The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
MOBILE SOCIETY.

Mobile, Nov. 19.-(Special. )--Fol- lowing the rehearsal of the Lyons-Ne- wiIle wedding at the home of the evening. Mrs. H. P. Vass entertained the bridal party and a few other ruests very informally at her lovely home Non Catherine Street. A buffet supper was served during the evening, and everything was most attractive.
 The Merry Makers Card Club enjoy ca thoroughly it's meeting with Miss Miriam Jacobson this afternoon, as did also her other guests. Miss Nettie Kahn of Philadelphia, Miss Steiphart of Greenville. Miss, and Misses Holberg. A lovely silk matinee bag was the hrht prixe. d set of silver bodkins the sec- ond, and for her guests Miss Jacobson ratnted q most artistic blotter. The tally cards, too were also the dainty work Of this gifted young hostess. A tNo-cpirss luncheon followed the garpes.
 Mrs. ". L. Avery. who is the wife of the Engfieh Consul at Belize, Brit ish Honduras, and who has been the gilest of Mrs. Robert Wayne for sey- eraJ weeks, Is now visiting Miss yir- Einia Thomas on Government Street.
 Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore has return ed from Nsw York, where she spent the past Jew months, her daughters, Mrs. Thprsas and Mics Amanda Moore will xkkarn h few weeks
 pr. Harry T. Inge Is home from q short stay in Montgomery, Ala
 ssrx. Louis J. Davis was hostess of the No Name Bridge Club yesterday afkefReon at her home in LeMoyne paace kae two vacancies being aiisd 1Sea Bose. Mrs. Horace Bsavens cap tuFed khe prize, an embroidered hand kSneAieG. A sociable cup of tea and lsnht refreshments followed the HFi4ke Club last evening Mir. WalkeT Mttchell ~on the prize. a most attracA- i've hook.
 Mrs. Carrie Kahn ana daughter, Mas Nettte Kahn. of Philadelphia, have ere rived to spend the winter with Miss RpEa Kahn on Church street.
 A meeting of the Children of the Resolution has been caled by it's PFes- iaenf. 1Etgs Alma Austin. for Saturday afteFnaon ct s:sO o'clock at the resi- and Roper Streets, to complete the orr gaRiEation of a chapter here.
 The address on Juvenile Improve MentT given by Judge Ben B, Lind seg, in German Relief Hall this even inx was most interesting aSd very halp<ul to those who are doing such Rood juvenile work here. Judge Lind Eev is sthe most celebrated juvenile judge n the country, and the good work aone by him in Denver and else- wHere cannot be oyerestimated,
 Mrs, Rhstt Goode entertained st a bridge party this afternoon at o'clock in beneF of Mrs. Edward Croft, in- vitiRg ta meet her all Of the friends when she knew so well as Miss Mari. bel Williams, before Captain Croft caKyied her of to the Philippines sey- eFai years ago. Composing these were Mrs. Albert P. Bush, Mrs. W. ". Her req, Mrs, ,, 4. Waters, Mrs. William Ka1Iy, Mrs. P. J, M. Acksr, Mrs. Lynn Cameron, Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. Mrs. Miss Adele Batre and Miss Virginia Thamas 4 Tiffany bonbopiere was fhs nFst prize, and q brass colonial cen61estick the consolation. Tea was served at o'clock to which those of Mrs. Crcfts friends who do not play bridge were invited, and the afternoon wound ID in g most delightfully in- TeFmsI reception.
 Mrs< Ch6rIss Johnstone and little EonS who have been with her parents, Affs and Mrs. z. M. F. Inge. for sew eFaI months. will return to Purvis, Miss, with Mr. Jollnstone this week, where he has gone into business.