The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

one also, as he rightly comes by such an inheritance. his mother being one of the great beauties of the city and hts father is handsome type as well. The souvenirs of this egg hunt were prettily decorated baskets In which to store away the eggs found on the lawn.
 The following invitation found its way into many homes today:
 Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson request the honor of your presence at the wedding reception of their daughter. Ethel. and Mir. Julian AL bertus Walters. on tue evening of Tuesday the sixteenth of April, at half after nine o'clock. One thousand nine hundred and seven. Two hundred and fifty-three Government street in the City of Mobile. Alabama"
 The Discards met this afternoon with Mrs. Imogene Little and nearly all the club members were present. Mrs. R. A. sadler and Mrs. J. S.' Barrett were the only substitutes and those who played were Mrs. James McPhillips, Mrs P. J. Aoker and Misses Moore, Hodgson, -Lomas, Rosa Lyons. Batre Teustis and Whiting. The !. prizes of which there was one for each table were belts and buckles, just the things for pretty white frocks, so soon to come in season.
 Miss Hennie McPhill'ps who was the hostess for the Bowling Club today made most satisfactory bargain with the weather man for it was a perfect weather day down at the Country Club. Miss McPhillips guests were Misses Virginia Lyons. Mabel Goode and Miss Baughman, who Is on a visit to Mrs Barney. The nriza r1a o French embroidered linen handker- chief.
 Society was in most versatile hu- nor today, although as usual, cards made the largest score in society. Be- sides the card parties and clubs, how ever, there was wedding, a book club meeting. bowling club in Lessive, a t& club and ball to make the enter- tMning average very good one,
 The wedding of Miss Mary Morris Clarke, of Mobile and Mrs. Carl Seal, or Birmingham, took place in Engle- wood, New Jersey, today. It was a very quiet affair, only the very inti- tracting parties being invit . Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Sellie Waller, of Washington, aunts of the bride. were among those present.
 Mrs. Wesley Robinson anticipates leaving about the 18th of April to spend the spring and summer months in the East. Mrs. Robinson has made many friends here this winter and has been very popular socially. At present Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Robin son are entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Robinson, ST.
 The Century Book Club met today at the residence of Mrs. R. H. Boiling and an animated discussion on current events took place. After this there was an interesting paper read by Mrs William Ward on Men of New Japan" and the topic for discussion was Ja- pans Army and Navy and Ancient Warfare.
 At the Afternoon Club that met with Mrs J. F. Ross this afternoon, there were only few besides the regular club members present. Mrs. Ross's house was very attractively decorated in pink roses. red lilies and other flow. CTS and palms for the tea drinkers. MT. c. A. Furst of Texas is in the city. This is always pleasant news for MT. Furst, who spent several win ters here. was very popular socially dhu uiu hiuCH III du entertaining way to add to the pleasure of those in society.
 Miss Nell Gerstell Of, West Virginia l who is visiting in Pensacola, returns here next week to again visit Mrs | Gibbony. She was her very popular guest during the carnival season. Mir. c. A. Robinson leaves in a few days on a business trip but will re- turn in time to take part in the Heron Whiting wedding April 30. The Fortnightly Club was enter tained today by Miss 44offman at the residence of Mrs. M A. Lyons Mrs Charles Mohr and Mrs J. B. Waterman are the guests of Mir. and Mrs T. G. Bush in Birmingham Mrs. Lake George and Miss Phenie | George of Demopoiis, who have many | friends In the city, are the guests of Mrs Pope.
 Mir. w. NJ. Marshall has returned from a weeks trip to New York.