The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05
Mobile society News.


 second dog afflicted with rabies to be killed within the month.
 Mobile Society News.
 Miss Laura Hill of Montgomery arr rived Wednesday to visit Mrs Walter guest yesterday at the vass card par ty when she wore white gown witn blue picture hat. exceedingly becoming to her blonde type
 Tonight Mrs. Cunningham gave a dance in her honor at the Country Club and q pretty affair it was, too Even Nature conspired with the hos tess. the bay breexe being just fresh enough to cool the dancers as they emerged from the ball room, and the moon. too fun to be discreet shining through the clump of oaks under wnicn they sought tete a tetes The ciuD house was decorated in Japanese ian- terms and umbrellas and Mrs. Cun- nfnxham and Miss Hill received. stand ing under an enormous Japanese para sol Mrs Cunningham wore gown Of white net over pale blue, and Miss Hill was very handsome in wnite apangied net over white satin. Re- cefvins with them were MISS mosnls es, Clarke, Miss Catherine Jelks, Miss Carrie Knox and Miss Lolla Belle Gould. On the lawn in front Of the club was afother big umbrella under which stood the punch bowl with the refreshing contents. served by Mrs. C. & Shawbau and Mrs. c. P. Robinson. Pretty souvenirs of the occasion. hand- painted Japanese fans, were presented the ladies as they arrived, by Mrs. Francis Brady. During the evening fees and cakes were served on the verandah. Mrs. Cunningham's guests were Misses Hill, Carrie Knox, Cathe- rine Jelks, Jean Miles, Clara Ross. ' whiting, Helen Clarke, Morris Clarke. Kate Moslander, Rose Coates, Gertrude Smith, Helen Smith, Elizabeth Rhett, Annie Knox Taylor, Ethel Hodgson, Louise vass. Mary Hybart. Olive Me- MulIan. Lolla Belle Gould, Venetia Danner, Mary Danner and Messrs. Marion Inge, Carol Prince, Landon Hopkins, Case Little, c. A. Fuerst, Carl Holzborn, W. W. Heron. c. B. Harrison, Alfred Dorgan, Lee Tacon, Elkin Thames. Ben Rhett. Walton Sinks 1 Ben Padgett. Clinton Mccartney Lee Smith, Willis ,Hybart. Montgomery Inge, j. A. Walters, Alfred Coates, L. c. Dorgan, D. R. Dunlap, Maury Lyon, | Dr. Oates.
 Miss AIrna Louise Johnson, the young I daughter of MT. and Mrs w. M, John son. gave a dancing party this even ing at her home on Dauphin Way. Her guests. seventy-ffve in number, found l themselves la Japan. on entering her 1 home, where Japanese lanterns, um- breIlas, bamboo and chrysanthemums I were used with artistic effect. The young people were dressed in Japan ese costume and looked very quaint and pretty. especially the hostess. who was assisted in receiving by Misses Clara Crossland. Edwina Sands and May 1 Boulo. Drago's orchestra played 1 throughout the evening. and in addi- | tion to the dancing there were games | which all could take part in and enjoy. ! One of these was clever guessing
 contest, and pretty prizes were given | the winners. a gold brooch for the | girls. a gold stick pin for the boys. a 1 Japanese powder box for the girls consolation and a Japanese cup and saul 1 cer for the boys. Then that every one | should have a chance. another prize 1 was put in and cut for by all, this | prize being a blue feather fan. Ane | yet this was not all, for every guest | received as souvenir a pretty Japanese | fan. Refreshments were served about
 10 o'clock and all during the evening, | the punch bowl under the big Japan
 csc parasol proved an attractive spot.
 It was Learly midnight when Miss
 Johnsons guests reluctantly bade their
 hostess good night.
 Miss Gertrude Smith gave a large
 card party this afternoon in honor of
 Miss Catherine Jelks of Montgomery and Miss Carrie Knox of Anniston. The other ladies were Misses Louise Vass, l Kitty Shepard, Ruth Shepard, Morris
 Clarke. Ida Richardson, Lolla Belle l Gould, Laura Hill of Montgomery, Hel-
 enc Maury, Clara Ross, Mary Hunter,
 Lettice Clark. Ella Wheeler, Ella Pick ems, Jessie Whiting, Elcie Fry, Emma
 and Elizabeth Rhett. Elizabeth Van
 Liew Mamie Tompkins, Annie Spots- l wood. Aline Wilson. Alice McPhlllips, Rosa Coates, Venetia Danner, Marie Marston and Mrs. Erwin Little. Miss Oline McMillan kept the score and 1 Misses Lilly and Lulie Radcliff and
 Miss Freda Donald served the punch
 Few clubs in town have any better time than the Young Matrons. who meet every Thursday afternoon for fun and euchre. The hostess this afternoon was Mrs-- Aaron Lowenstein who en- 1 tertained at her apartments In the Inge Annex. The rooms were filled
 with red and white roses and the hand | painted score cards were of the same present, the fortunate four not mem
 bers. being Miss Clara Pollock, Miss 1 Blanche Pollock Mrs. Eugene Brown ! and Mrs. Ed Forcheimer. The club prize was n silver fern dish, the
 guest prize, a silver pin tray and the consolation, 0 white linen parasoL After the game an appetizing luncheon ] was served.
 The Newman Circle held an election | of officers last evening at St. Vincent's | Factory. Mrs. T. P. Norville was re-
 elected President. Mrs. Harry Mitchell,
 First President; Mrs. NJ. E. Tru-
 witt, Second Vice-President; Mrs
 Chambers, Treasurer; Miss Sarah Wal
 lace, Financial Secretary; Miss Anna Cashin, Recording Secretary; Rev.
 Father buckingham. Censor, and Father
 Burke, Lecturer. The subject for study
 next year will be Modern Rome. The
 next meeting of the Circle will be Tues
 day. May SC.