The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
I'M SOCIETY.


The Art club meets this afternoon with
Miss Morrison.
DIR. w. E. Morris has returned from
North Carolina.
Miss Lura Brown will give a progressive
dinner this evening.
The Little Jokers will meet this afternoon
at 2:30 with Mrs. B. F. Moore
Miss Velma Enslen entertained few
friends informally on Tuesday evening.
The Thursday Evening Euchre club were
entertained last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Thach.
The social that was to have been given
tonight at the First Baptist church has
been postponed indefinitely.
The date for Mrs. Richmond r. Ran
dolph's tea for her guest, Mrs John Ruhm.
Jr., is Wednesday, February s. from
to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs Guckenberger entertained
Mr.. Gordon and Mr.. Wheeler of the VIII
bur-Kirwin Opera company at dinner last
evening.
The Eighth avenue dancing class will give
a cotllon this evening at the armory. The
cotillon viii be led by Fred Norton, Jr.
The dances are greatly enjoyed
Mrs. Rebecca Loventhal has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter, Grace
Leon and Mark Salisbury, Wednesday ev-
ening, February Is. at o'clock at Temple
Emanuel. Birmingham.
Miss Wilma Saunders will arrive from
Montevallo where she is now at college
next Saturday. She will remain in Biz
mingham until the Mardi Gras festivities
are over.
The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans club, which always occurs on the
first Saturday in the month will be held at
8 p. m. in the club rooms Members are
cordially invited to be present. At p m.
just before the regular club meeting, there
will be a meeting of the board of control
The president urges each member of the
board to attend, as there is business of i'm
portance to transact
MRS. FAC SMITH, Secretary.
Miss Ola snedecor entertained the BIZ
Monthly Euchre club last Tuesday evening"
The first ladies' prize, a cake plate was
won by Mrs. Frazier. The first gentle
mans prize, ink stand and tray, was won
by w. T. Hill. Mrs. Anderson won the
ladies' BOBBY prize, painted plate. DR..
Due won the gentleman's BOBBY prize,
candlestick. After the games refreshments
were served in courses with wines. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. Due, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Zegler, DIR. and Mrs Frazier,
Miss Marie Fletcher, of Huntsville; Miss
Grace Vance. Miss Gertrude Ault and Miss
Sarah Byron, ]. Vance, w. T. Hill, Dr.
Snedecor, r. II. Hutchinson, DIR. Wyatt
Hpfin T, Rixrio0c William Paarpa
The Montgomery Advertiser says: Mrs.
F. P. Glass entertained yesterday afternoon
at her home on Belinger Heights in honor
of her guest. Mrs. Haley, of Birmingham.
White and green were the color tones
The home was beautifed by the greens of
palms, ferns and smilax, and the white of
narcissus carnations and hyacinths.
Mrs. Glass received her callers in cos
tune of black silk with trimmings of cut
steel and ostrich plumes. Mrs. Haley was
elegantly gowned in cream corded silk,
with heliotrope velvet trimmings and lace.
Mrs. Haley is a thoroughly charming, wo-
manly woman and in spite of her position
as vice president of the General Fedora
ton Of Woman's clubs. is not a bit mans
idea of the club woman One might call
her delightful disappointment.
One of the most delightful meetings of
the Twentieth Century Euchre club held
this season, was at the residences of Mrs.
R. Loventhal, in Eighth avenue. The
drawing rooms, hall and Turkish room,
thrown together and decorated with palms
and cut flowers and made brilliant with
many lights and oriental lamps formed an
appropriate setting for the beautifully
gowned women who were the guests of the
occasion. The guests of honor were the
sister of the hostess, Mrs Louis Lebeck, of
Nahvie, Tenn, who will be matron of
honor at the Notwithstanding wedding.
Mrs. Biederman and Miss Prince, of Ceve-
land, O.. the guests of Mrs A. d. Loveman
The first prize, an exquisite Renaissance
lace centerpiece, was won by Mrs. A. B.
Loveman; the second prize, pedestal, by
Mrs. NJ. B. Joseph and the guest prize a
hand-painted PLAGUE. by Mrs. Lebeck. At
served.