The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
NetUs Of Mobile Society
Day at Fort Morgan.

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 Day at Fort Morgan.
 Mobile, June s.--(Special. )--A de- aightful time was spent at Fort MOT gan today. the party being given oy Miss Amanda Moore. The party wno left town on the tug. iunched at the fort and returned to the city was composed as follows:
 Mrs. Sherwood of New York, Mrs. George Robinson, Misses Huger ana Mias Moore: Messrs. Moore. Harrison, cawthon. Marshall Smith. Mcclellan and pr. Goldthwaite.
 Chautauqua Circle.
 The meeting this afternoon or the Chautauqua Circle was the last one or the season and completed the entire course of reading In the prescfipee time, a most praiseworthy fact and one that reflects great credit on the members of the Circle.
 Not a meeting has been missed or postponed, which is also an unusual event in long season.
 The program today was as follows. After the minutes were read and some business gone through with there was a quiz on American landscape painters.
 A general discussion on the book Types of Provincial American Life. The two types under discussion today were the Mississippi Valley and the Far West.
 Roll call answered by quotations from either chapters on Mississippi Valley or Far West types.
 Knockers.
 Miss Jean Miles was the attractive hostess for the Knockers Club today. The prize bottle of perfume, was played for by the following members: Misses Virginia Lyons, Louise Vass, Nell Hall. Grace Rockwell, Julia Creary. Rosa Coates, Virginia Sims and The hostess.
 Rowiin@ Club.
 Every member of the Bowling Club was hostess at the meeting this morn ing as each one contributed some- thing to make the pleasant morning at the Country Club. The prize was a belt, and the members present were Misses Nell Hall. Virginia Lyons, Me- Phillips, Marie Webb, oline MacMil- Ian and Ella Wheeer.
 Philomathie Club.
 The members of the Philomathic Club met this afternoon with Miss Oline Me- Milan. There was one paper read on Colonial Virginia by Miss Ella Wheeler, and a general reading by the members of the club of stories on early Virginia fife.
 
 U. n. c. Jefferson Davis's birthday was cele- brated today in a most appropriate and dtfing maner by the U. D. C's., in the auditorium of the Y. M c. A. The Con- l federate Veterans were on hand as well | as a large number of other guests. l There was a fine literary and musical | program rendered, the orator of the oc- l caslon being Mir. T. c peLeon.
 
 Bridge Party. Mr. and Mrs. Norborne Clarke enter | taiped informally but very charmingly | ct bridge this evening for 6 few | friends. A dainty supper followed the games | of bridge and the evening had ali that l charm for which Mrs. Clarie's enter | tatnments are noted. The prizes wehe 1 an ornament and 6 handsome brass holder for bridge scores. The guests l were; MT. and Mrs. D. D. Ledyard, MT. 1 and Mrs. Curtis Bush, IT,. MT. and l Mrs. Charles Hall. Mir. and Mrs. Wal | ter Heron Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr., MT. and Mrs. John Waterman, Mir. end Mrs. Luca and MT. and Mrs. Teh- bitts.
 1Er. and Mrs. Dawson Entertain for the
 Younger set.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Dawaon opened last night their handsome now home OA CnUfCu street III lOuOT OI d1lA4 Elff1- ma Hieronymoua. Bid euchre was the form of amusement. and the first prize, l a beautiful gold hat pin. was won by l Miss Sadie Shields Mir. Paul Boulo 1 won the boys prize, silk four-in-hand 1 tie. All the guests cut for the conso- | lation prize, a silver pin tray. and the l fortunate winner wis Mir. Baylus Cham | blin. A delicious supper wound up this l delightful entertainment. Mrs. Dawson | was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Her. | 0nymous.
 Announcements and Personal Notes. The Gambia Chapter of the Omega | Alpha Beta Fraternity has issued inVi- | tations to its first anniversary dance at | German Relief Hall at o'clock next | Friday evening.
 The Clara schumann gave the last public recital of the season this even | ang at McGill Institute, and a splendid musical evening was thoroughly enjoy ed by the large number present
 The double wedding of Pickens-Mc- celebrated this evening at s:3o in | St. Johns Episcopal Church.
 Mir. Waiter Horn has returned from | 3 trip to Memphis and Warrenton, Va. | Mrs. George Robinson will leave to- morrow for Ashevil1e and New York. Rev. W. P. McElroy arrived home yesterday from attending the Presby- | fery in North Carolina. Col. T. C. McCorvey of the Univer- Bity of Alabama returned to Tusca- loosa yesterday. Mir. Luce will leave in a day or two | For trip to New York. Professor Benson of Monroeville went Go Daphne this afternoon to prepare for l the summer Normal School, which he will conduct as a private venture. Mir. James Sullivan of Mt. Vernon syas in Mobile today.
 Mir. Edward B. O'Connell of Mont 1 gomery IS in Mobile for a few days stay. MT. OConnell is just closing a trip of several months which carried | him through many of the Western | States.
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