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by their niece, Miss Carolyn Randolph, of Montgomery, are at the Morris. MT. Clancy is an uncle of Miss Maud Odell, who played the part of Miladi in '"The Musketeers" at O'Brien's opera house last night, and the party came up to witness the performance. Mrs. Clancy is noted as one of the most beautiful matrons at Alabama's capital Miss Randolph is quite a beautiful girl, and is very popular in Montgomery society. The party will re- turn to Montgomery this morning.
 Mrs S. E. Thompson will entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. E. w. Barrett will entertain the Little Jokers Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs Bohun Of Kentucky is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Raine
 Miss Molly Jordan will leave Tuesday for New Orleans.
 Miss Annie Raine Mynette, of Atlanta, who has been the guest of Mrs. John Raine, returned home yesterday.
 IA number of theater parties are being arranged for the Paderewski recital Fri day evening at O'Brien's.
 Miss Grace Hardie will leave Tuesday for The many friends of Mrs. B. D. Gray will hear with pleasure that she is recovering from serious attack of s.fppe.
 Mrs. James L. Tanner has returned from Gadsden.
 Mrs. E. K. Campbell gave a beautiful luncheon the past week for Mrs Belle Richardson Harrison.
 The handsome new residence in Highland avenue of Dr. and Mrs. George Stubbs is nearing completion, and they will go to housekeeping tn the early spring.
 MT. and Mrs Evereltt T. Schuqer have cards out for dancing party Monday even- ing, February 26, at o'clock in honor of Mrs. Truman H. Aldrich, Jr., and Miss Woods, of Virginia.
 MT. and Mrs J. H. McCary will entertain the euchre club Wednesday evening instead of Thursday.
 Mrs. James J. Hickey and Mrs Ruther- ford Dua, of Danville, Va, will arrive Tuesday and win be the guests of Mrs. Ed ward Ware Barrett.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Boston, who have been visiting Mrs. George L. Morris, have returned to their home in Atlanta.
 Mrs. R. M. Fletcher, who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. J. E. Frazier, has returned to her home in Madison.
 
 A pretty event of the week was the Val entine party at which Miss Bessie Scholar entertained a number of her young friends The decorations carried out the purple and yellow scheme. typical of the birthstone Of February which is the amethyst, the flower
 Fnd An purple and yellow hearts. Those present were: Fay Harris, Lottfe Wren Warmer Eu!a Drennen, Gena Bailenger, Hardie Meade, Carrel Lawson, Lestra kenney, Annie Scholar. Mamie Lawson, Sorsby Jemison, Walter Hood, Sam Ledbetter, Joe Moor, Estis Bussey, Charlie Brown, Ben Robinson, Edgar Clarkson. Albert Curry, Kyle Lawson.
 MT Charles c. Washburn will leave to- morrow for Camden, Ala, where his mar raage to Miss Minnie Morgan will take place Wednesday. MT. Washburn and his bride will return to Birmingham Wednesday night where they will remain until Sun day. After that time they will go to Cin- cinnau for week or ten days.
 The members of St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advept will give a Colonial tea at the residence of Mrs. A. w. Miller in Eighth avenue, Thursday, February 22. The hours will be from 9. m. to F. Re- treatments will be served. a fortune-t teller Will predict the future, and apleasant even- ing Is assured to the guests of the Guild.
 
 MT. w. N. McWifllams will sing At the Foot of the Cross" at the First Baptist church this morning. Mir William Hood. Jr., is spending today at AnniSton.