The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
Mobile societx News.

mODhfE SOcHGt1 ANGNbs The club house at Dog River Is an attractive spot at all seasons, and to it's habitues never loses its charm. In the winter months there is the big log fire indoors and the pure, crisp air without, while to eyes jaded with fla miliar sights of town life, the bright sparkling waters of the river aye in- expressfvely soothing: In the spring; mountain laurel burst into joyous life. glorifying the woods, and bending above the mirror waters rejoice In their own beauty. At this season the glory of the wood has somewhat departed, but there is a suggestion of autumn fn the yellow daisies and scarlet blos-i soms that are beginning to carpet the fractions are many. In the woods are squirrels and bee birds waiting to be shot, the river teens with fish and forth an Epicurean feast, the scupper- nong arbor Is laden almost to the breaking with brown, juicy grapes ana to crown each day the setting sun sometimes the vivid orange and reds of autumn. and anon the faint pink and purple uf vanishing summer.
 Among the visitors at the club house Wednesday were Mir. and Mrs. shelton Sims, Miss Ethel Hodgson, MT. J. A. Walters, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Black, Miss Burke and Miss Carter.
 A QutGL was tAdb CL AhA Alkaline Denby and MT. Arthur l.. Chamberlain, which took place yester- day at twilight at the home of MT. Charles Denby, Spring Hill Avenue: There were no attendants ond only few witnesses to the ceremony. The bride wore a pretty white chiffon wed ding gown which she changed little silk Mir. and Mrs. Chamberlain left over the M and o. for St. Louis, thence to Mackinac Lake and Niagara. Their future home will be in Chicago.
 Little Miss Margaret Jones, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pride Jones, celebrated her Sth birthday Wednesday afternoon at her home on Montauk AV- enue. A delightful little entertain ment was prepared for the little host ess and her friends and they showed their appreciation of all the pretty and good things showered upon them. Pink appeared in all the decorations ana m the birthday cake with it's eight pink candles.
 Mrs. w. L. Ross and family have re- turned to the city after months stay at Coden.
 Judge Price Williams. Jr.. and family are moving into their new home on St. Anthony Street which they have recently purchased from Mrs. Thomas Moore. Mrs. Moore has just completed a pretty home on Government street near Georgia Avenue. and has taken possession.
 Mrs. Agnes Winston Goldsby and Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby hava gone to Virginia to spend the autumn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Pillans left yes- terday for North Carolina.
 Mrs. E. D. Ledyard was in the city yesterday having come up from the Point on shopping trip.
 turned from a pleasant visit to Mrs. N. R. Clarke at Point Clear.
 MT Robert Middleton and Miss Maudo Middleton left tonight for Canada.
 Mir. R. Morse has gone to Texas on a business trip.
 MT. Robert S. Bacon left last night for Chicago.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Mighell and family left last evening for St. Louis Detroit and Canada.
 An opera party was enjoyed last evening by MT. and Mrs. John Shearer, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Carreli, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roche, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Little, Mrs. R. s, Bacon, MT. and Mrs. Stewart Jones, MT. and Mrs. T. B. Crossland and MT. and Mrs. Norman Farrar.
 Mrs E. H. Britton has gone to Tate Spring to join her husband, who pre- coded her a week ago.
 MT and Mrs. A. s. Norquest of Ha- vana are in Mobile visiting Mrs. Nor quists parents, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Leftwich.
 
 Miss Belle Neville is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles N. Davis in Mont gomery.