The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
NelDs of Mobile Society
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 Fohile. Jan. T.--(specia1. )--Mrs. E. l. Russell and Miss Eoline Russell surely have pull with the weather man. for efter many gray, rainy and foggy days fhis morning and iured many from their homes to drop in for visit to Huseells.
 This was the first day of the inau- 1uraftng of the. happy custom of hav- UH days at homo. and observing them. XuesdAys from time tfnmemorial mas been set aside for the exchange of vis- 1<1. although within the last few.years 1t has been superseded by card clubs 0nd afternoons on the golf links, and 04{{1uE among the fair sex has been Mdu1ged in only in a very limited de- xre8. Sandwiches, tea, cake and wine were served to the Russells many Friends this afternoon, who dropped IT 1n large numbers
 NO cards have been issued for this A<ternoons at home. but the friends 0< the very popular House of Russell will be welcomed in just such a chafm- Ing manner the efremainder of the Tues day afternoons in January and the hours will be from half after IF until
 Mrs. Russell received her guests in 4n effective creation Of blue msrSuis- cite handsomely embroidered end ef- 4eetively trimmed in lace. [ he color abe chose was especially well xnitEd @ her pretty blonde type. Miss Fscline Russeil's gown of black real lace over white reaa Irish crochet lace was as h3ndsome as becoming.
 Txasany Brsdwe Club.
 A continuous day of cards was the 1nhAritAnce of the ;suiIls. Mrs. John oail1 ana Mrs z HoIcombe Quill, today.
 The Tuesday Bridge, which IS a morn 1nE club with most of it's members res 1depts of Gevefnment. north cf Broad Street. ia for fhe younger married set only. and it's members. who gre Mrs. E. D. Bondurant.. Mrs. E M. Robinson. Mrs. Henry Hall. IT.. Mrs. rmogene Little. Mrs 1nge Selden. Mrs. E E. Wager Mrs. Albert Bush, Mrs. William N. Monk, Mrs. E. J. Buck. Mrs. Louis Dunlap and Mrs. c. M. Luce. all an- Ntesred present this morning. There were two prizes riayed for. . cas z eRB perknnlA bottle and a Dutch plaque
 The afternoon st the Quiiis was ab- Aofbed by the Pivot Bridge Club. which wAs fn have met at Mrs. ii. H. Pat texson's across the street but it's MoGtesA because of an attack of the Krfp had to transfer the honor to Mrs. 4aiiL Mrs. Patterson hersalf was the on1S club member unable t. he pres- eft and those who played the gaEne as usual were Mrs. w. F. Febbetts. sxrs Lynne Doagherty. Mrs. John ridge. Mss Warren. Miss Hannah Iy. cfsA Mrs. ". K. Eyson. Mrs. H. P. Xass. Mrs. ]. Sydney Robbins and Mrs Shelton Sims. Mrs. Quill chose for her prizes such things as would orna- ment home. which were vases Of silver and cut glass and fruit dish.
 
 The Newman Circle.
 The called meeting of the Newman Circle at St. Vincent's rectory this even sng was In the nature of e farewell t6 tha Rev. Father McDermott. who leaves on Thursday to assume his du- ties In his new home in Birmingham, Ala.
 The meeting of this literary club was advanced several days from its origi- nal date. for all wished to show ap- bEscias5on of the interest the Rev. -Father had shown in this work. His great accomplishment was the delsing Into the literature of the past and help in@ the club to understand and appre- tIae the Mosque of Dante. He is him. self 8 deep thiBker and a philosopher. and will be sadly missed in the circle which revolved around his teachings.
 The program this evening was as fol. lows:
 Overture--AE Misses Cahin and Horta.
 Address---Mrs. Norville.
 Song. Happy Deys-Miss Cashin.
 Selection from Washington Irving's Sketch Boolx-Miss Ollinger.
 Violin obligato--Miss Emma Nor ville.
 Accompanied by Miss cahill. 5 Recitation. Bethlehem, written by MaeB Lllita Lever, of New Orleans-- Miss Helen Henkin.
 Piano Duet, Gottscha auk Ojoseriliios s-4Miss Anna Norville ana Miss Schu- naaker.
 Current Events---Niss Ethel Draper.
 Geod Night. Bishop--Sung by New man Circle.
 Mr. Rittenhouse B. Moore who has been much in evidence on the enter tAinment lists during the holidays left Brunswick, Ga, he will return to his home in Norfolk. Va.
 Merry Makers Club.
 Besides the members who compose the Merry Makers Card Club, Miss Gertrude Echwarz also entertained this Afternoon Miss Ethel Steinhart, of EfeenviIIe, Miss, Mss Ida Picard, of Atlanta, Ga,s Mrs. Robert Scwarz, Mrs. Harry Sch warz and Mrs. H. M. Fried enthal.
 There were three pretty prizes to be played for, silver powder box, a pair Of silk hose and the guests prize, a Chat Record. At the conclusion of the game delicious two course lunch son was served.
 Engngement Announced.
 The engagement of Mfr. J. Curtis Bush of this city to Miss Marie An 8alnette Broughton of Madison Geor- Mah, which came by way of The Leuis- Vfile Courier Journal today has caused much pleasant comment.
 Afr. Bush is the sc~ Sf MT. and Mrs. q ,C. Bush one of the most prominent families socially and fine ncially In the oiky, and is himself prominent and n0puiar. He Is a member of the AtheIstan and Yacht Clubs: an ardent and en-husiastie yachtsman owning a half interest in the Falcon" one of xhe finest yachts on the Gulf Coast. is valued member of the cotton firm of J. C. Bush and Company. and has always been a real acquisition to