The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

icyed an excursion today on the steam CT Dolive, leaving at 7:3o o'clock this morning, and returning at 4:30 this af- ternoon. There were about 100 visitors on the trip. and a number of local dent ist and ladies. They went to Fort Morgan and then outside in the Gulf for few hours. There was quite a sea on, and 10 the doctors from the in- terior, 1t seemed that the breaking waves dashed high
 Many of them experienced sea-sick- ness for the first time and most of smooth water. Dr. W. O. Talbot of Biloxi. Miss, gave clinic on ortho- dontia on the trip down the river. Dr. J. A. Blue of Birmingham demon strated a new and very practical method of making rubber plates and Dr. II. H. Johnson of Macon. Ga, gave a table clinic on crowns and cast filings. The trip was greatly enjoy | ed. Before getting into rougn- water and losing their appetites. re- | fl eshments were partaken. The night | session was called at 8 o'clock in the | Commercial Club rooms. with large | attendance, and several papers of great | interest to the profession were read l Tomorrow will be clinic day, and 1t Is | expected that the morning meeting will conclude the session which is pronounc- l
 itable in the association's twenty-six years of existence.
 1 Mobile Societl News. Miss Elizabeth Van Liew was the hostess of the Drawing Cards today at her home on St. Joseph street. The club was reinforced by the addition of a number of invited guests to meet Miss Wilson, of St. Stephens, Ala. who Is visiting Miss Van Liew. The list Is as follows; Misses Mary Hunter, Lettice Clark, Virginia Sims, Mary Bull lock. Helene Maury. Kate Moslander. 1 Gertrude Smith. Elizabeth Rhett, Elm ma Rhett. Bessie Mountain, Lottie Hub bard. Maizie Mckeon, Achie Jones. Thompson. of Bat City. Mich. Kate McDonald. Annie Louise Morris Anna | McColgin. Ida Richardson, Corinne Fonde, Ella Wheeler, May Eanes, Olive | Brewer. Ethel Jones. Eloise Dunlap, Kitty Sheppard. Carrie Powers Marie Marston. Emily Gonlon and Mesdames IC F. Hervey. William Kirtland, Will liam Bedgood. Thomas Roche. Stewart | Jones Thomas Mcdonald, J. Tannen- baum, Clisby Kcplinger, Robert Hearin, b. L. Moulton, S. A. GouIon. J. T.. Hawkins The club prize was q gauge fan, the guest prize, a white linen par sol and the consolation a white kid purse,
 l Miss Laura Hill of Montgomery IS
 the centre of attraction and every day l something Is being done for her pleas ure by her admirers. Today Mrs w. W. Groom gave a luncheon In her honor. | The color scheme was red. and hand | some vase of red roses rested upon
 centre piece of embroidered American l Beauties. The menu, which was served l on red decorated china, also carried out
 the color scheme in shrimp, tomatoes. 1 strawberries, etc. Mrs. Groom was her
 own delightful self as hostess, and her luncheon. while rather informal, will
 b" one of the pleasant memories which
 Miss Hill will carry back to Montgom- | cry.
 Mir. 2. NJ P. Inge is a right royal
 host and has done his share of enter l taining this winter His pretty stag
 dinner of month ago was followed by
 another last evening. when his guests
 were Messrs J. F. Ross. Stanley Herndon,
 K. V Taylor, J. C. Rich. Robert Hun
 ter Louis Donald, P. J. Hamilton. Wal
 ter Williamson. Harry Pillans. Ben
 Jamin Rhett and Judge Toulmin. 1 The final match for the Luce cup was played off yesterday by Mrs. George Fearn and Mrs. Joseph Tucker.
 Mrs Fearn won with a score of six up and five to play.
 Miss Rosa Lyons left yesterday for l Montgomery to visit her sister Mrs HiN
 Mir Otto Gross gave a farewell stag