The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
Licensed to Wed.

man open on Monoay.
 Licensed to Wed.
 Marriage licenses wee issued out of the Probate Court for the week to sew en white couples, as follows: John Corbett to Julia Bukowki. Mat Hays .o Spoisy Wharton, John Oliver Stuardi to Mamie Louise Turner, J. Travis Frye to Pearl M. Mahan, John S. Bolton to Marie E .Arbo, Jacob B. Kinard to Ka- tis. Williams, .A. Fl Bosarge to Anna Simmons. Eleven licenses were issued to color ed couples.
 Mobile Society News,
 The Hunter cup has become an in- stitution of the Country Club and the members thereof rise up and call it blessed, for even in the duliest season 1t can call up contest and tea at a days notice. It has been enjoying the seclusion of private life for the past two or three months at the home of MT. J. S. Raymond, the last success fuli contestant but today was nov ing day, and the Pirates and others did valiant battle on the golf field, while the ladies in frills and furbelows made pictures of themselves on the verandahs and lawn. Mrs. Joseph St . carried off the honors as hostesses and were assisted in the pleasant duty of feeding a hungry multitude by Miss Virginia Sims and Miss Gertrude Smith. The tale of the Hunter cup and it's res idence for the next three months Is at this writing an unfinished story.
 The heavy rain yesterday played great havoc with the Do-as- Y ou- Please Club, as many of the members and guests were weatherbound and never succeeded in reaching their destination. So tne party was cut down to four tables. those taking part being Mesi danes II. P. vass,, Rhett Goode, John Quill. G. R. Vaughan, McCreary Otis. Junius Woolf. Joseph Tucker. G. l.. Smith. W. B. Patterson, Misses Meta Huger. Adele Batre. Ethel Hodgson, Amanda Moore, Mrs. J B. Thornton. Mrs. E J Buck and the hostess. Mrs. F. H. Smith. Mrs. J. S. Robbins won the prize. a, mayonnaise bowl, Miss Adele Batre a pretty vase. and Mrs. Joseph Tucker pretty tea strainer.
 Misses Alice and Annie Lee Dunlap gave A euchre party yesterday after noon in compliment to their guest, Miss Mabel McCorkle of Meridian. Pink chrysanthemums were used in deco rating the rooms and the same color was used in the Ices and bon noons which were enjoyed after the game. Miss Magic Brooks won the first prize, a silver hatpin, and Miss Ethel Saw age, the consolation. sofa cushion. Other guests were Misses Donna Ham, burger, Addie and Amelie Ladd. Helen and Henrietta Burke, Bessie Mountain, Aline Hollinger, Mabel Cleveland and Winona Batson.
 party of young people went to Fort Morgan this afternoon making tho round trip and returning at night. In the party were Misses Carrie Dukes lie Van Antwerp, May Owen. and A-essrs. Dan Smith, Lambert. Carney Owen, Joe Bright and Willias' Hybart. chaperoned by MT. Frank Owen.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K Tyson and daughter left today for Kentucky, Y nere they will visit relatives for u few days before going to New York They will sail shortly for England. taking their touring car with them, and spend the summer touring tne country.
 The graduating class of the Boys High School of Barton Academy, or that portion of it calling themselves the C.. O. B's left today for the east ern shore to spend a week at the Over tons home. IT. Wesley Overton will De the host and the boys are anticia pating the tAne of their lives
 Mrs Elliott Johnstone entertained informally at bridge tnls evening, her guests being MT. and Mrs. R. Moore, Ar. and Mrs. H. G. Donald, Dr. and Mrs. Edelman. Miss Julia McPhillips. Miss May Eanes. Miss Lulie LeBaron, Mrs. Charles Shawhan and Mrs. Smith of Georgia
 Miss Alne Reese leaves tomorrow for her home in Atlanta, after a charm ing visit to friends here. Mobile claims Miss Reese as one of her own and her friends are ever slow to give her up even with the hope of seeing her again next winter.
 Miss Corinne Orton will leave Mon- day night for New York to be gone until fall
 Mrs. u illiam Arlington and Miss Mamie Tompkins left today for Living ston. Ala, to be absent several weeks.
 MT. w. w. Heron will leave in a few days for Seattle to be gone sav- eral weeks.
 Miss Mary Pillans returned tonight from a visit to Tuscaloosa.
 MT. George Fearn left today with his daughter, Mrs. Tyson. for a visit to Kentucky and New York.
 MT. Gaylord Clark will arrive in Mo- bile on a visit shortly, having finished his season at the University of Vtr- ginia.
 Mir. and Mrs H Nj Mfnto and their daughter. Miss Hazel Minto, left today for Montreal. Canada.
 Miss Lettice Clark is expected home next week from visit to Montgomery.
 MT. Rittenhouse Moore left at mid night for Norfolk to be gone some time.
 The Pivot Bridge Club will meet Monday with Mrs. J. s. Robbins
 Mrs F P. Davis will be the hostess of the Hamilton Whist Club Monday.
 Mrs Harvey Jones will give a recep- tion to the U. D. c. Monday afternoon at her home at Spring Hill
 The music class of Miss Black will give a recital Thursday evening.
 The Discards will be entertained