The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

Billups. Elcie Fr y.Helene Maury. Ger trude Smith.
 Miss Reynolds will return home Mon day.
 There isn't pleasanter party in the country than the one that went to Point Clear today to spend the weeks end, guests of MT. William Ross. With him are Misses Corinne Orton. Ruby Stone, Helene Maury. Clara Ross. Lu- cy Wilson, Messrs. Henry Hall Clarke. Horace Shepard, Con Little, George Lesesne, Mrs. Jack Ross and MT. and Mrs. Erwin Little. The party will pitch its tent. figuratively, under MT. and Mrs. Jack Ross's hospitable roof, and with such a personnel and the joy of living and breathing besides the spark ling bay in this perfect weather, one can easily imagine the joyous hours this short outing will hold.
 The Veterans are not the only peo- pie having reunions. Mrs. Charles Kohlmeyer of New Orleans, formerly Miss Iska Brown, is here with her lit- tie daughter on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Brown. Mrs Solomon of Louisville, formerly Miss Alma Brown, is also here with her children. Miss Jones of New York is making one of the happy circle as she Is spending the spring with Mrs. Brown.
 Miss Jesse Whiting entertained at an informal card party this evening in honor of Miss Morris Clarke's visiting girls. Miss Writings guests were. Miss Clarke Miss Knox. Miss Jelks, Miss Reynolds, Miss Lettice Clark, Miss Marie Bush, Miss Helen Clarke, Miss tor, w. G. Horn, w. W. Heron, w. M. Marshall, G. A. Fuerst, Marion Inge, Motley Lewis and pr. Oates.
 With the Veterans returned also the drum and bugle corps of the Mobile Military Institute. It is said that 1t was very pretty sight to see these boys. rosy checked and fresh from school. marching at the head of the column of grey-haired men. survivors of such a struggle as. please God these boys will never see. Captain Maddox was in command
 The visiting golfers move on to New Orleans tomorrow to spend week there in arduous sport. With them will go Messrs. R. Hunter, N. R. Clarke, J. K. Clarke, Jr., w. G. Horn, E. J Buck, J. S. Raymond. W. H. Monk, Jr.. will join his conferes on Tuesday.
 The engagement of MT Hermann Tannenbaum to Miss Susie Emanuel of Denverf Col. has been announced and MT. Tannenbaum has received many congratulations on his good luck. The wedding will take place in September.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. Hammel left to- night for New York and will sail next months. MT. Hammel has been in bad health for some time and 1t is hoped the trip will benefit him. MT, Jack Falck who is to be married soon to a young lady from Canada. gave a farewell bachelor supper to- night to a number of gentlemen. Miss Trawick, head nurse at the nit ie ing nicely from an operation for ap- pendicitis performed by Dr. Inge Miss Grace Bestor gave her Sunday School class lawn party yesterday af- | ternoon at Mrs. Thomas McWilliams' s home on Government street. MT. Robin Herndon was operated on by Dr. H. T. Inge a few days ago for appendicitis and is doing splendid | ly.
 Mrs. H. A. Batre will leave next week for Washington. D. C., to attend the biennial council of Colonial Danes Mrs Edward Steele Jones left to day for New York, after visit of some weeks to her mother, Mrs. c. $ | Stanard.
 MT. Joseph Rhodes of Atlanta, spent | a few days in Mobile this week, leav' ing yesterday for Montgomery. Miss Kate Moslander will leave soon | for Shreveport, La, to visit her broth er MT. Edmond Moslander. | MT. James Maury of New Orleans and Pass Christian, has been in tht | city several days.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Adams entertain. ed this evening at their home on Gov ernment street.
 Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby will give a bowling party at the Country Club | Monday night
 MT. Robert Middleton spent a few days in New Orleans this week with | the Veterans.
 Mrs. E. B. Kirkbride will be the