The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

where they were guests at a dinner ! given at that attractive Club House. | The party was as follows: Misses |
 Elizabeth Andrew. Frances and Flora
 stakely sarah Warren Wilkinson, An
 nie Chandler. MAbelle Cobbs. Mary H. | len Harris. Mrs. Wilkinson, and Messrs. | B. T. Graham. Everett Jackson, Day. is Starksly. Jacob vardeman. Logan |
 Martin. H. C. Harris. Marion Fond
 vile. Fred Teague. Rollin Broughton
 and c. R. Betty. Mrs. W. H Monk. IT,. is at Atlantic | l City with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Rhodes
 of Atlanta. Ga. Miss Mabel Goode. who left last week
 for Detroit, is now making a tour of l the Eastern States with MT. and Mrs
 car. The party left Buffalo. N. y., on Saturday afternoon, making the trig |
 from Detroit by boat. | Mfr. Robert Neville and family. have
 returned to Tate Spring after ten I days at Ashevilie. N C. Mr. Neville
 will arrive today in Mobile. Mrs. M. B oughton. mother of Mrs | I Curtis Bush. Jr.. and her sister, Mrs. | W. c. Adams are at Tate Spring. | MrS. G. w. coates ana ner cauRiter | Miss Rosa Coates, after two weeks of gayety at Tate leave on Saturday for
 Norfolk. Va. and later will go to New York.
 l pr. and Mrs. Godbold, of Pine HI,
 Ala, are guests for few days at the | Cawthon Holte.
 l Miss Kate Alley. of Montgomery. is | in the city. She will 20 to Coden to
 spend two weeks with friends. 1 Mrs. John G. Mann Is ar Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Backes and baby. | have returned from their summer out ing In North Carolina, and are com fortably settled in their home on Geor- gia Avenue. | Mrs. W. M. williams is visiting In l her old home in St. Louis. Mo. l Mir. R. A. Christian has returned l from East Tennessee. where his vaca-
 ton has been spent
 MT. Frederic W. Locke is making a
 short business trip to Galveston. Tex. l Mir F. ". Evans returned on satur-
 day.
 l MT. and Mrs A. L. Polk have gone l on visit to Galveston. Tex. where
 they will remain for some weeks. going later to Oklahoma. where they will
 make their future home MT. L. H. Horn has returned from Three Springs
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Owen have gone | to Pass Christian and New Orleans for two weeks.
 Mrs. Henry Hall, of Mobile. who with her family, is spending the summer at
 Yellow Sulphur Springs, Va, was the hostess at morning bridge party In the hotel dining room, last Wednesday. Mrs. Halls guests, numbering forty. l filled ten tables and after most spir. ited contest the prizes were awarded l as follows: First prize. handsome pair silk hose. was given to Mrs. Sim.
 mons, of Norfolk, Va; the second prize.
 also a pair of silk hose. 10 Miss Paxton. | of Yellow Sulphur. and the consolation
 was cut by Mrs. Lamberdin. Mir. Wal
 ter Simmons. who made the top score
 among the other sex, was presented by
 the hostess with silver pencil. | Miss Marie Webb, Miss Kate Rob- 1 inson and Mrs. Robinson will leave Mo- | bile on Oct. l for San Francisco for tour around the world, including in their itinerary the Holy Land. where they will visit Mir. A. c. Harte former ly of Mobile. MT. Harte's zealous work in connection with the Y. M. c. A. of this place has made him a notable figure throughout the country.
 Mrs. James O. Smith. who has been visiting her mother Mrs. W. J. Sam
 Mrs. Chris Savelle and Mrs. R. K. Stubbs entertained at the moving pie lures and vaudeville at Monroe Park last night. in compliment to Miss Mamie Gay of Pollard, Ala who is visiting the Misses Lindsey of this city. The other guests were Misses Helen and Lydia Savelle, Mrs. c. K. Miller, Lawrence Daniels. Sam Pouncey, Ar turo Moraques, Jud Savelle, N. A Mill Ter and Henry Lindsey.
 full visit to Mrs Allie Harvey of
 Meridian, Miss, has returned to Mo- | bile.
 Miss Margaret Webb, who has been | III at Daphne for some weeks has
 entirely recovered from her recent ill.,
 ness. and will leave very soon to rec
 sume her studies at the Mary Baldwin School, in Staunton, Va. Dance at SpringhilI. The Misses Staub entertained charm | ingly last evening at dance at Spring 1 hill. The Bungalow orchestra fur
 nished the music and their guest list
 was as follows: Miss Grace Ander-
 son of Pensacola. Fla. the Misses Lin.
 ming. Ruth and Hope Marston, Mildredl Dortch. Edith Sullivan, Alice Dellaher Elise and Helen Brown and Miss
 Robinson; Messrs. Erwin Scott, Horn
 inning. Jesse Austill. Randof and
 Oscar Brown Monroe St. Paul, Dud-
 ley, Harry and Donald Dawson. Elmer
 Thinner Ollie Williams Jim and
 Harold Bray, Clarke Irvine. Jack and
 Frank Hayes, Earnest and Bob Nc.
 Cornell, Will and George Jones Kirk.
 bridge Hincbley. Maben Cammack l Jack Martin, George Dellaber. Her.
 mann Mashmeyer, Leo Gaynor. Charles
 Guina ana Mr. Steinbrick Ices and
 cakes were served throughout the
 evening.
 l Mrs. F. A. Hopper entertained at luncheon on Tuesday In honor of Miss
 Margaret Little of Tuscaloosa. Ala | Mir. Alfred T. Strause is in Rome Ga.
 where he Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
 Massey.
 Mrs. Lyens Strickler of Atlanta.
 Ga, will entertain informally on Fri
 day In honor of Mrs. A. W. Brooks of