The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-12
Mohila sociatu Mawa.

Tn week brilliant with private enter tainments and big balls, the card party given by Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain on yes- terday will be long remembered. Pink roses, pink ribbons and smilax made of the parlors a beautiful spot, and wreaths of hand painted pink roses marked the places of the following ladies: Mrs. B. F. Adams. Mrs. F. E. Overall, Mrs. R. H. Mellett, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. M. F. Kirkbride. Mrs. William Mastin, Mrs. John Quill. Mrs. C.. M. Luce, Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Mrs. c. s. Shawhan, Mrs. Thom- as St. John, Mrs. R. H. Sadler, Mrs B. B. Boone, Mrs. Waring Harrison, Mrs. c. T. Hearin. Mrs. James Hagan, Miss Dawson Mrs. Joseph St. George Tucker, Mrs. P. J. M. Acker, Mrs. Bestor Rob- ertson, Mrs James McPhillips. Mrs. Imo- gene Little, Mrs. Marshal Higley, Mrs. w. B. Hall of Sewanee, Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs. S. s. Rubira, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Mc- Phillips. Mrs. E. J. Buck, Mrs. Mark Lyons Mrs. W. B. Paterson, Mrs. L. H. Horn. Mrs. William Monk Jr., Mrs. J. Sid Robbins, Mrs. c. H. Heakes. Mrs. Lynn Daugherty, Mrs. O. L. Champion. Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Mrs. Louis Donald. Mrs. James Moreland Mrs. Blocker Thornton, Mrs. W. K. Syson, Mrs. Shelton Sims, Mrs. Rivers Rush. Mrs. Eugene Bondurant, Mrs. H. T. 1nge and Mrs. T. H. Smith.
 Mrs L. H. Horn was the lucky one to win the first prize, Haviland china cock tail cups, Mrs. James Hagan the second, a water color of pink roses. and Mrs. Lynn Daugherty a dainty Haviland china teapot decorated in pink roses.
 A bright spot in a gloomy day was Mrs. George Heake's reception this afternoon and evening. Mrs. Heakes and her pretty sister. Miss Miles. have spent little time in Mobile for some years and thair pres ence here this winter has been great pleasure Co their many friends. Owing to their prolonged absences from the city, to- day is the first occasion in some time in which their pretty home on Church Street has been thrown open, and in response to welcome invitations. the rooms were thronged from 5 to by married friends. and from to 12 by the girls and young men. The guests of honor were: Mrs. John IT. Enslen of Birmingham and Mrs Stockdell of Atlanta. who are visiting Mrs. HealIes and Miss Miles. Mrs. Enslen wore a handsome gown of white net over chiffon. Miss Stcckdell> white chiffon over silk; Mrs. Heakes. white spangled net and Miss Miles white net yer chiffon. In tho receiving party were Mrs. Santos Rubira. Jr., Mrs. F. c. Hughes. Mrs. G. r. Fletcher and in the dining room were Misses Una Dorgan. Nellie Gordon, Lily Higley. Caroline Ulmer, Eloise Wlthers. wills of Richmond and Margaret McDon- ald of Tain, Scotland. Red roses and palms were the decorations everywhere save in the dining room where white car nations were used profuSely and with pretty taste. The reception in the even- ing wound up with an informal dance.
 The regular monthly meeting of tho Daughters of the Confederacy took place this afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. at 3 o'clock.
 Miss May Ce Robinson entertained Mo- bile friends and a few visiting girls at q meeting ot the Drawing Cards today.
 The Needles and Pins Club met this evening with MT. and Mrs. Palmer Pil- lans.
 The annual ball of the Lomax Rifles itook place this evening at German Relief Hall.
 The Bowling Club postponed from yes l tardav. met today at the Country Club.
 The wedding of Miss Carrie Stouts and