The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Mobile Society News.


Mobile Society News.
The new Cawthon Hotel bus is the
nearest thing we have in Mobile re-
sembling a tally-ho. and with the
seats on top, really is a pretty good
institute. Before entering upon its
seasons work. 1t is being pressed into
service every evening to carry out
pleasure parties. and attracts a good
deal Of attention, for its occupants are
usually provided with horns and other
devices to annihilate the summer
quiet, and the whole presents a festive
appearance.
Last evening Mrs. w C. Carroll was
the hostess. AMI her guests. Mr.. and
Mrs J. S. Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. 5.
Shawhan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hervey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hervey, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hervey, Mr.. and Mrs. Pay
r,ond Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Roche, Miss Helen Roone, Mr. A ],
Lee, Mr.. Ponder. Will Carroll, Lucy
and Rebecca Herndon and Louise
Spain.
The engagement has been ANNOUNCED
of Miss Julia Boiling Lathrop and Mr..
Francis Colsson Kelly, the wedding to
take place early in October. Miss
Lathrop is a niece of the Misses Thur
Der and came to Mobile abput year
ago from New York to make her home
with her aunts. Mr. Kelly is a wellN
known young Mobilian. and Is cashier
and bookkeeper for the H. NJ. Price
Hardware Company.
Another engagement, the news Of
which comes from Uniontown, Ala, IS
that of Miss Helen Earle Irby and Mr..
Benjamin Francis Hatch, Jr. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Perry Irby OF Cniontcwn,
and the wedding will take place there
Wednesday, October 10, at 4:30 o'clock
Afterwards the wedding party will
drive to GALLON, Ala, where a large
reception will be rendered them by Mr.
Hatchs parents at New Hope" the
cid Tayloe homestead. Mr.. Hatch has
spent several years in Mobile, Arst as
q student at the University Military
School. and afterwards in business
making his home with his sister, Mrs.
Edwin Mccartney. He is now man
ager of a telephone company In Union
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tacon and tom.
lily are at home again after a stay at
Coden.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fearn. Jr.. and
family are expected home Tuesday from
an Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs John Moulton left to-
night for a trip to New York.
Mrs. Oscar Sims will entertain the
Fortnightly Euchre Club on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Theodore Hughes entertained
informally at bridge tonight at her
home on Dauphin Way.
The Clara Schumann Club Is prepar-
ing for = strenuous winter and the
members will hold the first meeting of
the season Monday at Forbes's Music
Store. So
Mrs Dorrance Sands of Montgomery,
is IN the city.
Mrs Armisted Christian and Miss
Sue Murra:- have returned from a, visit
to Three Springs, Tenn.
Mrs. w. L. Stringfellow of New Or
leans.is visiting her brother, Colonel
James Wade Coke.
Miss Alice Moffett, who has been
visiting Mrs. stringfellow. returned
home with her.
Mr.. c. E. Harrison leaves tomorrow
for Canon City to visit his niece. Mrs.
w. b. Rowland. His niece, little Miss
Agnes Fowlkes. will accompany him.
Mr. l. F. Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Hughes ARE in Waynesville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Poe and family
have returned from a stay at Coden.
Mrs. Harry Inge is enjoying stay
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor and Miss
Bestor, are in Lennox, N. Y.
Mrs. r. V. Taylor and Miss Helen
Taylor returned to the city today from
Point Clear.
Mrs. william Kirkland will leave in
a few days for Chicago.
Mrs, Henry Hall Jr.. and children are
expected home tomorrow from Ashe-
Vile
Mr. N r. Clarke is expected back
Monday from French Lick Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer Pillans and Mr.,
and Mrs. r. S. Bacon are spending the
weeks end at Montrose at the Pill
lans' home.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clisby
Keplnger will learn with regret that
Mobile is not to claim them as perma
nent residents and that they intend re-
turning to New Orleans in october.
The Bridge Club will meet Monday
at the Country Club.
Mrs J. S. Robbins will entertain the
Practice Club on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Hagan has returned from
Point Clear where she was the guest
of Miss ImIia McPhlllins