The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-04
Netus of Mobile Society
cosaING EVENTS.

ConING EVENTS.
Monday.
progressive Bridge whist Club. MIS-
Pauline kaufman. 81
TUESDAY.
Afternoon 500 Club. Miss Viola Lyon
~. m.
wednesday. u...,
century Book Club, cawthon Hotei'
rh.usauoua circle at residence OF
rrrs III. III. Duffee. 4:so p. m.
HovIinr club. Miss Lucille Overall
Thursday.
bridge Clique. Mrs. e. J. Schwarz.
Evsning Bridge Club. Fideha eiu0'
: y. NJ,
Mothers Congress- Circle, MRS. N. w.
eoutheriand, t:se p. m.
Saturday.
Shakespeare Club. at residence OF
Mrs. c. J. Torrey. II a. m.
Mobile. April Especial. )-ons
more week Of ouietude ana pens..se e
shsdss ana give up talking In Wills
4 asnsation in hatland is promised
vfth the coming Of Easter ana tne
new sprinr styles. And right here ~
II we'll to remind every woman WIN
3 superstitious bone In her oooy ina.
20 have good luck one r mus
nomething new on Easter Day.
A forecast by one who knows says q
vfrufent epidemic of bridge fever Will
hreak out IN the early spring to tine
exclusion Of weddings. teas ana otner
like events.
Mrs. George vidmer. who Is here for
q visit to her old home, and who is as
welcome as the flowers In spring. was
the guest Of hoonr at two very lovely
entertainments this week. On Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. He*<S McMfiian
gave tea at which the guests were
number Of Mrs. yidmer's former
friends. Pink roses. violets. ferns and
palms lent their charm to the hand
some rooms Of the Mcmillan home. and
those WIZ were present on this. de-
lightful occasion were Mesdarnes =. y.
Bondurant, NJ. W. Harrison. l.. 8.
r. vass. H. L. Mcclellan. w. B. Row
land, Marshall Higher. Robert du Mont.
T.. j. Buck. C. J.. Wheeler. A. W.
Brooks, l.. Crown, Shannon Hunter. ].
.. Peterson. C.. W. Butt. George
Vaughan. 8. s.. Rubira. Jr.. st. John
E
George Christie Of New Orleans and
Misses Grace Bestor. Meta Huger. Ma
RE webb, Mabel Goode, Lettice Clarke,
LucilIe overall. Aline st. John. Mary
Hybart, Saliie Van Antwerp. Carrie
Dukes. Mabel Heustis. Rosa Coates.
Mamie Fitzpatrick, Ella Wheeler and
Rosabelle Christian.
IN Friday afternoon Mrs. Penrose
vass entertained IN her usual lovely
way for Mrs. vidmer. Bridge was the
game after which Ices. cakes and bon
bons were attractiveiy served by Misses
Virginia Lewis. Lettice Clarke. May
caufleid and Mrs st. John Wilson
from q table prettily set with pink
carnations. crystal and silver. The
prices. two green parasois. were won
by Miss Mabel Heustis and Miss Sims.
The guests were: Mesdames z. ]. Buck,
II. A. Rush, NJ. w. Harrison, w. B.
Rowland, Goode. Crutchfield, of Annis-
ton. Luce. wooif. william Barnwell,
o. L. Champion. 8. 8. Dubira. Jr.. A. p.
Bush. Harry Hartweii, Joseph Tucker.
Otis. syson. Thomas Roche. Adams.
Holcomb Quill. Wagar. n r. Clarke.
Acker, Hunt Chamberlain, Walters, Jo-
seph McPhiliips. Hodgson. Vaughan.
Henry McWillfaEn. Coates. Donald,
shawhan, Caufield. Christie. Of New Or
teans, c. J. Wheeler. st. John Wilson
and Misses Sims. oline Mcmillan. Ma
bel Heustis and Meta Huger.
49, .e~se -
Reception to senlof Glass.
Today Mrs. Rhett Goode and Miss
Gcode gave the last Of their series OF
afternoon receptions to the students Of
the medical department of the Univer-
sity OF Alabama. The senior class
were the honor guests on this occasion
and the house reflected the brightness
nf the afternoon with Its decorations
OF red and white roses, its ferns and
palms. Delicious refreshments were
served and those who assisted Mrs.
and Miss Goode in making the after
noon charming one were; Misses
Zemma Mastin, May Frazer, Lettice
Clark. May cauneld. Mary Piilans.
Henrietta McPhiiiips. Edith MarechaL
Aline st. John. Lucille Overall Ruth
Huger, Mary Bullock, Laura Pillans.
Elizabeth Van Lew. Marie Webb. EN-
lily Gonlon. Ella Wheeler. Mary DAN
ner, Emily Terrill. Matte Kirkbride.
Emily Boone, Georgia Sage. Louise
Overall. Amelie Lyons and Helen Ricn.
House Party AZ Fort Morgan.
These lovely moonlight nights are
ideal for house parties especially when
they are held on the shores of the bay.
party who will enjoy the delights
of the fort for the weekend as the
guests of Lieutenant Carpenter 10
composed of Misses Virginia Sims. Wiz.
ginia Lyons. Dorothy Donald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer McCielland. Lieutenant
Jarman and Lieutenant Pendleton.
In Honor of Miss keenan,.
A very pretty dinner was given at
the Battle House on Thursday evening
In honor of Miss keenan,. of Pensacola.
Roses and ferns formed an attractive
centre for the table and the guests
were Misses keenan, of Pensacola
Virginia Sims. Amelie Lyons. AMI
Messrs. F. o. RheD, Henry Luscher
and Hammond Gayfer.
Shakespeare Club.
The Shakespeare Club met as usual
this morning at the residence of Mrs
c. J. Torrey. The president. Mrs. e.
s. Colsson. presided. and the large
number OF members present Joined in
h. ct ~ Tah