The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Mobile, April 9.-(Special. )-Socie- k 4y after tts outburst of card party ana other forms of after Easter enthusiasm m eotten to be almost normal again k Sn6 {1yo. eartls parties a day is about Inc average for entertaining this
 Wee1s This afternoon there was one E 6t1xate affair and the other was Tor K <ha benefit of the members of the Pivot
 syVhfht Club.
 1fiss Adele Batre 1t was who enter
 1Insd very prettily at three tapies EH&f bfiAke for Miss Yields, who has so K E7rxrhtist4d herself with society that f'her name is found oftenest among K those entertained" White roses on natural and place cards embellisheo vrfth them were used in decorating. ffis6 batfe had as her guests besides K Hfrs. Nields Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. " s. Barrett. Mrs. Albert Bush. Mrs
 Hardy Hopper, Mrs. 1mogene Litue, 1Trs E. D. Ledyard, Mrs. W. F. Teb- E 6etts Mrs. J. H. Mason, Mrs. Harry patferson. Miss Virginia Thomas and
 Miss Ethel Hodgson. The prizes,
 silver belt buckle and cut glass pon E hon hfsh were the awards made 10 'fhe successful contestants.
 Mrs. Joseph St. George Tucker
 ehoSs the Country Club as 5he n"eu S,,n
 1nx place for the Pivot whist Ciuo | ehia Afternoon. There was but one eubstitute, Mrs. 2. M. P, Inge, as the club members all answered present. I.uncheon was served in the club mouse prfof to the game and Duchess roses were used to ornament the 'aples. A set of ramakins and vase were the prize Mrs. Tucker con.riouteo
 which prettily stimulated the interest
 n the game.
 MT. Rittenhouse Moore, who has heen confined to his home by illness, is much improved in health ana aple
 to be out again.
 The Council of Jewish Women was
 ln nSssion this afternoon at the resi-
 %erra of Mrs. A. J. Levy. This was
 \ circle meeting which as usual was led Sy pr. Mccormick
 MT M. s. Baer of Baltimore. who has been In the city for some weeks anticipates leaving for the East the
 end of the week.
 rhs r,itroneiie Chautauaua is one
 nf the nopuIar diversions these spring 1fke days, and hardly train leaves TOT |44hat resort without number or Mopii-
 ians MT. Walter Horn Is one of the
 most assiduous patrenizers of this cult and Mr. Murray Wheeler, MT: Ham
 mond Gayfer, MT. and Mrs. Dawson
 etc. are following suit. Mrs. 1mo-
 gene Little and Miss Katherine Mid dleton anticipate spending week there later on Already the Eastertide weddings are flowing in, and yesterday and today they have been conspicuous on the call k endar. :.
 Miss Kate Zieman was the bride of yesterday and her wedding to MT ol-
 lice wsrneth took place at the early hour of o'clock at St. Joseph's Church. This was an Easter lily affair as the bride not only carried them, but also
 wore h gown of ell white lingerie.
 with picture hat to match Miss Kate Geary. her only maid. wore all white, Hwith the exception of green girdle
 to her gowA MT. Alphonse Zieman acted in the capacity of best man. Af-
 ter the ceremony there was a wedding breakfast, after which the wedding iaurnoY was begun.
 An early morning wedding was also the feature of today, when Miss Har- riette Agnes Matthews was welded to MT. Frank Casper, Jr., at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The
 reremony was conducted by the Rev. | Father Shaw. The bride. who iB the E eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs Rob- ert &. Matthews, wore as her bridal gown a blue checked silk witt, velvet frImnings. Her hat was of white with