The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-24

charmingly this afternoon at musi- cale at her home on Government Street. Forty or more guests filled the par 1ors and listened with pleasure to the program which offered many features unfamiliar to a Mobile audience. Re- treatments were served at the conciu- sion of the concert. The program was as follows:
 i. Piano solo, Scherzo fiat minor (Chopin)- )--Mr. Charles Dunster
 q violin solo, Romance" (Svend- sen) )--Mr. Arthur D. Francis.
 g. Contralto solo, 'Oh Dry Those Tears" (Teresa del Riego)--Miss Gus man.
 (. Trio for piano. violin and cello (Allegro and Andante by c. Bohm)-- Mir. Charles Dunster, Mir. A. D. Fran cis and Mir. F. Faehrmann.
 5. Tenor solo, Irish Love Song" Uang) -Mr. F. A. Dunster.
 6. Cello solo, Evening Star" from Tannhauser (R. Wagner) F. Faehrmann.
 2. Piano solo, Presto. sharp mi- nor (Mendelssohn) --Mr. Charles Duns- ter.
 8. Violin solo. (a) "Cavatina" (C. Bohm: (b) souvenir de Wieniawskf' (Haesche) )--Mr. Arthur D. Francis.
 Miss Harry Stockdeil or Atlantd mas had many pleasant things done for her during her visit to Miss Miles but none more enjoyable than the bowling party given by Mrs. William Bidgood today at the Country Club. The game of ten pIns was followed by a three course luncheon, the small tables at which the guests were served being decorated with yellow roses and ferns, with yell low rose place cards. The guests who enjoyed Mrs. Bidgoods hospitality were Misses Mary Mitchell Robbins. Zemma Mastin, ogarita Merrill, Julia Lake, Rosa Coates. Helen Boone, Nor ris Clarke. Mary Hybart, Jean Miles. Harry Stockdell, Miss Robbins and Miss Mary Robbins of Boston. Fay Dodge of Germantown, Mrs. E. c. WaIthall of Richmond and Mrs. George Heakes.
 Miss Meta Leinkauf of Atlanta is re- cetying a great deal of attention from Mobile friends. Last evening she was the guest of honor at the Week End Club, entertained by Mrs. T. J. Con- way. The other guests were. Miss Loeb and MT. Bernard Eichold, Miss Etta Bloch and MT. Emanuel Eichold. Miss HeiIbron and MT. Eugene Brown, Miss Bertie Schwarz and MT. Hugo Proskauer, MT. Alec Meyer, Mir. Harry Haverman, MT. Joe Lyons, Mrs. Kohl meyer. MT. and Mrs. Milton Brown, Mr. ana Mrs. Sydney Rosenbaum.
 The game of the Bowling Club yes- terday resulted in Miss Helen Smith and Miss Maybelle Mckee winning the prizes, Misses Ethel and Elcie Fry served luncheon. One prize, white silk girdle, was sent from Yarmouth, N. S., by Miss Hettie Dahlgren who was a member last season, and who wished still to keep In touch with her club friends.
 The Young Matron's Sewing Circle entertained yesterday by Mrs. Ralph Holberg was in the nature of a recep- tion for Mrs Holberg's aunt, Miss FrohIicstein of Pensacola. The other i ladies who were added to the club cir cle. were Miss Meta Leinkauf of Att lanta. Mrs. J. Morris. Mrs. Leotoff, Miss Dannheiser, Miss Heilbron and Miss Wanda Mayer.
 The members of the Elwell Club. which met last night with Mrs. M. F. Kirkbride, were MT. and Mrs. J. L.. Robbins, pr. and Mrs. Harry Inge, Dr. and Mrs. White, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Rush, Miss Jessie Whiting. Mir. w. G. Horn and MT. J. P. Moreland
 Mir. and Mrs. William Marshall Car ney have issued invitations to the mar riage of their daughter Laura to Mir. Kenneth Bruce, Wednesday evening. April 5, at o'clock at Heavenly Rest Church, Atmore, Ala. Miss Carney has