs. E. Brown on Monroe street.
 MT. Pha-es Coleman of Montgomery, spent yesterday in the city and was one of the distinguished guests at the reception at the Elks' Home last evening.
 Dr. w. M. Jordan of Birmingham is in attendance on the doctors conven- tion and was one of the guests at the reception last evening at the Elks' Home.
 The M. M. I. Company of cadets have issued invitations to their annual hop, Friday evening. April 22nd, at German Relief Hall.
 Miss Regina Rapier has returned from a visit to New Orleans. bringing with her her cousin. Miss Mary. Ra-
 Mrs G. s. Mckee and Miss MaebeIIe Mckee left this morning for St. Louis to be absent several days
 Mir. A. c. Carpenter of Birmingham was in the city yesterday en route to New Orleans.
 pr. Leon Wyman of Birmingham is in the city, attending the doctors con- vention.
 MT. Edmund Taylor of Montgomery. was in the city yesterday on business.
 MT. Buckner chipley of Pensacola. is in the city on business.
 
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