The age-herald., 1900-01-14

won. The young ladies' prize a beautiful silver and cut glass mucilage bottle, was won by Miss Bertha Rice. The gentleman's prize, handsome shaving set was won by
 MT Benjamin Wolff.
 After the games were, over and prizes awarded the members enter aimed their guests at a delicious supper. Those present were Mr.and Mrs. E. l. Gladden., Mir and Mrs. Charles Mortz MT and Mrs. A. Nach- man, Mir. and Mrs Sam Loeb, r. and rs. M. D. Seligman, MT. and Mrs. Sam Gassen- hemer, MT. and Mrs. Simon Veil MT. and Mrs. Abe Behr, Mir. and Mrs. Nose Sable, MT and Mrs.A. Uhlfelder MT. and Mrs.
 John Cohn, Mr and Mrs.H Marcus MT. and rs. Sidney Mohr, MT. and Mrs. Ben Strassburger, MT. and Mrs. l.. Bodenhe,mer, Mesdames s. Roman, Gerson, Marschutz, of Huntsville and Stella Veil of Opelika. Misses Lily Hirsch, Blanche Greil, Esther Roman of Atlanta, Marie Gibean, Bertha Rice, Adora Mohr, Levystein, Gusdoser, Emma Steiner, Rose Baum, Julia Gerson, Addic Strauss, Messrs. Terry Greil, Sydney Gassenheimer Godfrey Goldman and Fly man Strauss.
 On Tuesday morning at Il o'clock Mrs. Phares Coleman entertained the members of the, Tuesday Card Club at her home on Clayton Heights. The apartments of Mrs. Colemans elegantly furnished and taste fully appointed home were beautiful in an artistic arrangement of palms, southern
 smilax and pink and yellow shaded lights. Mrs. Coleman was gowned in rich cos
 tume of black silk and lace. She was as- sisted in receiving and entertaining her
 guests by Mrs. Julia Hartwell and Mrs. William Stratford.
 There were five tables at which four-hand euchre was played The prize. lrge palm, in bartiful green and gold jardinier, was
 won by Mrs. James s. Pinckard. The con solation prize a pretty book, fell to Mrs.
 John Kohn. After the games were over the guests enjoyed a delicious luncheon with
 Roman punch. .g...4
 Mrs Coleman's guests were Mesdames R. F. Ligon. Jr., F. M. Billing, w. J' Drum John Kohn Williamson, Lueius Gas
 ton. Halls anney. McDuff Cain, w. M. VII kerson. Robert Pitts, R. A. Stringfellow. w. T Natfel w C. Oates, Craig Smith, J. r. Ferrall w. C. Jemison of Tuscaloosa. ana T M. de Cottes Misses Lucy Cobbs, -OlVia Arlington, Jamie Bell
 | On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Samuel dloeo | entertained charmingly the members ol | eihe Ladies Euchre club. Her nome was lJloyely in a decoration of palms ana plnK carnations As a souvenir each guest was | presented with a bouquet Of plnk carha- l tions and plumosa. The tally cards were lhand-painted dogs on which You o,,r, onr | was printed. Miss Viola Levy punched | the score cards. The first prize. beautf- l ful gilt clock was won by Mrs. Sylvan | Marks The second prize, an onyx and | bronze paper weight, was won by Mrs. Landamer. Mrs Jaeobi and Mrs sam l Loeb tied On cutting Mrs. Sam Loeb was | the fortunate one The guests prize was | won by Mrs. Jenette Levy. It was a pret- | ty ivory curio
 The booby prize, which fell to Mrs. E. Loveman was a bronze devil on card, upon which was written Why in the d. don't you learn to play? You cur" nAe
 guests enjoyed delicious refreshments af- ter the games.
 Mrs. Loeibs guests were Mesdames Belle Reinach, Joe Gerson, Levy, M B. Selig- man, Jennette Levy, Jake Loeb, Ike Loeb, Marschritz Sr.. of Huntsville, Simon A. Behr, E. l. Gladden., A. Drum, M. Bandauer, E. Lobman, N. Lobman L. Loeb, E. H. Jaccbi, Silvan Marks Ben Strassburger, s. | J. Messing, Nose Sable, s. Uhlfelder, Sl- mon Well and Sam Gerson, Misses Bertha Rice and Beulah Gusdofer.
 On Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Barry l.. Holt entertained at a splendid re- ceptfon, at which they presented to society
 their daughter, Miss Mary Holt, and in compliment to her guests, Misses Sander son, of Virginia; Miss Render, of La Grange, and Miss Strong, of La Grange. The beautiful parTors were elaborately decorated in bamboo, studded with pink morning glories. The dining room was in white and green carnations, roses and smi lax being used.
 Mrs Holt wore costume of rose silk under black net. with pink carnations. Miss Holt wore an exquisite gown of white duchess satin under embroidered chiffon, adorned in pearl girdle and trimmings. Her flowers were brides roses.
 Miss Strong was gowned in blue mousse Tin over blue satin, with white carnations Miss Renders toilette was of white organ die and ribbon over white silk, with white carnations
 Mrs. F. M. Billing in gown of pink bro- caded crepe de chine with bodice tfraped in 1fn1x ataA chiffon orchids were appliqued, and Mrs Birnard Gaston in an elegant toilette of black silk with rose waist under rich cream lace, served at the punch bowl. The ladies who assisted in entertaining the guests at