The age-herald., 1900-12-09
SOCIETY
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molly; in the hall was a huge bowl of champagne punch. Delicious refreshments were served and whist was the game play ed A large number of Birmingham socie- ty people were present. The prizes were unusually handsome The guests prize was an exquisite sideboard scarf of reu- noissance lace. Mrs. Felix Drennen won the first prize, a handsome piece of royal saxe. The second prize a cut blass olive dish, was won by Mrs. Fannie DeBardele- ben. The consolation prize, a dainty can dle stick, fell to Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Taylor and her beautiful guest, Mrs. Bozeman, received in the drawing room, and were unusually attractive in stylish reception gowns
 
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis will give a | card party on Wednesday evening in honor i of Miss Higgins and Miss Agnes Carr.
 
 Miss Adah Bowron's breakfast for Miss Mary Louise Smith will occur Tuesday morning, December Il, at F o'clock l Major Joseph Hardie. Mrs. Hardie and ! Miss Ava Bradford left yesterday for Sell | ma, where they will spend ten days with | Captain and Mrs. Armstrong. Later in the 1 winter Major and Miss Hardie and Miss 1 Bradford will go to California. Miss Stephanie LeVert, of New Orleans, 1 Is the guest of Miss Amy Jordan. Mrs. Eugene Brown will entertain the | Little Jokers Thursday afternoon
 
 Mrs. Fannie DeBardeleben will give two | card parties this week, the first to occur Tuesday afternoon December Il, at 2 l o'clock and the second on Wednesday af- ternoon, December F, at o'clock. 
 MT Edward H. Cabaniss has returned | from Tate Springs.
 MT. Ross Smith was among the guests at the Gridiron dinner in Washington last week.
 Mrs William J. Zegler has issued invita- tions for a card party on Saturday morn- ing, December 22, at Il o'clock. Miss Jessie Hatfield of Irwinton, Ga., IS visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Perry, at 2oo9 Fifth avenue. Announcement will be made in Chicago today of the engagement of MT Julian | Gusfield, formerly of Birmingham, to Miss | Claudis Oline of Chicago. Mr. Gusfield, who has studied theology, was recently elected acting rabbi of Chicago syna- gogue, and his fiance is the daughter of leading member of the congregation. The Twentieth Century Club will have as | its guest Mrs. l.. Crozier French next tTl- | day afternoon, who will address the club | on the current events of the day. Mrs l George Warrington will entertain the club Mrs. Robert H. Pearson's condition was | greatly improved yesterday. | Mrs G. H. E,ses requests that ladies fur nishing lilies for the Hllman Hospital ba- | zaar will have them at Seals music store | Monday morning, December 10, at o'clock | sharp.
 The handsome lace handkerchief donated by Dr. Lewis Coleman Morris to the Hill man Hospital bazaar will be voted to the most popular professional mans wife. Miss Mary John Hooker of Selma is visit ing her uncle, MT. William c. Fellows, 1857 Eleventh avenue, South Highlands. The service at the Church of the Advent this evening will be the regular monthly song service. The State birthday celebration, under the auspices of the Alabama Historical Society, will be held at the Woman's Club at 3:30 o'clock, December 15. instead of the 14th. The exercises will last about an hour, and will include patriotic music and songs and an interesting and instructive address on "The genesis of the State,' by Mr. M. eighty-one red, white and blue candles will be a historic feature. Tea and wafers will be served. All patriotic persons are cordially invited to attend. Each resident member of the Historical Society is urged to be present Miss Lulla Emmenger of Germantown. O., is visiting MT. and Mrs. T. w. O'Byrne 1910 Sixth avenue. MT and Mrs. Frederick Northrup Rix reached the city last night from New York.
 MT and Mrs. David Roberts are expected home tomorrow. Mrs. James Going requests that all wom- en who have dolls for the Presbyterian booth at the bazaar will send them to her residence tomorrow morning. The Amaranth Club will meet with Miss Anna Stillman at her residence in Six teenth street between Seventh and Eeighth avenues, North, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs. w. J. Zegler requests the women of the South Highland Presbyterian church l to send all fancy work for the bazaar to Seals music store tomorrow.
 
 Dr. Gaston Terrence will deliver a lec- ture on the Structure of the Brain" Thursday afternoon before the tarining class of the free Kindergarten.
  Mrs. Leila Martin entertained delightful ly the Ladies' Club of Woodlawn last Tuesday.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian churches who have dolls for the Hillman Hospital Bazaar are requested to send them to the Bazaar Monday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Hart, of Louisville. are stopping at the Morris Hotel for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. r. M Mitchell have re- turned from their bridal tour and are now visiting MT. and Mrs. F. M. Nesbitt on South Highlands.
 Miss Leila Mcdonald is spending a few days at the Morris, the guest of Mrs Loui Hart