The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
social caiendar.

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 seciai Calendar.
 Monday.
 Hamilton whist club--Mrs Joseph
 Tuesday.
 Tuesday Bridge--Mrs. Henry hai' pfvss Whist--Mrs. H P. vass.
 Afternoon Tea club--Mrs. R. s. Bacon.
 woduesday. Dfscards-Miss Amanda Moore at Country Club. ?. m
 Enockers--Miss Virginia Lyons.
 McCoy-SarneIl wedding-Governmen Street Methodist Church.
 Thursday.
 Thursday Bridge--Mrs. B. F. Adams.
 Friday.
 Morning Reading ciub-Mrs. Jack Ross.
 Mobile. June s--(Special)--With this month the social season is pretty well broken up. A few weddings to come atIIi hold great interest for the favored few, but generally speaking society is on the wing. Each day brings long farewell to some well loved club or bon voyage to some friend.
 only the echoes of the doings of the gay butterflies of fashion will be wait
  gasping under their reduced circum- stances. The scoop net can now be laid away and the run down adjectives sent off to the rest cure.
 A pretty home wedding will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock when Miss Gertrude Irwin, daughter of Mrs. Viola Irwin will be married to Mir. C. P. Gouldman of Chicago.
 The double parlors will be decorated in palms and ferne and to the strains Of the Mendelssohn wedding march played by Miss Jamie SummerselI. the bridesmaid, Miss Kate Kendall of Evergreen, Ala, will enter accom- panied by the groomsman, Mir. D. ". Rozier. Miss Kendall will wear pink SIR princess dress over white taffeta and trimmed in real lace.
 Next will come the matron of honor, Mrs. H. H. Irwin, wearing a silk prin- cess dress over white taffeta.
 Then the pretty young bride, who will enter On the arm of her brother, H IT. Irwin. She will wear a white 1ingeries gown of real lace over white taffeta and in her hair will be a wreath Of Priscfllfan roses and ferns. Her only ornament will be diamond sun burst. the gift of the groom. At the altar. under the arch of palms. they win be joined by the groom and his '.
 After the ceremony the guests will enter the dining room where the color scheme of pink and white will be charmingly carried out in roses, carna- tions and ferns. 4 buffet luncheon will be served and later on the bride will don her stylish travelling gown Of Copenhagen blue RaJah silk with hat and gloves to match. and MT. and Mrs. Gouldmand will leave for Norfolk, Washington and New York and from there to Chicago where Mir Gouldman makes his home.
 There will be many handsome dresses worn at the wedding among them be- ing that of Mrs Viola Irwin, the mother Of the bride. in a bloch net princess over bloch taffeta
 House Parties on Eastern shore. The Eastern Shore will be a gay re- sort for this week end, as several house parties have gone for a Friday to Mon. day stay.
 At Daphne MT. and Mrs. Mufnhv }WiIliams are ehaperoning Misses Vir. Y ginia Herndon. Emily Boone. Marie Shaner, Trula Sage Helen Rich, Marie Webb and Messrs. Jennie Grey, How. ard Herndon, Tom MeCorbey, Wallace Parhams Jack Ross and Russell Hol- finger.
 Miss Dorothy Carter is hostess for another party who are occupying the pretty Sea Clif cottage of Mir and Mrs. Derteh. Mir. and Mrs. Kearsley Carter are the ehaperones and the guests are Miss Annie Martin, of Pine Bluf1. Ark, who is visiting her cousin, Mss Carter, and In whose honor the party is given. Miss Sadie Leatherbury, Miss Margaret Webb and Messrs. Os- car Barney, John Lewis Cox, Minor Friend, Jr., and Ed Shaffer.
 
 At Point Clear MT. and Mrs. s. J.. Cleveland are chaperoning the follow Ing house party: Misses Emma Burke, Mabel Cleveland, Annie Louise Morriss, Ella Epotswood, Lucille Burke and Messrs. E. H. Bixler, John Meador, l. G. Adams and Maxon.
 Tag Day.
 Every one is on the qui vive over Tag Day and are anxiously awaiting the Monday event. The following commit tees with a large number of assistants "tag you're it' will be the cry all day. Van Antwerp's, Central Managing Committee, Mir. L. H. Putnam, Mrs l.. HammeI. MT. Frank Ross, Mrs. Erwin Craighead; pestofElce. Mrs. D. M Robinson; Peoples Bank. Mrs. Nor borne Clarke; Bienville Hotel, Mrs. J. T. Schley; Zadeck's Mrs. G. w. Coates; Hambul's Mrs. Norwood Rich ards; Van Antwerp's, Mrs. E. E. Wa gar, Mrs. Holcombe quill; Britton's Mrs. L.. c. Dorgan; Cawthon Hotel. Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr.; City Bank, Mrs Frank Ruse. Mrs. E. D. Bondurant; Monroe Park, Mrs. Charles Shawhan, Mrs. Garrett of New York, Mrs. South gate of Atlanta; Southern Railroad ticket office, Mrs. J. J. Bartee; Mobile ana Ohio Railroad station. Mrs. Platte Roberts; Court House, Mrs. G. M. Luce and Mrs. W. F. Tebbetts; Gay fer's, Mrs. Joseph Tucker and Mrs. Mc- Creary Otts Eidson's Mrs. B T. Bar Fett; Y. M. c. A., Miss Aunspaugh; Re- lief Committee, Mrs. T. P. NorvilIe, Mrs. 4. P. Bush, Mrs. Greenwood LfEon, Mrs. J. B. Waterman; Commit tees-at-Large, Gen. J. NJ. Whiting, Mir. B. Waterman, Mir. Henry Hall, Mir. James McPhillips, MT. Henry Hess. Mr. !. I. schleY.
 Fraternity Dance.
 The Omega Alpha Beta Fraternity gave its first dance this evening in German Relief Hall.
 The hail was charmingly decorated in white and red, the society's colors and palms were attractively arranged along the room.
 Across the stage were the large fra ternity letters and underneath the O. 4. B., pennant
 Delicious rsfreshment were served Aho osyanf1O narfaef snpcesq