The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
NTobsIe society News.

Captain W. F. Tebbetts compumehteo Miss1Ruth Bush with a most delightful dinner this evening at which were present their bridal party and num- Der of Mobile and Birmingham friends. The RathskeIlar of the Atheiston Club has rarely witnessed a prettier party and certainly never happier or mer- rier one. The large low room was filled with palms and flowers and the shaded lights cast a most becoming glow over the scene. In the centre of the room was the long table. set with cut glass. silver. smiiax and quantities of handsome red roses. The place cards were unique, han0painted Cupids, bells, four-leaf cloverG hearts, slippers, horseshoes and other designs emblematic of good luck. In an ad- joining room a stringed orchestra played softly, rythmical accompani- ment to the toasts and honmots that circ1e5 about the board. Mir. Tebbetts did the hcuors most gracefully and many bumpers of wine were drunk to his happiness and that of Miss Bush. After an elaborate dinner. the table was removed and an informal dance ended a most charming episode in the lives not only of the happy pair, but of their fortunate guests. Those pres ent were Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Brooks, Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Bush. Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clark. Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Led- yard Mir. snd Mrs. C A. Hall. Miss Marie Bush and Mfr. Charles Mccreary of Birn,ingham. Miss Ethel HodQson and Mir, W c. Horn. Mrs. Gaze and Mfr. W. F. Stratton. Miss Grace Bestor and Mir. Orviile cawthon, Miss Jessie Whit ing and Mr. Perrin Bestor, Mss Marcia Burgess ana Mfr. Albert Bush, Miss Maude Middleton and Mir. George Me- Cleilan, Miss Mamie Triniett and Mr. George Brown of Birminvham, Miss DAe AA tu N( Birmingham. Miss Helen Triplett and MT. Erskin Ramsey of Birmin eham, and Messrs Frank Smith, Gayle owen, Glen E. Aunspaugh. Percy Pcttus.
 The young ladies who are to serve at the Latta-Merril wedding tomorrow evening were eD|Arteined at luncheon today bv Miss Merrill The private room at Stiies's restaurant was given up to the party and was prettilv decor ated, for the occasion. Besides the pretty place cards, each guest received a souvenir in the form of cut glass and silver perfume bottle. filled with evtract and tied with ribbons. Miss MerriIrs guests were Misses venetia and Mary Danner. Rosa Coates. Vir- gInia Sims, Mary PiIians, Ida Richard son, Mary Bullock LoIia Belle Gould, zemma Mastin. oline McMillan.
 Among the entertainments gwen Tn honor If Miss Bush and Captain Teb- hetts was dinner last week at which MT. and Mrs. Horace Clark entertained Mir and Mrs A. W. Brooks. Miss Marie Rueh. Dr Oates and Miss Bush and Mr Tehbetts. Golden colored chrvsan- the nuns were the decorations. the same flower scheme that Miss Bush win carry out in her wedding decora- tiops.
 MT. and Mrs A. W Brooks enter tained inforrallv at surner last even ing in compliment to Mir and Mrs. Genie Bush. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs Robert du Mont, Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Hali. Mir and Mrs D. Ledyard and Mir. and Mrs. c, M. Luce.
 Mir Flnnore Bundle and Miss Caro- line George have returned from Shef- field where they attended the Alleyn- Grove wedding.
 Miss Emma Bussv Of Texas Is in the city ind will srend the winter with her sister. Mrs. Frank T. Parker.
 The Hsmilton whfsA Club was enter ta'pAd this afternoon by Mrs H. c. Donald.
 Miss Rertha Bloch is on a short visit to her brother, Mir. Sol Bloch in Cam den.
 Mrs A. D. wfIvins has returned from a visit to relatives in Selma.
 Mir Norman pitman Is visiting rela- tives in England.
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