The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-08
The New.r of Mobile.

of hostess. Tn addition to the club mem. Ders. there were a number of married lsdies present: Mesdames Henry Hail: Ruse. Harry Inge. R. H. Clarke. N. R. Clarke. Harry Smith, W. M. Wastin, c. F. Hearin. L. c. Parker. Rhett Goode. p. M. Robinson. E. J. Buch. Mrs. Harry broidered table cover; Miss Bestor the club prize, cut-glass and silver bottle; Miss Jessie Whiting. an ornament and Mrs. ". M. Mastin beer stein. Among the strikingly handsome gowns noticed at this strictly feminine gathering was Mrs. l.. c. Parker's. of lavender silk with yoke and applique of rich lace. With this snd sne wore tces vi %hts , aSs hss g are always things of beauty and invari- ably cause a little ripple of admiration. As pretty young matron said: When ne ss tSrty eens o % aobes son was also beautifully gowned in white voile over silk with white picture hat.
 The Country Club has seen many orig inal parties, but few more amusing than the hat trimming contest given there is ss re, of trimming the hats for their fair part ners. and the rich and rare creations that resulted from their efforts were noth- lected. his own hat and materials from the pile placed in the midst, and. thFead- ing his own needle by his own unaided efforts, proceeded to do hts worst. The given. by unanimous consent of the fair Judges. to Dr. Henry Goidthwaite.. It was was not G 80 Gsy easy to gick out they the winner s5 honor was finally conferred upon MT Rinaido Piaggie
 Last evening at the rectory of St. Mary's Church. MT. Herndon W. Fowier Sy Rsv raber no attendants and only a few friends of the family of the young people present.. The bride Is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. son %i of of the ; late Thomas M N. Fowler. He is in the freight department of the l.. and N. Railroad. Mir. and Mrs. Fowler will make their home with Mir and Mrs. A. E.. White. 112 Georgia Avenue.
 Miss Frances Troy, Mrs Melletts at- tractive guest. left Tuesday evening with her mother for Nashville. Miss Troy is an fissured belle in Mobile, and will be row evening.
 Mrs. George H. Leatherbury has issued cards to an afternoon Eeception to be given January -14th. from to o'clock. Later in the same evening dance will be given in honor of Miss Corinne Orton Conductor John Rawls of the Mobile and Ohio is in sanatarium here to be op. erated on for appendicitis. He is one Of the oldest passenger conductors or, that road.
 There was called meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy this after noon at the home of the President, lSl Government Street.
 Charles Nelson this afternoon brought suit against Policeman James Donohue for $1,0 GOO damages for assault and bat tery. A large party of Chicagoas arrived hers and left this afternoon, for Baldwin Coun- ty to make large purchases of land Miss Matte Cary has returned from | Ft. Riley. Kan, and is the guest of her | sister. Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr.
 Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr., entertained the | Doasyouplease Club this afternoon at her | home on St. Emanuel Street.
 Miss Helen Clarke arrived home last night after an absence of several months
 In the North. The Drawing Cards met this morning I with Miss Lily Higley. on St. Joseph | Street.