The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12

uniform courtesy and ability which, exercised in the commercial world, has already made him a factor in the busi- ness life of the city: He Is the son ham, and is manager of the Bush Gro cery house in this city. In the more frivolous world he is associated with all the leading organizations and has just completed hts second term as President of the Athelstan Club. Miss Burgess is one of trio of belles who have queened 1t in Mobile and main daughters wherever they have visited. Miss Whiting and Miss Helen Clarke, the other two of the trio, will; or course, take part in the wedding, Miss in nc order to return for the event. Mir. Bush's family will come from Birming- ham to attend the wedding. which will take place at the Government the wedding presents which the young couple will receive will be valuable lot on Government Street. the gift of , Miss Burgess's father
 Golf is once more on deck and the Hunter cup. the center of disturbance When Mir. Robert Hunter presented MsSe snS that iG t must ras bs won srss times property of any player. This was four
 Gfs sSs Yfssed esp 1na ss Ss ssd Emove on" brigade and passed Into new hands. As every winner is promptly 6Ssndsapgss fSs the he next ona Sa5s been handed down to the second and third generations of thespresent play CTS, had not the donor aitsred ate dnn his nan or, lucky enough to win out three times no matter at what lengthy intervals.
 There were other attractions than the Hunter cup. however, at the- Club this afternoon. for Mrs. W. H. Monk was in charge of the refreshments and the difrerence between caddy and a putting green at least recognized a good Htea' and "put" out remarkably
 Mrs. Monk was assisted in serving by Mrs. J. s. Raymond and Miss Ethel
 Today was the day of the men. Not content with having most of the fun at. the Country Club. they needs must st oeers me tSs sn ouse for an excellent supper and plenty 9f fun; MT; J; c. Rich Tas , elsStsd S,ss art were elected temporary chairmen of the entertainment Committee.
 The Afternoon Tea Club has resumed operations for the season of 1so5.o6. and met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Hamilton. In spite of the incle- ment weather. eight of the members sa.. saa ffT sSssss RSss x SsTs Gs %or Rosss Hunter, Benjamin Rhett, J. c. Rich. 2. M. F. Inge, Mrs. Sarah Burgett and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Hunter will be the next hostess.
 Mrs. R. H. Clarke will arrive Sum day afternoon from New York. MISS Morris Clarke will finger North while longer, visiting relatives in German town, Pa, and returning home with Miss Helen. who is now in Europe.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman of Montgomery will visit her sister, Mrs. Harry lnges early in the winter. Mrs. Coleman ls great favorlte here and her visits are always q signal for round oe eis- tertainins.
 Mir. Samuel Zimmern and his bride. Mss Leila Geist of Tensae. Ala, are etoppinR at the St. Andrew where they held an informal reception yesterday afternoon from to for their friends.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Saunders announce the engagement of their daughter. An- nie, to Mir Alfred M. Ney of Harrison burg, Va. The wedding will take place in February.
 Mrs. EImary Allen will spend the winter with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Will