The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
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ln6 D800mAantess i Mobile. Oct. e--(Specia)-A lovely fet of debutantes will be formally in- l troiuced into the social realm this winter and the ali-too-short season { promises to be unusually gay and ' brilliant
 Al large amount of entertaining will lfbe done for these coming belles. whose ' names are Miss Mabel Goode, the at ! tractive and beautiful young daughter of pr. and Mrs Rhett Goode.
 Miss corinna Kirkbride, only daugh- , ter of Mrs. Willard Kirkbride. lovely < brilliant girl. who is at present enjoy ing a delightful stay in Washington.
 Miss Dorothy Carter, the unusually pretty Daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Kearsley Carter, who Is among the most attractive of the debutantes.
 Miss Sadie Leatherbury. eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Leatherburg. whose grace and charm promise for her broad popularity.
 Miss Annie Laurie Price, daughter of MT. and Mrs H. M. Price, who has many personal charms as well as bright. attractive manner.
 Miss Eioise Staunton, daughter or Mir. and Mrs. Charles w. Staunton. i who is both pretty and vtvacious. < There are others still standing with reluctant feet" but their names are almost sure to be added to this group of lovely girls as the formal opening Of the season draws near.
 House Party at Fort Morgan. $ merry time is in order at Fort Morgan for the week. end as Misses Mabel Goode. Dorothy Donald. Virginia and Amelie Lyons and MT and Mrs. { H. L. McClelland left this morning for the fort to be the guests of Lieu "A IA 0 n r. low. A delightful dance was given this evening for the Mobile contingent at the new gymnasium and inspiring music was furnished by the fort band. Besides the house party, those present were Captain Brown. Captain and Mrs. Scott. Captain Chamberlain. Lieu tenants Colvin. Nix. Morton, pr. Sprfngwater and pr. Francis Of the quarantine station.
 On Friday a charming luncheon was given by ..the bachelors" who are cer- tainly winning high honors in the art i. of entertaining. The guests on this occasion were Mrs. George Christie, Miss Matilde Baquil of New Orleans. Miss Helen Rich, Miss Mabel Goode, pr. Francis and Lieutenants Barlow, Jarman, Nix. Morton and Pendleton'
 Attendants at PheIan-Fox Wedding.
 A pretty event of Monday afternoon will be the marriage of Miss Catherine Geneyieve Fox. daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Fox to Mir. Thomas Michael Phelan which will take place at o'clock al the Cathedral of the Immaculate con ception.
 The maid of honor will be MISS Modesto Carolin, the two little flower girls are Anna Marie Damrich ana Inez Phelan. MT. John W. Phelan and Mir. NJ. ]. Foley are the ushers and the best man Is MT. Dennis Eslava.
 A reception for relatives and the bridal party only will follow the cere- mony at the home of the brides SIS ter. Mrs. J. J. Damrich on Dauphin street.
 Miss Marie Smitson of Manister, Mich. has arrived to be present at the wedding and is the guest or MT and Mrs. J. J. Damricn.
 ReceutfOn To Medical Students.
 The medical students were charm- tngiy entertained last evening at reception given by the Epworth l. Lsague. in the lecture room of the gs Francis Street Methodist church The decorations were palms and ferns mixed with Ted and white roses, the rolars of the University of Alabama, ,xrFfA the chandeliers were hung with Alabama pennants.
 The address of welcome was deliv- cred by Rev. Fl. H. McNeil and a de- iigbtful musical numbers were given by Misses Campbell. Moseile Hill. Min now Moore and Dr. Dunster. Punch was served throughout the evening by Misses Hill and Moore from a bowl tastefuily decorated with grapes and steamers with the hand painted let ters Uy of A. The reception commit tee was Misses Marie Windham. Eliz- nbeth Thompson, Blanche Bethea, and -Dr. Toulmin Gaines, Dr. N. E. Sellers, Messrs F. T. Harteau and Paul Mo Gehee.