The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19

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 Mobile, Sept. 1S--(Special. )-Each day chronicles new arrivals. society ts gradually drifting back and town houses are being opened and put in trim for another era of social activity.
 The opening of the theaters during the past week will add little Joyous zsst to the dullness of the autumn sea son.
 Theatre Party and Supper.
 lieutenant Pendleton- who Is one of the popular mempers of the army con- S tinxent at Fort Morgan. celebrated his of his friends.
 The party attended first the play and later enjoyed g deljghtfuI supper at the Battle Houss.
 Those participating in this pleasant occasion were Lieutenant Morton. Lieutenant Nix. pr. John Rush. pr. Isaac Kimball. MT. Alfred Mcintosh. pr. and Mrs. Rhetf Goode and Lieuten- ant Pendieton.
 Theatre Party and Supper.
 A Quartette who enjoyed the Soul Kiss" this evening at the Mobile Thea ter and later on a charming little sup per. consisted of Miss Clara Ellen Forbes of Montgomery. Miss Dorothy Donald. Lieutenant Barlow and Lieu tenant Jarman.
 Dance at Yacht Club.
 It will sound note of joy to the young set to know that the Yacht Club announces another one of its delignt- fuI dances for Thursday evening next. September 23. at 7:30 o'clock.
 DraRos orchestra will be on hand and light refreshments will be served, The usual good time will be in order, the one and only regret being that this dance is anno lnced as the last one for this season.
 Notes of Interesting People.
 Colonel and Mrs. k. L. Russell and Miss Eoline Russell. accompanied py Mrs Russell3 sister. Mrs. Saida Bil. 1ups. will leave on Monday night on Colonel Russell's private car. for a stay of several weeks in New York. Miss Billups will be the guest of her uncte MT. John Billups. and the Russells will he at the Hoffman House. The party will all return home about the middle of October.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Overall and their two charming daughters. Misses Lu' ellie and Louise overall, who have bean summering in Canada. are now in De- troit. stopping at the St. Claire, but will leave for home one day next week. Miss Mabel Goode, who will reach Detroit on Tuesday from an Eastern aptomobilel tour. is expected to return home next week with the Overalls. Miss Goode is at present on her return trip to Detroit by way of the Hudson River, making stops at different points of interest along the route. West Point being among the number.
 Among the officers from the Fort in town today were Captain and Mrs Scott. and Captain Chamberlain. who arrived this morning on their launch. the Koehler. and Captain Brown. who rame up this evening on the Batchei- der
 Announcement Cards.
 Announcement cards received by friends here read:f
 ,.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brunot Gale announce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Annie Jordan. to MT. Jay White. on Tuesday, September 2. 1909. at Squire Island, Me-
 Mir. Gale Is a former resident of Mobile, who has made frequent visits to his aId home. He is brother of Mrs. Max Demouy and an uncle of Mrs, Joseph Hermann, of this city.
 Mrs. Gayle was Miss Dexter. of Montgomery.
 Automobile Party. Miss Jean Miles. Miss Dorothy Don aid, MT. Young and Mir. Walter Horn, composed a congenial quartette who enjoyed a spin in Mir. Horns car on Friday evening. followed by a supper at Klosky's.
 Personal Notes.
 Mir and Mrs. Curtis Bush. Jr., who since their return from New York. have Point clear, returned to town yester day.
 Mir. Robert Middleton and Misses Maude and Katie Middleton arrived yesterday after a summer spent at Buff faio Lithia Springs and Richmond. Va Mir. and Mrs R. V. Taylor, Miss Helen Taylor and Miss Ida Ross. will leave tomorrow. Miss Taylor goes to attend school at Ogonz. and Miss Ross will be at the Sweetbriar Institute in Yir- ginia.
 Mir and Mrs. Rlttenhouse Moore Smith passed through Mobile yesterday afternoon en route to New Orleans, where they will spend a week before returning home.
 Mrs. LeBaron Lyons left today for Birmingham, where she goes to be ma