The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-26

Mohiae. March --(special )--The art If compiling invitations Is an art Indeed and one which Mrs. 8. 5. huo- ira has long since acquired. very pretty engraved one has just been ls- sued by her and reads; .,,
 sro meet Miss Virginia Lyons, Miss sirns. Miss orton. Mrs. Rubira will pc at home on Thursday afternoon the fo,,fh of April. at three o'clock, one hundred and fifty-six St. Anthony street Cards R. 8 " F."
 Miss Lyons. who is one of Mrs Rup- ira's honored guests, spent quite larre nortion of her winter In Mont sarnerv and Miss sims and Miss orton sra two of the most popular of the society girls
 The warm weather is responsible for many anticipating Easter by wearing their spring confections on Palm sun day. Miss Lollie Belle Gould lookeu her prettiest on Government Street a1- far service in large brown picture hal with gown to match. Mrs mo gene Little and Mrs. Inge Selden Doth wore becoming blue foulard gowns.
 There were only a few Sunday din- ners possibly in anticipation or the many of which Easter will boast MT ard Mrs w. F. Tebbetts were the guests or 01Fs 0iha AAAA S-
 Mir George A. Hurd of New York, who was in the city en route to Mont eornery, Atlanta and other cities was sntertained at Sunday dinner by MT. and Mrs. Harry Donald.
 Mr John Allen of Tupelo. Miss, has just returned from New oFteans st,. gnu C.ulfport, and spent Sunday in the city' leaving that evening for Memphis. Tenn.
 This evening was made famous by an tnnumerable number of box parties the majority of which were at the " ric Tn fact all of the boxes there neid thelr full allowance and De won nop. ,. ner,s opera, 'Happyland," turned out to be well named. MT. and Mrs. U: \ fsnrxess. who entertained at one or xnese. had as their guests and also at <s,rr,er at the Cawthorn afterwards, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bush, pr. ana Mrs. Rhett Goode, Miss Mabel Goooe and Miss Ethel Burgess. MT ana Mrs. Gregory M Luce entertained Tn slniiar manner Mir and Mrs. E. J BUCK.
 rnr A number of St Louis capitalists, nxr George Fearn, Sr., Is keeping ms entertaining work on the double entry system. One of the largest Of the Lyric parties was given by nm isst night with an elaborate supper at the cawthon afterward- His was s'as affafr and his guests were MT. c. IL. csrav. Mir. Augustus Schlasley, MT. Arthur Beckwith, Mr. F. c. Bonsack, Mir w I. wade and Mir. l.. c. Irvine, all of St. Louis. Tomorrow evening MT. Fearn will again entertain at theatre party and supper
 Sohe departure plans have recently been changed for Mrs. G. M Luce will rat leave until, Easter Monday for New York although she had planned to leave on wednesday.
 Mrs. Archie" .r Fiskin who was to have left today for visit to MT. ana Mrs. R. M HHrd. and Mir. and Mrs. George Hurd in New York. has. owing 4o the serious illness of one of her ne or in the spring.
 Mir. A. c. Harte was absent from the ctty yesterday as he was the guest q the Y. NJ. c. A. in Montgomery.
 Captain and Mrs. John Quill, Mrs. Holcolmbe Quill. Mrs. L.. c. Parker and Miss Antoniette Quill. have recent ly registered at the Dog River Club
 
 A party of enthusiastic golfers left today for Citronelle. where a tourna- ment will be in progress Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Walter Horn is the most enthusiastic of the players be- cause of having won the cup last sea- son and a second winning of it will give 1t to him for keeps The cup is q very pretty one and was presented by Mir E b Fulford and consequently the other golfers from here are primed to do their best on the links. Mr. Murray Wheeler, Mir. l.. c. Davis, Mir. Coates, Mir. w. H. Monk, Jr., will also participate in the competition which will consist of a qualifying round in which the eight lowest scores win fight 1t out at match play.
 MT. W. M. Marshall left on the noon train for New York where he goes to