The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11
The News of Mobile

Field and Miss Kitty Shepard, Motley Lewis and Miss Morris Clarke. Charles Percy and Miss Elizabeth Mendenhall, W. c. Chandler and Miss Caroline George, Maury Lyons and Miss Sallis Van Antwerp, Henry Clarke and Miss Corinne orton, John Gray and Miss Nunnelly, M. L. McKinnon and Miss Oline McMillan, Tom Mcdonald and Miss Ernestine Cooke, James Deas and Miss Mary Bullock, Lee Smith and Miss Marietta Green, Elgin Thames and Miss Rosa Coates, MT. Madler and Miss Flor ence Glennon, James Cooke and Miss Mary Robbins, John Alleyn and Miss Winston Jones, MT. McCorvey and Miss Gertrude Smith, T. Henry Mcconnell and Miss Roller, Montague Whiting and Miss Mary Rich. Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clarke. MT. and Mrs. William Groom, Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Morris, MT. and Mrs. Frank Parker, MT. and Mrs. George Heakes, MT. and Mrs. Strachan Bar ret, MT. and Mrs. Palmer Pillans, MT. and Mrs. Irwin Burgett, Mrs. William Bidgood.
 stags--Dr. J. J. Peterson. J. T. Ma , honey. Willis Hybart. Will Stewart, William Ross. Colston Kelly, Phillip Day Robert Perrin, Charles Garnett and Louis Pickens.
 Mrs. J. B. Davis was at home for | mally this afternoon from 5 to o'clock in honor of her daughter, Mrs. ]. Sikes Gilbert of Huntsville. Assisting them to receive were Mrs. c. B. Smith, Mrs H. P. Vass Mrs. F. P. Davis, Mrs. Thomas St. John, Mrs. Caro- Cameron, Mrs. Rhett Goode and Mrs. l.. c. Parker of New York. In the punch room. which was decorated in white and
 
 Ella Wheeler and Louise Vass did the honors. In the dining room, where ev- erything was pink, the material wants of the guests and large share of the entertainment was in the capable hands of Mrs. L. s. Dunlap. Mrs. James Saw yer, Mrs. Jesse Burke. Mrs Joseph Tucker, and Misses Una Dorgan, Nell lie Gordon, Mabel Heustic. Marcia Bur- gess. Marie Davis and Katie Sage.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs H. P. Hirsh- field entertained at bridge in honor of Ia number of visiting ladies. Japan furnished the inspiration for the deco. rations, which were exceedingly pret- ty and artistic. Her guests were Mesdames Lee Metzger, Milton ,Hanaw, L. Zimmer, Max Michael. Morris Meyer, Albert Metzger, P. J. Acker, Mra Bar nett of New York. Mrs. Loeb and Miss Loeb of Jackson, Mich, Mrs. Childs of Dayton, Ohio. Miss Manda Mayer of Demopolis. Miss Merriam Spiro of Bir- mingham and Miss Etta Bloch. Mrs. zimmern won the first prize. a Japan. ese bowl, and Mrs. Loeb the consola. ton. a Japanese picture. An elaborate luncheon was served in the dining room after the games.
 The P. D. Q.'s celebrated their first anniversary at Temperance Hall this evening. While the identity of the members was concealed by masks, the committees were in full evidence and were;
 MT. Horace Shepard. general chair man.
 Reception Committee, Blue Badge Mir. Frank Parker, chairman; MT. A. J. Lee, Mir. Warren Horton, MT. c. Archer Smith, Mr. W. c. Chandler, Mir. A. Jack son, Jr.
 Society Committee. White Badge Mir. James Deas, chairman; Mir. M. [. McKinmore, Mr. W. S. Stewart. MT, John Willis. Mir. John shearer. MT Colsson Kelly.
 Floor Committee in mask, pink badge.
 Miss Baker who has been the guest of Miss Dunlap left yesterday for Montgomery. She will return here for Mardi Graa
 Mrs. W. B. Thomas left yesterday for Atlanta, thence to Palm Beach, Fla, to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. L. O. Parker of New York ar. rived today on a visit to her parents MT. and Mrs. John Quill.
 The Merry Dozen enjoyed a morning at cards today with Miss Lena MetzgeI as hostess.
 Mrs. Harry Pillans was the hostes. of the Friday Morning Reading Club today.
 Mrs Inge Selden was the hostess of the Do-as-you-please Club this after noon.
 The third Athelstan german was danced tonight in the club parIors.
 Mrs. F. P Davis has returned from a visit to New York.