The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

compliment to Mrs. Ernest Jungerman of Nashville. and Mr. George T. Ban. kin. of Akron. Ohio.
 The tea at the Country Club will take place this afternoon. weather permit | ting. The hostesses are Mrs c. s. shawhan Mrs. William Kirkland and Mrs. William Armbrecht, assisted by IMesdames William Scales, Thomas Roche, W. B. Paterson, George Heakes, | J. W. Woolf, Sydney Robbins. Misses Reba Walden, Florence Bown, Rosa Coates, Bernice Paterson. Natalie Hut ton, Lola Belle Gould. Jean Miles, oline McAfillan, Mary Hybart, Louise Vass. Sallie Van Antwerp Emily Glover of Washington, Lucille overall, Gladys Randall, Lulu Prince Of Washington. Gertrude Smith. Aline St. John. Mary Earl Williams of Meridian. and May lCarmichael
 MT. G. M. Luce celebrated his birth day this evening with a stag dinner at his home on Government street The dinner was for the Pirates" as a cer- tain group of golfers is known, and the twelve gentlemen about the hand- someiy appointed table, were all bound together by ties as strong as common | love for this sport, and many enjoy able experiences shared together. could make them. They were Messrs Robert Hunter, w. H. Monk. Jr., w. e. Horn. E J.. Buck, J. S. Raymond. F. N. huse. IN R. Clarke, shannon Hunter. Murray Wheeler, Taylor and MT. Luce. ! An hour before the time appointed flor the unveiling of the Bienville mem IOrial cross, the rain fell in torents, ef- lfectually putting a stop to the program as arranged and quite spelling the decorations of the platform in Btenviile Souare arranged with so much care land taste by Mrs. Harry Inge, chair man of the committee on decoration The unveiling Is postponed until tomor- row afternoon. weather permitting.
 Miss Morris Clarke sailed on the Prince George today for Havana with MT. and Mrs. Miller of Chicago, Mir and Mrs, Kllby of Anniston, and MT. J. s. Taylor.
 The Colonial Danes and their guests were entertained at luncheon at o'clock by Mrs. Hortense A. Batre. President
 Mrs. Fred Robertson and Mrs. Agnes Ruhin Smith of Bessemer, arrived yes terday to visit MT. Robert Mickle and his mother at t053 Church street.
 Mrs Ida Knight and Miss Madge lDunklin of Greenville, Ala. are visit- Ing Mrs. George H. Scott on Dauphin Way.
 Mir. Liston Heustis has arrived from
 Belize. B. H.. to spend the Carnival
 among Mobile friends.
 Mrs. B. B Boone and her daughter, Miss Emily, have gone to New Or- leans for the Carnival.
 Mrs. C. N. Lacey and daughter of
 wetumpka, are the Carnival guests of
 Ms. T. D. Spotswood
 MT and Mrs. Erwin Post of Chicago, are in the city visiting their mother. Mrs Margaret Frank. Col. and Mrs. c. c. Wyatt of Meri-
 dian, Mss are in the city for the Car
 nival.
 & Miss Phenie George of Selma. is the
 Carnival guest of Mrs. F. c. Hughes. Miss Mamie Coleman of Montgomery, Is visiting friends in the city.
 Mrs. Ed Bourne of Montgomery, will
 spend Mardi Gras in the city. I Mrs. Ben F. Pepper of Selma, Is vis- 5 iting Miss Julia Herzfield. - Mrs. J. C. Haygood of Montgomery,
 Is in the city for the Carnival.
 Mrs Naftel of Montgomery, Is visit s ing her mother. Mrs. Ensign. e Miss Mamie Wilson left yesterday for n a visit to Pensacola.
 Mss Ella Mason of Eutaula is visit
 ing Miss Bessie Marsh. e Mir. Robert wilkie. of New Orleans
 Is in the city.