The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
NeDs Of Mobile Society.

ksH MHs3 Mh4 kAlh ~ E4ht4 zzH ksN MA &9&sA1 CTS and feathers when his opinion was asked, which 1t was by some of the prettiest of the hat buyers. Kocian and volaya" will play at concert at Fairhope tomorrow. Tuesday evening they will play at the Mobile Theatre. which has been donated by MT. Tan nenbaum. After that, they begin a series of Alabama concerts. Selma will have them on the 22nd. Marion on the 23rd and Montgomery on the 25th of this month. Mrs "Archie' Ffskin, who is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Gazzam an ticipates leaving for New York on Wednesday. where she will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. M. Hurd and MT. and Mrs. George Hurd for some ten days or more. Mrs. Fiskin returns here for the Easter holidays and will be accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. R. M. .Hurd, who are to spend a few days in New Orleans also, as Mir. Hurd is to lecture there.
 This is the season for week end par ] ties and Miss Kate Moslander, and Mir. Ed Moslander Miss Annie Lawson of l Greensboro, Miss Mozlanders guest, and Mr. Lee Tacon. are at Coden until Mon 1 day.
 1 Mrs Mckee and Miss Mabelie Mckee, left for Memphis today, where they will visit Mrs. McKee's daughter, Mrs. Tuck CT The McKee's, who now register | from St. Louis, have spent many win i ters in Mobile, and have been at the l Cawthon for some months. hiss Me | Kee is always noticeably pretty girl, and receives much attention, E fs,5 MT. Joel Goldsby Is stiiil confined to his home by Illness .Nt
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard, Mrs Charles Hall and Miss Mamie Triplett are expected back from New Orleans tomorrow.
 | Already Easter. with It's attendant joys, is eagerly awaited and an unus- ua1 amount of entertaining is to be ex- 1 pected. Among other things, Mrs. S. s. Rubira anticipates opening her house I for a card party fin compliment to Misses Virginia Lyons, Corinne Orton and Virginia sssIms.
 I It is only the very young who have the temerity, these days,lo give birthday parties, and those in the vicinity of six years were the gathers of jolly after noon Friday. when Miss Helen Court right entertained her little friends at her six year old celebration. Pink was tho color chosen for the decorations and bon bons, which, in pink boxes.
 were the souvenirs az well as balloons. pr. and Mrs. Pugh have also been giving birthday party for their little three year old daughter and at their pretty new house in Rickarby Place Along with little Miss Pugh, Miss Jo-
 sephine Chamberlain received. There I was everything necessary and needful l Co, lao nS ones, including large cake, which was
 cut with the following result: for Miss l Margaret Field, ring; for little Miss Leftwich, a dime, and WarinE Harnil- ton, a thimble. Mrs. c. J. Torrey's residence was the scene of much that was conversational
 this morning. for what was known as a reciprocity meeting was held. This was a getting together of all of the s literary clubs which wer mothered
 ar rather fathered by the Shakespeare. The Chautauqua, the Newman Circle, the Century the Aquinas I and many | others made reports of their progress E in the past and their hopes for the fu- ture.
 Mrs. V. D. Groner of Norfolk, Va. and Mrs r. M. Colston of Baltimore who have many friends and relatives
 
 eral days They left this afternoon fol
 New Orleans.
 Friday gives promise of being the Rayest day. especially for the buds and the just budding members of society
 for the University of Alabama GleS Club will be the attraction. This will
 he under the auspices of the D. A. R's new auditorium Friday evening. IT the afternoon Mrs. Rhett Goode will
 entertain them at a reception and there Is some talk of dance being given foi them after the concert. This latter
 will be in the hands of Mir Joseph
 Lyons
 ThereIare a number of Birmingham boys in this club, .Jelks Cabaniss
 Element Wood Augiin White, Sam lIabaugh and Harry Jones and mucf
 entertaining was done for them there under the auspices of Mrs. Culpeppel Elxum who is well remembered as ont of the pretty matrons in attendance al
 the Burgess-Bush wedding last year. Mrs Louis Garfield Parker, who 1.
 the guest of Captain and Mrs. John
 Quill. anticipates remaining here unti
 the latter part of April, whAn she leaves to be present at the opening fes
 tivities of the Jamestown Exposition
 This exposition Is already on tho itinerary of several of the spring brides
 and grooms.
 The following which has been re.
 ceived and speaks for itself deprives
 Mobile of seeing one of the pFettfest oi brides:
 Mrs Richard Henry Clark requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daughter, Mary Morris, tC
 Mr. Carl Herndon Seals on the after.
 noon of Wednesday, the third of Apri
 at half after four o'clock at Saint
 Paurs Church Englewood. New Jersey Fl M@ Edwin G. Eeibels of Columbia
 s. C., is at the Cawthon. Some years
 afo MT. Seibels spent much of his leis
 ure here, where he was very prominen
 socially.
 The Century Book Club will mee
 with Mrs. Boiling as usual this week
 the Shakespeare with Mrs c. J. Torrey