The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-21
CoyoujaI Damem, Cross,
Mobile Society News.

Mobile Society News. The University Military School per- haps better known as "Wright's Boys" gave their annual ball at German Re- lief Hall tonight. large crowd being present. A number of gallant young beaux were on hand to receive tke guests as they entered, and pretty soon the ball was in full swing to the notes of Davidson's orchestra. There were chaperones in abundance and in addi- tion to the Mobile belles and beaux, some just returned for the Christmas holidays, and all had the spirit of the Joyous season in their hearts and in their feet.
 The committees were:
 Reception Committee-Barry Muckle, Sidney steinau, James Terrell, William Taylor, Easton 6potswood. oscar Bar ney, William LeBeau, Robin Swift, Sherwood Pape, B. Leopold Strauss. H. Ridgeley Marriott, Alfred Mcintosh. W. L. Ross Robin Swift. chairman.
 Floor Committee-Wilkes Bank, Kenneth Donald. Marion Forcheimer, Frank Adams, Herndon Smith. Harry Smith, Ulmer Bradley, Frank Adams chairman.
 After the wedding rehearal of tho
 
 pr. and Mrs. Rhett Goode entertained the bridal party at supper at their home on St. Emanuel street Mrs. Goode Is mast grand master of the science Of hospftality and to cross her threshold is to be assured of a delightful time. This was further ensured on this occa- sion by the personnel of her guests, Miss Burgess and Mir. Bush, MT. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, MT. and Mrs. T. G.. Rush. IT.. MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Ex- um, MT. and Mrs. Carmichael, MT Nor ris Bush, Miss Annie Williams. all of Birmingham, and MT. and ra"s. J. B. Wa terman. Miss Edith English of New York, Misses Helen Clarke. Amanda Moore, Grace Bestor, Jessie Whiting, Messrs. A. F. Cawthon. Jr.. P. D. Pet tus G. E. Aunspaugh, Curtis Bush, Erskin Ramsey of Birmingham, A B. Dupree of Texarkana, Texas. E. M. Robinson. F. J. Buck, A. w. Brooks. Estes Baker and Mir. and Mrs. w. b. Nesbitt of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Charles Mohr gave a handsome luncheon today in compliment to Mrs. T. G Bush of Birmingham. The other ladies were Miss Annie Williams, Mrs T. C. Bush Jr., of Birmingham, Mrs. w. D Nnsbitt, of Birmingham. Mrs. ]. E. Watern,an Mrs. Gaylord Clark, Mrs Louis Donald. Mrs. Gage. Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. B. B Boone, Mrs. H. r. Ingc. Mrs Rhett Goode, Mrs R. A. Sadler, Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Mrs. D. w. Bondurant Royal poincettia made brilliant centerpiece and for place cards there were Christmas sprgs of holly Mrs. Bush Is always a welcome visitor to Mobile as are also Miss Vii Hams and Mrs. Nesbitt, all of whom are claimed as ours although Birming- ham puts in a rival claim. An addi Al lxF ,gN Ia 1. portunity of meeting Mrs. T. c. Bush, Jr.. who is making her first visit to her husbands old home.
 A most beautiful Christmas luncheon was given today by Mrs Richard Mel lett in compliment to Miss Lucille overall, one of the most popular de- butantes of the season. In the centre of the festive board a chimney corner was arranged with Santa Claus busily filling the stockings that hung from the mantel. From this centerpiece, red ribbons stretched to the twelve places and were tied to miniature holly trees in pots. The place cards were tiny Santa Clauses. Red candles and shades in cut glass candelabra completed the pretty effect which was heightened by the pretty faces about the board. Mrs. Mellett with the guest of honor, Miss overall, ana MlSSeS Allne St, JolH' bet- tice Clark. Mary Hunter, OIne McMil- Ian. Mary Danner. Caroline George. Ella Pickens. Mamie Tompkins Mary Danner. Eloise Dunlap.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Leatherberry have as their attractive visitor Miss Jennie McGlathery of St. Stephens Mir Leatherberrys niece They gave a theatre party in her honor this even ing, followed by delightful and most enjoyable supper at their home. their guests being Miss Lettice Clark Miss Corinne Orton. Miss Mary Hunter, Miss Kyle, Mir T. w. Sims, MT Wyth Whit ing, MT. Melvin Billups, Mir. Abner Jackson. MT. Hale.
 Mobile friends have received invita- tions from Mir. and Mrs. Frank Toulmin Copp to the marriage Of their niece Emmie Herndon Hunter, to MT. Cllspy Ellis Keplinger on Wednesday. Janu- ary 10th, at o'clock, 1928 second Street, New Orleans. Miss Hunter has often visited in Mobile and has many admirers here who are interested Tn her happiness.
 Judge and Mrs. J. C. Csrmichael. or Birmingham, are in the city, guests