The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-12
NeDs of Mobile Society

 Mobile. Mir. Sidney Lowenstein of Mobile. Mir. Edward L. Richard of Mobile.
 Out of town guests Gin addition to those in bridal party) expected to at- tend Herzfeld- d-Schwarz wedding: Hon. Sol D. Bloch of Camden. Ala, Mir. Julius Herzfeld of Chicago, Mir. Ar thur Hirscher of Montgomery, Mir. A. Bruce Kennedy of Montgomery, MT. Martin Davidson of Chicago. MT. Reuben Herzfeld of Alexander City. Ala. MT. Leonard Hagerdorn of Sel- ma Mrs. Carrie Herzfeld of Selma Mrs. Esther Herzfeld of Birmingham. MT and Mrs. Lewis F. Schwarz of New Orleans. Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Schwarz of Montgomery, Mrs. l.. Rochotsh and Miss Annie Rochotsh of Demopolis, Ala
 On saturday evening. as a farewell. MT. Schwarz was given a 'possum supper by some of his military conn rades and a jolly time was in order TOT all those gathered around the fes- tive board.
 Luncheon for Miss HerxfeId. happy time was spent this after | noon at the Cawthou when eight of Miss Herzfeld's friends entertained her at A beautiful luncheon. The table. set in the colonial room. was oride-lik and lovely with It's cen Ire or White roses and ferns and It's candelabra shaded in white. The place cards were silver slippers except for the bride-elect, whose chair was marked by two rings surmounted l by Cupid.
 The luncheon. faultlessIy served and ! exquisite in every detail. the ices, cakes and bon-bons also suggesting l the bridal motif
 | Mfas Har1faId taat.t-- | handsome in three-piece pongee suit l with chamois hat trimmed In velvet. was the centre of attraction of a I charming group of women, the others being Mrs. Victor Loewenstein Miss Daisye Forcheimer, Mrs. Arthur Epp- stein of Denver, Col, Mrs Maurice Meyer. Mrs. Milton Hanaw. Mrs. Eman- nel Eichold. Mrs. Tom Conway and Miss Flossie Herzfeid.
 Notes of DuBoi.-GaiIIard Wedding. A wedding of much interest to Mo- bilians will take place at Perdue Hill on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock when Mss Mary Gaillard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Inge G'aillard, will be married at St. James Church to Mir Benjaniin Franklin DuBois of Mobile
 The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Gardner Tucker of St. Johns @@FNo(otfe%A tendants will be Miss Fanny Gaillard, sister of the bride, maid of honor. The bridesmaids are Misses Robinson and Agee of Perdue Hili and Misses Etta Gaillard, Georgia Sage, Emile Goulon and Flora Dubois, all of Mobile. The best man Is Mir. A. J. Lee. of Mobile, and the groomsmen, also of Mobile, are William Gaillard, M. M Riley. Fred E. DuBois, A. J. Locklin, J. B. Restless of Selma Ala and Ga6laP 0F Perdue Hill.
 All of this party and Mrs. John Smith, of Mobile, a sister of the groom, will leave on Tuesday to attend the wedding. Mrs. Frank Gordon will go today to Perdue Hill.
 Efwell Bridge Club.
 The meeting of the Elwell Bridge Club this afternoon at o'clock was a very delightful one with Mrs Bondu- rant as hostess. The members and guests who enjoyed the games were. Mesdames Vass. Boone. J. R. vidmer, E. D. Ledyard. Walters, H. P. Cole, William Kelly, Monk, ". K. sysor, Rhett Goode. Harry Inge, Adams. Don- aid. Rush. Berthold. of New York, and John Cochrane.
 For the afternoon tea. following the games, and which was served from liable lovely with spink chrysanthe- mums, Mrs. Bondurant invited as ad- ditionar guests this seasons brides; Mrs. F. A. Peterson, Mrs. Le Baron Ly- ons, Mrs. c. B. Thames, Mrs. Ritten- house Moore Smith and Mrs. Robert Hardy Smith.
 Shakespeare Club.
 The Shakespeare Club held its usual interesting meeting this morning and the questions for discussion were on Act of Much Ado About NothinE:"
 l. Define Dogberry's position in re-