The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-19
MOBILE.

Mobile November 17.-(Special )-Mr. w. w. Heron, who is never happier than when giving pleasure to his friends, gave his second large theatre party and sup per Monday evening, Otis Skinner being the attraction at the theatre, and at the supper MT. and Mrs. Albert Bush, MT. and Mrs. Frank Judd, Miss Ethel Hodg- son, Miss Marie Bush, Miss Ruth Huger. Mrs. Batchelder of New Orleans, MT. John Allen, MT. R. Moore, Mir. c. 10. liar rison, MT. o. F. Cawthon.
 Tuesday, MT. John Allen entertained at a luncheon at the Cawthon. his guests be- ing Mr and Mrs. Frank Judd, Mrs. Batch elder, Miss Ethel Hodgson, MT. R. Moore and Col. E. D. Russell. Wednesday, Col onel Russell gave a luncheon at the Caw- thon to the same party.
 Mrs G. M Luce gave a theatre party and supper Monday evening to Miss Louise Vass, Miss Rosa Coates Mir. All fred Coates, MT. Airey of New Orleans and Mr Moves Avery of Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Mrs William Hargrove has issued in- vitations to the wedding reception of her daughter, Earline and MT. l.. Maury Pen ny, Tuesday evening, November 20, at 6:3O o'clock at home, S5 St. Ann street.
 Mrs. Dexter Dorgan arrived in the city Tuesday to join her husband, who mas returned to his old home to live. Mrs. Dorgan spent the summer in European travel
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Wayne are occupy ing a fiat at Mir. w. R. Brooks residence on Church street, this winter.
 MT. w. w. Heron left Tuesday for two weeks trip north.
 Mir William Buck Ross left Tuesday for St. Louis. which city will be his home for while, until the changes and chances of railroad life say again. Move on!
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hall left Saturday night for visit to St. Louis
 Mrs. William Rutland is visiting rela- lives in Chicago.
 Mrs. Ernest Jungerman has returned to her home in Nashville after visit to her mother, Mrs. G. w. Robinson.
 MT. and Mrs. Harris Vaughan are in Birmingham this week attending the Clark Vaughan wedding.
 The Hamilton Whist club was enter tained Monday afternoon by Mrs. r. P. Davis. The ladies who acted as substi- tutes were Mrs. II. C. Hughes, Mrs. J. s. Bacon, Mrs Joseph Hidgeon, Mrs. R. A. Rush. Mrs. P. J. Acker and Miss May Eanes. The highest scores were made by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Rush. Mrs Gazzam and Mrs Hodgson.
 Mrs. James A. Otey and Mrs Kirk wood Otey of Virginia were in the city this week, visiting Mrs. sallie Barney. They were en route to the U. D. c. con- vention in Gulfport.
 Mrs. J. Pollock and the Misses Pollock have returned from their eastern trip.
 Col and Mrs. F. B. Merrill have re- turned from the east, and are at the Cawthon.
 Mrs. Henry Peacock of Selma is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter Cunning ham.
 Mrs. George Hervey has gone to Texas to visit her parents and will remain until Christmas
 Miss Rebecea Peppers was an attendant at the Scharman-Clay wedding in Mont gcnery this week.
 Mrs. Walter Cunningham entertained informally at cards Friday evening in compliment to her sister, Miss Bland Sel- den of Faunsdale
 The marriage of Miss Bessie Mae Morse and MT. Walter Duncan Bellingrath took place Wednesday evening at 7:3O at the family home 507 Spring Hill avenue, the Rev. Otis Calhoun performing the cere- nlony. The bride was attended by two little flower girls, Louise and Irma Me- Namara, and the ringbearer Annie Me Namara. The groom's best man was MT. Pope Foster of Montgomery. The bride. who is a daughter of MT. Sewell W. Morse entered with her father. She wore becoming gown of pearl grey chiffon cloth with hat and gloves to match, and looked very attractive. Immediately after the ceremony the young couple left on ar extended bridal trip. and on their re- turn will be at home at the St. Andrew hotel. MT. Belngrath is an adopted Mo- hllian, connected with the coca cola works His mother, brother and sisters came down from Selma and Montgomery to attend the wedding.
 The opening ball of the Fidelia club took nlace "Wednesday evening and eclipsed all previous entertainments, offering