The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
PersonaI and General.


 Personal and General.
 |. N. Granade. J. J. Granade, J. H !. Atchison Frankville; c. R. Burden and Roenton; J. P. Shamburger, Pine Hill and H. Walton. Camden. Ala. are registered at the Windsor.
 Aiabamians registered at Kiosky.s to- day are: !. w. .'eMcMillan, Stockton; S.. A. Stewart. Jackson: FAG. Hoilinger. Camden, MT. and Mrs. S:H, Beaf MT. and Mrs. c. T. Jordan. citroneiie. and T. H. Ware. Maplesviiie
 Edgar L. Mitchell. a prominent nner- chant of Bessemer, Ala. Is in the city guest of his friend. Yardmaster James wachter of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
 road.
 Mrs D. D. Williams and daughter. Mrs W. H. Pringle of New Orleans. are visiting Mrs Thomas B. Lyons at her home. No. 157 St. Joseph Street. At the Southern the following Ala bamians are registered: J. c. Swivelv. Fruitdale; R. Anderson. Ensiey: ]. M, :, Van Dusen. Mt. Vernon.
 MT. and Mrs L. L. Kosmins<y have gone to New Orleans where they will spend some time with Mrs. Kosminsky's parents.
 1T. A. Smith, popular. representa- tive of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad at Meridian. is. in Mobile today, \ ~ ,s. Mir. and Mrs. c. ke:: Peckner and Miss
 Fine Wilson of Colon. Panama, are
 guests at the Southern.
 
 Miss Marie E.. Goldsmith filed. in l Probate Court, her bond as Notary Public for Mobile County.
 down this morning for brief business | trip.
 | Mobile Society News, Mrs. James Gibboney and Mrs. George | E. Rosengrant entertained jointly to- I day at a card party at the home of
 Mrs. Gibboney, where Mrs. Rosengrant
 Is spending the winter The red and green of the coming Christmas.tide was
 seen In the decorations, which were of holly. bamboo. palms. garlands of red and green bells and vases of splen- l did American Beauty roses. Bid euchre | was played with enthusiasm. preceded | by pretty luncheon. served at small | tables. The prizes for which the com testants waged merry battle were an amethyst dogcollar. set of crescent | pins and a single crescent gold pin. | The ladies who enjoyed Mrs. ,Rosen- Rrant's and Mrs. Gibboney's hospitality were Mesdames Rhett Goode. Warren Horton, William Bidgood George | Heakes. Charles Hervey T. T. Inge. 1 E. J, Buck. George Lyons. Thomas Cook. J. Tannenbaum, W. Cunningham. R. A. Rush. Alfred Coates, Alfred Wilcox. nor q Mat thew Brewster. P. J. Acker. Henry Lesesne. George Leatherbury, F. c. Hughes, R. S. Gould Frank Hervey. Frank Parker. W. H. Monk, Jr.. E. M. Robinson, Frank Overall. L. Edleman. Frances Brady, Shelton Frederick. Miss
 Eloise withers and Miss Lolla Belle Gould presided at the punch bowl and
 Mises Rosa Coates. Lucille Burke. Lulie Lesesne and Lonnie Goodbrad kept the score.
 At the home of Capt O. B. Lyons. 46s South Franklin Street. his niece, Miss Etoie Dorian, of Dorian. Ala. was married to MT. Eugene W. Hawes. son of the we'll known printer of this city The ceremony took place at 2 o'clock, Father Bresian of St. Joseph's Church performing the service and number of friends and relatives being present The bride wore white satin gown with chiffon trimming. and long tuile veil 1ookin S@most attractive. Her at- tendants were Mrs, Eva Whitfield, mat.
 ron, of honor. in white silk and Miss Bertha Lyons. maid of honor. in light blue silk. MT. Henry Holbein was best
 man. After an informal reception. Mir and Mrs. Hawes left for a bridal trip to New Orleans. On their return they will
 live with Mir. Hawes's parents. 354
 South Michael Street
 Dr. and Mrs William Mastin's hospjt- able doors were opened wide tonight. | the occasion being a dancing party giv- en bv Mss Mastin fin compliment to | Miss Ella Piekens, a pretty debutante of the season. The evening was marked by the most delightful hospitality and the absence of the usual long line of receiving party. Miss Pickens Is the | daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Pick ems. and the schoolrirI friend of Miss
 Mastin. Many admiring comments were l made upon the pretty contrast the two girls made as they stood together. one typifving the Southern magnolia and one the dainty little Duchesse rose. A
 buffet supper was served during the
 evening.
 The marriage of MT. Raphael wens- v 1 Johnson took place yesterday afternoon
 at the Cathedral. Father Shaw perform ing the ceremony. Miss Eva Johnson. sister of the bride. and Mir Thomas Alexander McKinstry were the only at- tendnnts. Immediately after the cere- mony MT and Mrs. Martinez left for
 trip to Washington and New York.
 FE'ss R'ttv shernar4. Miss Catherine Fotinsor. Mss Elizabeth rhott %'ss
 G9r'rr3e sriith and Hiss y'relr'a sirs enioveA pleasant n'o rning al tA" Country C'uh today howIin~ ard e"'f shariuG their attention With th, 1olt-' cious luncheon at which they were Miss Sheppard's guests. .. Mrs. Albert Akers of Atlanta. Ga.'
 formerly Miss Hattie Garner. will be
 the guest of Miss Nonie Simuson until after the LAne-Simpson wedding, when
 she will visit Miss Mary Bullock. ThAEA ie Nnffa ~ti.,. F.sAapFse cole.