The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

[TGOMERY ADNER sc W. Gazzam, returning to her home today. Last evening Mrs Harry Don aid had an informal bridge evening for her. the players being Mir. and Mrs. R. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Edelman, Mrs. c. w. Gazzam,a Mrs. Clem GaEzarn, Miss Moore, Miss Summers of Louisville, Ky, Mir. A, E. Van Heynigen and MT Butler of Cincinnati.
 The storm yesterday would have suf- feed to dampen the ardour Of most people for an out-of-door excursion, but failed to have any effect upon the party arranged by Mir, W. M Marshall in compliment to Mir. and Mrs. Carleton Ladd of Buffalo. As all arrangements had been made and as the Ladds were leaving today 1t was. go yesterday or never, and so Mir. MarshalPs guests buckled on their raincoats and drove off in high spirits in four-horse wag- onette. In vain the rain beat upon the earth. Inside the wagonette all were dry and comfortable and the spirits of the group rose above all such external influences. At the club house at Dog River, an excellent dinner appeased the appetites of the hardy. excursionists and occasional rifts in the clouds permitted rambles down the wharf. Returning, the party reached the city about o'clock. MT. Marshalfs guests were Mir. and Mrs. Ladd, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Monk, Jr., Mrs. Frank Ruse, Misses Maud Middleton, Meta Huger Ethel Hodgson, MT. Murray Wheeler, MT. c. F. Harrison and Mir. Van Heynigen -@-~
 At the meeting of the Young Mat rons' Euchre Club yesterday. Mrs Havernan was hostess and the out- of-town guests. Mrs. Strauss of Selma, Miss Laura Picard of Atlanta, Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Miss ollis Haverman, and Mrs. I. N. Trenkel. Mrs. Ralph Holberg won the first prize. Mrs. Lewis Schnary the second and Miss Picard the guest prize
 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bernheim left to- day on the Prince George for Cuba They will sail from there direct to their home in New York. Mrs. Bernheim has been spending part of the winter with her mother, Mrs. Bernheimer' Mrs Frank Happen, who has been quite i'll for some weeks, is sufiicient- ly recovered to spend a few hours now each day at her duties at the Y. M C. A. Library.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry MeMillan of Chattanooga spent carnival week In l the city with their uncle, MF. II. k. McMillan, returning home yesterday.
 The election of officers of the Mobile Chapter, D A. R.. took place this afternoon at the home of the Vice Regent. Mrs. Rhett Goode.
 Miss Daisy Forcheimer will give 2 dinner at Dog River Clus, Monday in compliment to her guest, Miss Alice Stein of Louisville Ky
 MT. and Mrs. Ladd left this morning for New Orleans where they will spend a day OF two before returning to their home in Buffalo.
 pr. and Mrs. John H, Middlebrook of Denver, Col, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Wildman, Spring Hill Ave- pue. .,-. ,..--..-.-
 Mrs Alec Pitts has returned to her home in Selma. after a pleasant visit to Mrs. D. P. Bestor.
 Mrs. Joseph Hodgson is now In the city of Mexico and is expected home in about a week.
 Mrs. Fowler, who has been visiting Mrs. Georgia Gage. left this morning for New Orleans.
 Miss Reba Walden will leave the latter part of the week for her home in Uniontown.
 MT. Joe Lyons left this morning for a short trip to New Orleans.
 The Aquinas Reading Circle will not meet until the 18th,
 Mr. w. E. Inge, Jr., is visiting his | parents in Greensboro. MT. Louis Davidson has returned to his home in Uniontcwn.