The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Mobile Society News.

Mrs. Frank Troost Parker enter tained most beautifully at q two ternoon at her home on Government Street The decorations were white Easter lilies and white roses. The ussn gsss tSss nsy YaodR snS sysI Rhett, and the score keepers were Misses Carlotta Turner and Mary. Mott Rhett. and the score cards were hand pinted ppainted sei 1ewei csse. hss the Second. cut glass bon-bon dish, and the consola- ton, pretty white lace fan, The guests: Mesdames John E. Mitchell. ham, T. B Dortch, Violet Bidgood, WarinF Harrison, Cary Butt, Charles A. Hall. Dargan Ledyard, Charles John ssSms ssSnss ao 5os Msnas s scksr sdnsy rnie Boa @ durant, Strachan Barrett, James Saw yer, w. H. Monk ,Jr., Thomas H. Smith, Win. L.. Ross, J. H. Gibbony; the young ladies were. Misses Meta Huger, Maud Middleton, Helen and Mamie Triplett, Mary Hybart, Carrie Kyle, Mary and venitia Dahner. Mary Robbins. Louise Futile. Virginia Sims. Florence Mcdonald of Havana, Emma and Elizabeth Rhett, Theo Williamson, Ross Coates, Julia Lake, Louise vass, Kitty Shepard, Gertrude Smith, May belle Mckee, Agnes Belle Goldsby, Genevive McKeon. Elsie and Ethel Fry. Annie Stewart, Lola Belle Gould and Mary Lily Taylor of Washington.
 A very pretty church wedding was that of MT. Joseph Schryver and Miss Elizabeth Hendon last night at the St. Francis Street Baptist Church. Miss Annie Pearl, sister of the bride. was maid of honor, and Miss Alberta Cock rell of Bessemer, and Miss Mary Green were bridesmaids MT. c. W. Rapier was best man and Mir. E. T. Tendon, Jr., D. M. Heminway, O. w. Hcndon and H. D. cockreil of Bessemsr were ushers.
 The Drawing Cards were delightful iy entertained by Misses Ethel and E1- sic Fry yesterday afternoon. Those who participated in addition to the club members, were Misses Mary Lily Taylor, Aline Risque of St. Louis, Miss Laros. Sallie Van Antwerp. Elizabeth Rhett, Virginia Sims, Pearl Hammond. Louise Futile. Julia Lake, May Three and Miss Burke.
 The Missionary Society of the Gov ernment Street Presbyterian Church. rendered a reception this evening in the Burgett Memorial building to Mir and Mrs. Erickson and Miss Edith Duffee who leave soon for Japan as missionaries.
 The Doasyouplease Club was enter tained this afternoon by Mrs R. H. Sadler, for Mrs. Mathew Brewster. The score cards and place cards were rab- bits. There were fifteen invited guests besides the club members.
 
 The Subscription Cotilion consisting of forty couples was beautifully led by MT. Henry Mcconnell and Miss Lola Belle Gould last night at German Re- lief Hall,
 MT. and Mrs. George L.. Mckee and daughter. Miss Maybelie. leave today for Washington. Mir Mckee goes to attend the Railroad Convention. Miss Mary Louise Hail, granddaugh- ter of the late Hon. Boiling Hall of Montgomery is on a short visit to Mrs. Joseph Hodgson.
 Mrs. A. F .Gaillard and Mrs. J. O. Hybart are spending few days at their country home across the bay at Daphns.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Frank L.. Horton are receiving congratulations on the ar- rival of their little son.
 Mrs. M. D. Buhl will arrive in Mo- bile on the steamship Saratoga Sunday from Havana.
 Mrs. wm. H. Monk. Jr., has issued cards for a bridge whist party on May 3.