Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-06

in black satin, with white trimmings, and she wore white roses; Miss Eloise John ston in yellow organdy, with white roses; Miss Bell in black satin, with irridescent trimming, and Miss, Moore in blue bro- caded satin. This beautiful card party of Misses Ada and Eloise Johnston on Tuesday evening was pretty compli- ment to two greatly admired southern belles, who have already many friends in our city. The following guests were present: Miss Anita Bell and MT. Frank Grider, Miss Moore and MT. John Me Queen, Miss Orline Arnold and MT. L. A. Shipman, Miss Madge Parsons and Mir. George D. Allison, Miss Mary Clare Mill ner and MT. Solon Jacobs, Miss Evelyn Orme and Dr. D. F. Taley, M .ss Meade and Dr. Wyatt Hefiin, Miss Louise Ruck- CT and MT. E. w. Finch, Miss Margaret Smith and Mr E. T. Wilcox, Miss ttinnie Leigh Head and MT. Theo Koenig, Miss Hungerford and MT. A. D. Cleveland. Miss Ella Lyons and Mir. Nat l.. Miller. Miss Mamie Pearson and MT, c. F.. Thomas, Miss Schryver and MT. John T. Patton, Miss Momie Terrell and Mr. Mel Drennen, Miss Mary-Cleary and MT. R. V. Evans, Miss Mollie Jordan and MT. R. B. Going, Miss Chamberlain and MT. z. T. Rudolph, Miss Blount and MT George B. Ward, Miss Mary Leigh Broadnax and MT. Walter Hatton. Miss Maliza Moore and MT. Walter Fowlkes Miss Trapp and MT. M. T. Baptiste, and Mir. Walter Weaver of Winona, Miss.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Woodson will en- certain the Thursday Evening Euchre club this evenng at o'clock.
 Miss Josephine Schoolar returned Mon day from delightful visit to her sister, Mrs A. K. lobe: at Jackson, Tenn.
 The reception rendered Miss Leah Ull- man, Miss Leah Block of Natchez, Miss, and Miss Fannie May David of Chatta- nooga. Tenn by MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ullman at their home on Tuesday even ing was an especially bright, handsome and joyous one. Very many guests were present. all of whom were anxious to guess correctly the various conundrums propounded by Miss Leah Ullman and her brother, MT. Sidney Ullman.
 A dozen enigmas were given the guests, and Miss Lena Schlessinger won the first prize, a pretty cut-glass vinaigrette, as she answered without a mistake the en- tire number Mir. Sidney Hart was awarded the gentlemans prize, mani cure knife having given correct answers to nine of the questions.
 Miss Beatrice Wertheimer received a handsome prize. a hand-painted plate, for making the greatest number of words from the five letters in the word RATES.
 During the evening lavish menu was served Miss Ullman received her friends in Nile green and pink brocaded gown, Bliss Block wore delicate blne silke toi- lette, and Miss David a pink satin cos tune. Mrs. Ullman wore handsome black silk gown.
 The following guests were the recip- tents of the charming hospitality of MT. and Mrs. Ullman:
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Gelders, MT. and Mrs R. Fries, Misses Fannie May David of Chattanooga, Leah Block of Natchez, ia nf VickchnrQ Miss. Reat- rice Wertheimer, Pine Bluff. Ark; Bes- sic Hart, Jackson, Miss; B. Erdrick, Sel- ma: Maud Rice, Vicksburg.; Lottie Kaufman, Columbus, Miss; Julie Hirsch,
 vicksburg; Miss suss. St. Louis; Irene Leyens, Ophelia Levy, Retta Levy, Cecil Wise, Florence Werthemer, Estelle Slaughter, Estelle Wertheimer, Dena Holzer, Hattie Maud Lazarus, Hannah Wellman, Mena Kaufman, Flora Solo mon. Emma Wellman, Violet Marckstein, Dora Beck, Bertha Gelders, Annie Schlessinger, Ida Gelders Lena Schless- inger. Carrie Ullman, Leah Ullman. Messrs. Leo Rich, Leo Loeb, Leo Stein CT, l.. w. Friedman, B. F. Ezekiel Il. B; Litton Dave Meyer, Lee Slaughter, Will Wise. M Berkowitz, Joe Slaughter Eu- gene Fies Sam Rosenbaum, Louis Forst, Ed Funkenstein, Herman Rosenbaum, Morris Beck Sidney Ullman. Ben Mayer, Lag Fies, Louis Saks, Ike Dahlman, Sidney J. Hart Edgar Adler. Ferd Marx, Nose Levy, MOHtS ny hoh SO.''' Edgar Ullman, Ike Adler, Ignatz Adler, Dr.. Morris Newfeld.
 The Little Jokers enjoyed delightful meeting yesterday afternoon as the guests of Miss Bertha Woodward, at her elegant home on the South Highlands. The downpour of rain did not in the least interfere with the pleasure and merriment of the members of the club and the following friends: Mrs. James Hillman, Misses Matte Webb, Zemma Webb, Mary Anderson, Margaret O'Brien and Annie Redd. The prize, a lovely etching handsomely framed, was won by Mrs. Henry l.. Badham. Delicious refreshments were served after the games of euchre. |