The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
MOBILE.

Mobile, December S.-(Special )-Mr. II. Penrose Vass has issued engraved invita- tions to euchre party which he will give at his home next Wednesday at 1 O clock to the ladies whom he numbers among his special friends. MT. Vass is to be host in fact as well as name, for he will att tend to every detail of the entertainment himself, his wife and daughter being ban ished until the hour of the party.
 Miss Annie Stewart, whose marriage to A1r. Thomas Owen Young takes place next Wednesday, was the guest of honor on Wednesday at luncheon given by Mrs. Az nes Winston Goldsby, the luncheon party including the bride and her mother and the four bridesmaids, Miss Shoaff of Co., lumbus, Ga, Miss Gay of Starksvle, Miss, Miss Mary Easily Goldsby and Miss Agnes Belle TGoldsby who is to be maid of honor. The color scheme of this pretty affair was green and white.
 A theatre party and supper on Tuesday evening, given in honor of Miss Ethel Hodgson, was enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. Frank Judd. Miss Jessie Whiting. Miss Ethel Hodgson, MT. w. W. Herron MT. L. c. Dorgan and MT. c. F. Harrison.
 On Wednesday of next week. lDecember 12, Miss Nellie Gordon and Dr. James j.. Peterson will be married very quietly at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Will liam E. Gordon. As the family is in deep mourning, no cards will be issued.
 Miss Lucille Bdgood will give a debut party December 21.
 The annual reception and ball of the Athelstan club will take place December 20.
 The first dance of the Monthly German club will take place December 13.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. Joseph St. George Tucker and Mrs. c. s. Shawhan left Wednesday for Opelika to attend the D. A. R. state conference
 Mrs. Charles Gazzan entertained at cards Tuesday evening for Miss Alins Risque of St. Louis.
 Mrs. Joseph McPhillips gave a small and informal bridge party Monday evening in compliment to Miss Natalie Hutton.
 MT. and Mrs Douglas McMillan and Mr and Mrs. Shelton Tines spent last week in Livingston.
 The Thursday Bridge club changed to Monday of this week and met with Mrs Rhett Goode Mrs. c. w. Butt carried off the honors and the prize, silver car dine fork.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Ruse, who are oc- cupying flat in the Inge apartment house this winter, entertained party of ten at a chafing dish supper Tuesday.
 The Pivot Bridge club was entertained Tuesday morning by Mrs. J. T. Wolff, WHO liiCiuucu IlcT BueSlS, III duul- tion to the club members, Mrs. Horton Hall, Mrs G. M. Luce, Mrs Richard Ross of Frederick, Md. Mrs. Horace Clarke, Mrs. B. F. Adams, Mrs. Thomas Roche, Mrs. w. D. McDavid of New York and Miss Louise Vass. Mrs. Horton Hall and Mrs. Adams won the two prizes.
 Mrs. Rachel Heustis has returned home after an absence of several months in the north and east.
 Mrs. Van Valkenberg, who has been the attractive guest of Mrs. J. T. Schley, re- turned to her home in Huntsville Wednes- day.
 Miss Marie Bush left Thursday for New Orleans. where she will visit MT. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, returning home for the holi- days.
 Miss Amanda Moore is expected home next week from New York.
 Mrs. George H. Clark and children of Birmingham are expected shortly to spend the holidays with Mrs. Heustis.
 Captain and Mrs. F. F. Davis have re- turned from a fishing trip to Magnolia Springs.
 Mrs. Richard Ross has returned to her home in Frederick, Md, after a visit to her sister Mrs. Horace Clark.