The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
NIoblIe society Nems.

Mobile Society News. Miss Laura Hili of Montgomery, who | returned home today after a pleasant visit to Mrs Cunningham. was given a | farewell party Wednesday evening which was a veritable ray of sunshine | in rainy week Euchre was the ex- young people at the Cunningham home | the guests being Miss Lula Kirtland Miss Carol Wilson of St Stephans, Miss Ann Annie knox IayloT' MT Herndon De- gar Peterson and Mir. Terry Moore Miss | Hill Dr. Peterson and Mir. Deshon won the prizes, the game being followed by | supper as appetizing as 1t was pretty to look upon. Miss Hill has been much l admired in Mobile, and her new-made friends regret giving her up so soon. The break in the ugly weather of the week was particularly welcome to the | party of young people who went to | Sea Cliff today to spend the weeks end They will be chaperoned by Mir and Mrs. J. B. Robertson and will camp at the Robertson's cottage In the party are Misses Isabel. Ruth and Kitty shep- pard. Virginia Sims. Gertrude Smith, Elizabeth Rhett, Helene Maury and Messrs. Maury Lyons, Boyce Perry, Horace Sheppard. Ashley Moses, shan Hatcher.
 Announcement was made this afternoon by Mir. and Mrs. E. G. McKean of the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Jennie Vail McKean. to John Harry Cox. The wedding is to be solemnized at the MeKean home. 50 South Broad Street. Tuesday even ing June 18th The bride to be Is a charm ing young woman and the prospective groom Is a bushes man of this city.
 Mrs Norman Baugh Krassins class in Kindergarten music building, gave an exhibition and piano recital this even ing at German Relief Hall. The pa Af were present and the youngsters show ed off to greatest advantage reflect ing credit on their teacher and them selves.
 MT and Mrs. Palmer Pillans left to- day for Tuscaloosa. to be present at the commencement exercises.
 Miss Loretta Chamblin has returned from Belmont College. where she spent the winter.
 Mrs. c. E Smith left today for New Orleans to spend the week end with her husband. She expects to spend the summer at soIae point on the coast near New Orleans. where MT. Smith now has his headquarters.
 Mrs Frank Ruse Is recovering from m Hines in Baltimore. and Is cxptc cted home soon.
 iiN A''-@"A NS Ni to bS N' ai'' by hot weather and have started on another round Miss Adele Batre will be the hostess Wednesday at 4.3o o'- clock.
 MT and Mrs D. P BPstor and Miss Bestor. leave Thursday for Glen Springs. N Y, to be absent all summer.
 Mrs C. W. Butt was the hostess of the Do-as-y you please Club Friday At- ternoon. Mrs F. C. Hughes won the first prize a brass plaque, Mrs. Y E: overall, the second, mission clock and Mrs. c. E smith the consolation.
 Mir. G A. Fuerst lefa today for a visit to his home in Germany.
 Misses Venetla and Mary Danner spent yesterday in New orleans'
 MT. and Mrs Ross Smith of Birming- ham, were In the city yesterday.
 Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Dis r7ock made but a short visit to Miss Nosiander. returning to Tuscaloosa to- day. ,.,. ,,.,,. visiting relatives in Monroe county.
 Magnolia Springs will be a gay lit tl,. spot for the next day or two, for rartv of young people left town to aav MagEolia- bound. prepared to en-