The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-05
Mobile Society News.

1han1s 10 long delayed leap year, the present season has been gay with dom ino parties of all kinus and varieties, not tho least enjoyable of them. being the one at Mrs. Fernand Forcheimer's last evening. The Leap Year Girls, twenty in number, disguised by shapeless d8minos of pink or blue were the hostesses of the affair, and generous hostesses they proved for they shared their privileges with twenty men and the forty maskers cre- ated much fun and confusion. At mid night the masks wore remove1 disclos- ing the identity of the following partici- pants: Misses Dolly Goldsmith, Etta Bloch, Beulah Hirsher of Montgomery Daisy Frenkel. Flora Zlmmern, Maud Haverman, Daisy Forcheimer. Boehm of New York, Greil of Montgomery, Mabel Childs of Dayton, Rosa Raner of St. Louis, Claire Pollock. Gertie Schwartz Lillian Frenkel, Claudine Brown, Josie Long, Mathilde woolf of Selma, Addie Herzfelt, Viola Strauss, Flossie Herzfeld and Messrs. E. Brisk, M. Frenkel, Eu- gene Brown. Walter Schwartz, Leon Schwartz. Leo Pollock. Nathan Dreyfus Bert Feist. Hugo Proskauer, Sol Well, Arthur Feiber, Jake Weiss, L. H. Meyer, Harry Haverman, Gaston Neubrik, Char | ley Simon, Solomon Ncubrik, Scharff, Michael and Bloch.
 The wind and rain storm yesterday froze the breath of spring so sud 1enly and unexpectedly that 1t is doubtful if 1t will recover for awhile. The golfers caught 1t in the open field, and the launch party up the river with the result that the first party of the season might we'll have been the last. However the trim 1 little Van Liew with Mir. N. R. Clarke at the wheel weathered the blow nicely and Miss Clarke and her guests reached home none the worse for their outing In the party were Miss Van Valkenberg, 2, Miss Amanda Moore, Miss Jessie Whit ing. Miss Grace Bestor, Messrs. Perrin Bestor. w. M. Marshall, W. F. Tebbetts, Jos. IT. Lyons, Orville Cawthon, G. A. l Fuerst.
 Mrs. Horton Falls as Miss Louise Dun lap was one of the prettiest and most popular of Mobile belles, and matrimony has in no wise diminished her charm. Her annual visits to her mother, Mrs. Vir- gfnia Dunlap, are source of pleasure to a circle of warm friends. and hor hus- band Is as welcome as herself Tonight Mir. Murray Wheeler gave a dinner at the Battle House to the Falls, and few other friends, who were MT. and Mrs. Lewis Dunlap. Miss Hattie Wheeler, Miss Grace Bestor, Miss Mabel Heustis Mr. John Vidmer. MT. c. E. Harrison, Mir w M. Marshall American Beauty roses
 
 Little River will have an unusual burst Of gaiety the remainder of this week, thinks to MT. w. G. Horn who Is en- Itertalning a party there. His guests are MT and Mrs. A. w. Brooks Misses Mar cia Burgess Jessie Whiting, Helen Clarke and Perrin Bestor and Albert Bush. The number will be reinforced on Sunday by the addition of G. A. Fuerst and Orville Cawthon.
 Colonel and Mrs. W. D. Mann left last night for their home in New York after visit of a week here. Colonel Mann is yearly visitor to this his old home, but 1t is the first time his friends here have met his wife, and so their visit was a doubly pleasant one.
 The dancers turned out in full force to- night at dancing class. and forgot for awhile that the season was over. The class usually meets on Saturday but the day was changed on account of the com ing of The Red Feather tomorrow night.
 Miss Hilda Auter of Vicksburg, Mss. | is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. James tGibboney.
 Mrs. H. Gabriel was the hostess of the young matrons' sewing circle Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Minnie Hanaw of Louisville Is visiting Mrs. Henry Hanaw.