The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Reception at Yacht Club.

NeceBtt0m at rocht CIubs
 It is delightful to know that the will take place on Tuesday evening. April ?. This ideal spot. swept by ocean breezes is a perfect place to spend the spring and summer after moons and evenings. The building, situated at the end of a long pier far out over the water Is a most att tract.ve one. Broad bakeries extend around the entire building. Upstairs and down on the upper floor are the bed rooms and on the lower floor re- ception. reading and dining rooms prettily furnished in wicker wh ite the ceiling lights are a steering wheel and on the end of each prong of the wheel is a light. The restaurant is to be a special feature of the club and charming dinners and suppers will be given through the season. For the opening reception there will be a band on hand and music and danc- ing w:ll be added to the evenings pleasures. The following are the officers and heads of committees: Mir. Frank P. o'Neall. President of the incorporation company. ru
 Commodore. Curtis Bush, Jr.
 Woe Commodore. LeBaron Lyons. Chairman House Committees: A. P. Bush.
 Chairman Entertainment Committee: 0. P. Armspaugh.
 Announcements and Personal Notes.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode will entertain at luncheon during the coming week for Mrs. c. T. Hearin.
 Miss Amanda Moore will give a tea party one afternoon next week for Miss Donald and Miss Eliabeth Reed of New York.
 Mrs. Ed Schwarz will also entertain during next week for her guest Mss Irma Wolff of Selma, who w;ll arrive here today from a visit to relations in New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Hatch have re- turned to their home in Gallion Ala bama.
 Among the departures for New York on Monday will be Mir. and Mrs. D. R, Burgess, Mrs. c. M Luce and Miss Mary Lane.
 Mrs. B. W. Davis is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Barnes.
 Mrs. Lynn Daugherty has gone to Akron. O., on account of the illness of her mother.
 MT. George Heakes returned yes terday from a business trip in Mis-. sissippi.
 Mrs. Bailey Thomas is expected back on Tuesday from a short visit to Mrs. R. H. Wilkie in New Orleans.
 Mir. Gayle Owen returned the latter part of this week from an extended trip through Mississippi.
 Miss Dorothy Donald has as her at- tractive guest Miss Elizabeth Reed, a member of the well known New York family of that name. Miss Reed is a granddaughter of Mrs. Sylvanus Reed and niece of Mir. Barclay Parsons both of New York. MT. Parsons has been prominently connected with the planning and engineering of the sub way.
 Mir. Reynolds, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. who arrived last night for a short visit, will be much enter tained during his stay. Mir. and Mrs. Tebbetts having planned 6 trip to Dog River today in his honor
 Miss Elizabeth Gaines of Warren town, Va. who has been the much ad- mired guest of Miss Lettice Clyarke, will leave tomorrow for Atlanta, and from there will visit her sister in Charleston, s. C., before returning home.
 Miss Eoline Russell, who has only just returned from a trip to New York and Washington. will leave early in May with a party of Washington friends for a three months trip to Europe.
 The return trip of the Belize on Tuesday will bring home Mrs. George Vaughan, Mrs. Gordon of Montana, Misses Maude Middleton and MollIe Irwin. Mrs. Liston Heustic will also arrive from Belize on Tuesday and will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ra- chel Heustis.
 for Birmingham.