The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-19
Orleans. wlii be at home to their friends after April 21, .t

The 500 Club was entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Aubrey Dickson at the home of Mrs. Guy c. Hamilton. Red and pink roses furnished the dec | orations and an appetizing two-course luncheon was served. Three prizes, a pair of silk stockings, pair of cut glass candle sticks and a set of bread l and butter plates were enthusiastical- ly played for by the following, (be- sides the regular club members). Mrs. Fontaine, Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Mrs. Clarke Kimball, Mrs. J. S. Rob- bins. Mrs. W. Arlington. Mrs. L.. H i. Horn. Mrs. Fillmore Davison, Mrs. Mil chael. Mrs. F. Hopper, Mrs. s. Rock and Miss Magic McKeon.
 Mrs. E. D. Ledyard, who has been i'll for several days. is reported to be much better.
 Mrs. B. B. Boone was the hostess today for the Thursday Bridge Club and had as substitutes for the game Mrs. John Quill. Miss Rosa Lyons, Mrs. James Moreland, Mrs. H. Hopper, Mrs Imogene Little. Mrs. Crampton, Mrs. w. H. Monk. Jr., and Mrs. Thomas H. Smith. The house was fragrant with many roses.
 Mir. H. Hatcher of Mississippi is in Mobile to attend the Russell dinner and the opening of the new terminal
 Miss Sallie Van Antwerp gave jolly time to the Bowling Club at the Coun- try Club today The prize, a much needed and desired one these days was a white linen parasol. Those who played for this were Misses Virginia Lyons and her guest Miss Hill of Montgomery. Rosa Belle Christian, Bes- sic McDuffee, Ella Pickens. Tompkins, Aline St. John. Ella Wheeler. Mary Hybart, Hennie McPhillips and her vis- iting guest. Miss Plernan. The '.Medicos" are having much done for them socially. and Dr. Charles Mohr was the host at a stag dinner last evening at wichh he entertained the following. Drs. Moody, H. T. Inge, Welch, Wilkinson, M. T. Gaines, Morris. Rhett Goode. Jenkins, Frazer, Schowalter and McWhorter.
 Baskets of asparagus ferns tied with pink satin ribbons formed the table decorations and the place cards were prescription blanks.
 H The wedding of Miss Justa Buck and MT. Henry W. Bell attracted many Wed nesday evening to Mobiles ToulminvilIe suburb. The wedding which was per- formed by the Rev. Gardner Tucker, took place In the midst of Easter lilies and palms that were used in decorating The bride wore a white chiffon gown over pink silk, with bridal veil and with orange blossoms. and was very pretty to look upon. She was attended hy Mrs. P. A. Buck, as matron of hon. or In white silk and two little flower girls. Alta and Maud Buck. and Mas ter Philip Ernest Buck, relatives of the bride
 The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mir. E. G. Buck, is a very popular and attractive young woman and Mir. Bell. who represents one of the best families of Mississippi, is a most successful civil engineer of this city.
 After the wedding, a reception was held at the residence of MT. and Mrs J. E.. Buck. where ices were passed around by Misses Helen Taylor and Ida Ross. and punch served by Miss Emma Lining.
 MT. and Mrs. Bell are spending thei, honeymoon tn Washington.
 Mrs. Norman Brooks. Miss Augusta c. Clark. Miss Jackson. MT. Frank R Clark, Jr.. and Ar. Frank R. Clark, ST of Birmingham. are registered at the Cawthon. The Clark's are ex-Mobil- ians. Mrs. Brooks was Miss Nellie Clark. and is well remembered here
 Mrs, Robert Hunter and Miss Mary Hunter. left very suddenly for New York, from which place they will imme diately sail for Ireland. They were called abroad by the critical illness Of AHna IIYn fnr'o aofh