The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-21
Mobile Society News.


 of this season, gave pretty luncheon and card party today in honor of Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of Montgomery. Yel- low jonquils breathed the breath of spring time through the rooms, and vases of the same fragrant yellow flow CTS were in cut-glass vases on the luncheon tables, spread with drawn work cloth over yellow satin. The guests present were Mesdames McDon- aId Walter Cunningham, Charles Gun ningham, Percy Finley of Memphis, c. P Robinson, R. Mellett, E. O. Fowlkes, Rowland, B. F. Adams, Ligon, E. c. Hughes, Thomas St. John. Luce. Sikes., Gilbert. George Heakes, W. F. Tebbetts, Charles Taylor, James McPhillips, Joseph McPhillips. H. H. Patterson, Charles Vincent, M. F. Kirkbrlde, Acker, l. T. Inge, Little, Otis, Gower, Norman, Farrar, Horace Clarke, w. B. Patter- son. The score was kept by Misses Nellie Gordon, Natalie Hutton, Aline Ruse and Kate Rutland.
 With the rainbow decora tions of the Dragons ball, for a back ground, the carnival cotillion was danced tonight at Temperance Hall, about fifty unmar- ried couples and number of married ones taking part. The german was led by MT. W. s. Stewart with Miss Lettice Clark and led excellently we'll At one end of the room the favor table with its burden of pretty trifies was in charge of Mrs. W. W. Groom, Mrs. Tom Roche, Mrs. Eroni Little and NIrs. Acher Smith.
 The number of pretty visiting girls was particularly noticeable, all of whom shared honors with our home belles. The married people who cha peroned and added their part to the | success of the evening were: Mir and Mrs. c. S. Shawhan, MT. and Mrs. Palmer Pillans, MT, and Mrs J. L. Burgett. MT. and Mrs. Sidney T. Prince, MT. and Mrs. Erwin Little. MT. and Mrs. w Fl. Monk, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. P. Henry Nader, MT. and Mrs. Joseph McPhil1 lips, MT. and Mrs. Henry Wyly Mir and Mrs. William Hunter, MT and Mrs w. S, Kirtland, MT. and Mrs George Heakes. MT. and Mrs. Elliott G. Rick arby. MT. and Mrs. Archer Smith, Mr and Mrs. Waring Harrison, Mir. and Mrs. Inge Selden, MT. and Mrs. Frank Inge, MT and Mrs. w. w. Groom, MT and Mrs. Thomas Roche. MT. and Mrs. Chas B. Hervey. MT. and Mrs. Edward c. Hughes, MT. and Mrs. H. w Clark. MT. and Mrs Raymond Carrell MT. and Mrs. Frank Overall.
 MT. and Mrs. William Armbrecht gave a large card party this evening and though anticipating Washington S birthday by a day or two, did honor to that respected gentleman by having the party in all possible respects ala George and the cherry tree and hatchet episode On the supper tables were vases of red and white carnations to carry out the color scheme. and minia- ture cherry trees, cooked hats, immor- tai hatchets, etc, all added to the pret- itv effect After the supper. the merry war of cards began lasting until late when the victors were awarded it sill yer vanity case, a cut glass bon Dor dish, silver soap cup and q silk muf. | fer
 The guests who shared the Arm brechts' hospitality were Mir. and Mrs Charles Johnstone, MT. and Mrs. Kirt land, Mrs. Luce. MT and Mrs, Charle, Tavlor. MT. and Mrs. E. Fearn MT land Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. Mrs. H. r Vass. Mrs. J. s. Raymond, Mrs. J T Woolf, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Acker, MT and Mrs. w. B. Patterson. MT an, Mrs p. Faith, MT. and Mrs Edey Mir and Mrs, Harris Vaughan, Missc, I,ouise Vass Prince, of Wheeling Ethel and Elcie Fry. Bown, Dr. Rock
 well and Messrs. Frank Winter, Ton Boone, Willie Inge. Horace Upton, Wal ter Young, Douglas Reed Gould ant Mcclellan.
 Pretty Mrs. Guy Hartwell entertained this. evening in compliment to Mis- Ethel Savage at an elaborate and Yer! beautiful card party. Vines and pinl chrysanthemums climbed over tn, walls and ceiling. and the mantels wer'