The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14

pleasant event for Mesdames F. O.. Hoffman, John McPhillips. c. E. Vim cent, Vince Greenwood. A J. Turner, Imahorn, w. E. Mckle, Jr.. Jesse Burke, Misses Corinne Fonde, Kitty Shepard, Reba Neville. Marietta Green, Ruth Shepard, Josephine Mickle, Lillian Carter, Margie Burke, Rosa and Alice McPhillips. Maisie and Genevieve Mo- Keon, Aline Risque, Anna McColgin, Claudine Murphy, Agnes Blacksher, Mary Lillie Taylor, Virginia Sims. Kate Meecham, Georgia Sage, Julia McPhtl- lips, May Eanes. Miss Corinne Fonde won A white silk parasol, Miss Kitty Sheppard a whie lace fan.
 One by one Mobiles attractive girls are leaving the ranks of belledom and Joining the band of young matrons. We have the privilege of announcing today the engagement of Miss Mary Robins, daughter of MT. and Mrs. NJ C.. Robbins to MT. Thomas Shepard Roche, the wedding to take place quietly at home the evening of June 15. Both Miss Robbins and MT. Roche are ex- ceedingly popular and their friends join in hearty congratulations and good wishes.
 A merry party of young peope will go to Point Clear this afternoon to re- main until Monday at the Anchorage" the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ross. In the party are Miss Lucy Taylor of Demopolis, Miss Mary Rich, Miss Mary Hunter, Messrs. George Lesesne, Henry Clarke, Tom Boone, Montague Whit ing, Shannon Hunter, Carol Prince, Wythe Whiting, William Ross, chape- roned by Mrs. Jack Ross and Mrs. J. c. Rich.
 n nfaI this afternoon at the home of the re- gent, Mrs. R. H. Clarke. The April program was given. MT James R. Randall of Augusta, Ga. was present and made a charming talk to the la dies. By request he recited some of his own poems, Mrs. M. E. Henry Ruff fin was also a guest and made an ad- dress on the War Poetry of Father Ryan"
 Miss Annie Louise Harrison gave pleasure to a number of friends yes terday afternoon on moonlight tug party The party included Misses Mary Hunter, Mary Rich, Lncy Taylor. Marcia Burgess and Messrs. Ben Rhett, William Ross Horace Upton. Wyth and Montague Whiting, A. P. Bush. J. B. Waterman. The trip was made to Montrose and light refreshments were served on board.
 Mrs. Violet Bidgood and Mrs. George Heakes were the hostesses at the Coun- | try Club tea this afternoon with a | bevy of pretty assistants, Misses Rosa | Coates, Zemma Masters Mary Robbins, Mary Hybart, Louise Futile and Mrs. John A. Schake of Brooklyn, N. Y. who is Mrs Bidgoods guest.
 Mrs. Harry Donald entertained at bridge whist this afternoon in com nliment to Mrs Hannis Taylor of l Washington. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ktrkbride will give bridge party in her honor.
 The Point Clear colony will have a welcome addition this year in MT. J | c. Bush's family. MT. Bush having rent ed the Ross two-story cottage.
 Miss Quenelle Long of Hurtsboro l Ala, who has been the guest of Miss Josephine Mickle. returned home last evening.
 Mrs. J. M. Carmichael of Montgom- | cry. who was a delegate to the U D c. convention. returned home yester- day.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. IT, will be the hos.
 tess of the Hamilton Whist Club Mon. day afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. Herndon Higley will
 spend the summer at Spring Hill witt Mrs. Linning
 MT. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor and Mis- l Grace Bestor have returned from