The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
WOMEN ano SOCIETY,"
Items Of Interest fo Montgomery
 and to the Sta,,

her at dance this week and she will be one of the attractive figures at oth- CT affairs."
 LAKE PARTY FOR ANyIs-
 TON HOUSE PARTY. A lake party in honor of the guests of the Knox house party and of Mir. and Mrs. William Owen was given Fri day evening by Miss Knox and Mr and Mrs. Owen. The party went down at o'clock and about 7:3o dainty and delicious lunch was served on the pier near the amusement hall.
 The party was composed of Miss Elizabeth Bowie and Miss Mary Lymau Powell of Birmingham, the guests of Mrs Owen; and of Misses Lucia and Annie Wells Simpson of Laurens. s. C.: Miss Susan cockrell of Jacksonville. Fla: Miss Laura Kennedy of Mont- gomery, and Miss Marie Hartweil of Nashville. the guests of Miss Knox. and Hillyer Robinson. Jim Gardner, Elliott Turner, John Bibb. Walker Stickney John Simpson and Ross Houser.
 After the supper was enjoyed. the party repaired to the hall for the opera. "The Mikado.'' which was play
 DAY AT FORT MORGAN. Rev. Wyatt Brown. who has just re- gently come to Mobile to take charge of All Saints Church. erected on Ann Street, was given the pleasure Friday of enjoying an outing to Fort Morgan, planned in his honor by Mir. and Mrs c. H. Beach.
 Those whom Mir. and Mrs. Beach in- cluded in this pleasant day with Rev. M. Brown were Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Kelly. Mir. and Mrs. Murray scriven. and Lee Irwin Davis. The party left the city at s:30 a. m. and enjoyed lunch at the Fort returning home at o'clock the same afternoon MISSES BATES AND WARE
 ARRIVE IN NAPLES. The party of which Miss Willie Mae Bates and Miss Mary Ware are mem bers reached Naples Thursday. land- ing safely. All baggage was saved and the Birmingham girls friends will be glad to learn that things are as pleas ant for them as though there had been no steamer wreck.
 The above will be Of interest to the many friends of Misses Ware and Bates in this city. They were on board the steamer Slavonia which had an aeci- dent several days ago.
 TEA FOR MISS ADELE SMITH.
 
 tained at tea on Sunday evening, at their home on Monroe Street. in honor or Miss Adele Smith. one of the grad uates of the Girls High School. The guests were: Misses Cornelia Johnson. Emma Johnson, Cordelia Johnson: Messrs. Marvin Walters Jol- l ly, Oscar Johnson, c. B. Dlnkins, John Miller and F. H. Dinkins. Mir. and Mrs. N. W. Blue. Mir. and Mrs. L. l.. Linehan. MT. and Mrs. W. ]. Reynolds.
 IN HONOR or DIR, AND MRS W. o. GARsIDE. Quite a. number of small affairs have l been given in honor of pr. and Mrs. are visiting their sister. Mrs George Leach Harris.
 On Saturday evening. Mir. Thomas Martin entertained delightfully at din- ner at the Beauvoir Club for them. His guests were: Dr. and Mrs. Gar side. Misses Mary Ellen Harris. Annie Gaston and Annie Chandler; Messrs. John H. Wallace. IT,. pr. c. c. Laslio and MT. Thomas Martin.
 ELKs' TO ENTERTAIN AT
 A BARBECUE. Tomorrow the Elks and their friends will enjoy barbecue at Jackson'S Lake.
 large number is expected and the days pleasure promises to be most delightful one. The Elks are well known for their hospitality and any affair given by them Is always a suc- cess.
 MIR. LINDNER AWAY FOR SUMMER. MT. Georg F. Lindner left yester- day for Boston and New York, where he will spend the summer.
 He has recently composed a piece entitled. Montgomery. Your oppor- tunity." He is foremost in musical circles. and has cone much to promote the interests of music in Montgomery. Miss Hattie W. Pope. of Montgomery who has been seriously. III the past week, Is ccnvalescing. She will be able to leave with her mother, Mrs Laura J. Pope. for the North on Sat urday next.-Mobile Register
 
 Miss CordelIA- Vending has gone tc Cincinnati and Akron. O., where she will spend the summer with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. Marshall Lewis and her little