The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-16
NelDs of Mobile Society


 Lewis E. schwarz of New orleans. MT and Mrs. Henry A. Schwars of Mont gomery, Mrs. L. Rochotssi and Miss Annie Rochotsh of Demopoiis. Ala. and Air. and Mrs. Merritt s. Pilchvr of Port Limon. Costa Rica.
 Supper for schwarz-Herxreid Bridal
 Party.
 Miss Bertha Bloch entertained at beautiful supper. just after the re- hearsal last evening. In honor of her cousin. Miss Addie Herxfeld and MT. Leon Schwarz.
 The Bloch home, on Government street was lovely with It's effective decorations of brides roses, carnations and ferns. In the dAswing room the manties were banked with roses and ferns and in the library the carnations were used. The members of the re- ceiving party were Miss Herzfeld, Misses Julia and Flossie Herzfeld. Mrs. Effie Herzfeld, of Birmingham, Mrs. Carrie Herzfeld of Selma, Mir. Henry Forcheimer. Mrs. Alfred waldauer. Mrs. Herman Leinkaur and Miss Bloch.
 After the guests. who were the bri- dal party, out-of-town guests and i'm timate friends of the bride. had ar rived, they repaired to the dining room where many tempting dainties were enjoyed. The table was both novel and exquisite. Covering almost the entire table was a large mirror, to simulate a lake. bordered by bank of asparagus fem. ano m the center of the lake was a gondola of brides roses. The silver candelabra were tied with tulle and valley Ill., les.
 Misses Edith Forcheimer and Carol Lienkauf served the punch and the whole affair was unusually pretty and successful.
 Rhen-sims weGdlng.
 A wedding of interest 10 a large ly celebrated yesterday morning at o'clock. was that of Miss Virginia Pauline Sims and MT. Frederick Oli- yer Rhen, the marriage taking place at the home of pr. and Mrs. P. J. M. Acker. where the bride has lived for the past year or two.
 At one end of the rvng drawing room was the prie dien banked with ferns. while standing on a pedestal. at one side. was a large bunch Of American Beauty roses.
 The bride, who was given away by her brother. MT. Thomas w. Sims, never looked better than in her hand some suit of taupe colored cloth with facings of black satin. l1er velvet hat. in the taupe shade. was trimmed in marchont plumes and agold roses, and she carried bunch of American Beauty roses. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Chauncey Williams in the presence of relatives and just a few intimate friends. The bride, a charming and attractive young wo- man, is a great favorite here and Is a granddaughter of MT. george N Stewart, who old Mobilians remember as prominent and able jurist and both he and Mrs. Stewart were lead- CTS fin the old time social life of this city.
 MT. Rhen. a Pennsylvania by erth has made his home in Mobile for the past few years, where he fs connected with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad A host of good wishes and congratu- lations are being waited Mir. and Mrs Hhen, who are now on their way to New York for short wedding trip.
 Century Book Club.
 The meeting of the Century Book Club was held this morning at Ill o'clock in par1or c. of the Battle House. The two ably handled papers were the Indians of South America, by Mrs. Brown Dawson, and "The Revo- lutiens." by Mrs. J. ". Black
 Roll call was answered by current. events and the topics for discussion were: The Temple of the Sun, Cave Men. Monkish orders. Tombs.
 Chautauqua Circle.
 The Chautauqua Circle held one of It's interesting meetings this after noon at 4:30 at the residence of Mrs. H. H. Duffee; the president Miss Maude Kimball preside. and the pro- gram given was: A quig on Roman law and early Christianity.
 ?. Review of an article, "The pres- ent status of women in Spain."
 3. Quig on third chap . of the book, Greek View of Life" The headings under the chapter being: CD manual labor and trade; (2) ap- preciation of external goods; (3) phy- sical exercises; (4) athletics; (5) ethics; (6) pleasure; CD Ischomacus and Socrates on women and friend ship.
 4 The similarities between the Greek and Scandinavian mythologies
 5. Roll call answered by quotations from Greek lyrics.
 Discards.
 Miss Mabel Heustis was hostess for the Discards this afternoon, and entertained the club delightfully."-.
 The two substitutes were Mrs Nor ton Williams and Mrs. Harry Donald. and the prize for each of the three tables was a silver picture frame.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs. Warren Anderson and Miss Hargis of Pensacola are here on a visit
 pr. and Mrs. W. F. Cobb of Barlow Bend, Ala, are in the city for a short stay.
 Miss Garnett Daughdrill of Gulfport Miss, is in the city on a visit to her uncle, c. J. Daughdrill and family.