The age-herald., 1901-12-15

Mrs. Brigham at her home on Mobile by Mrs Alfred Betheea and Mrs. Morti- mer Futile.
 Miss Priscilla Scott entert aimed the Sat urday Card Club at the home of her sis ter. Mrs Charles Coleman. The decora- tions were holly and mistletoe. The score cards were handed by little Misses Eliza beth Coleman and Isabel Cobbs. The score was kept by Miss Lucy Cobbs and Mrs. Forney Stevenson. The prize was won by Miss Lucy Randolph, and the guest prize fell to Miss Mamie Halls.
 Among Miss Scott's guests were Mrs Forney Stevenson. Mrs. Jack Thoring- ton, Mrs. Cecil Wilcox Mrs W. A. Gun ter, Jr.. Mrs Goldman, Mrs. w. A Gun ter, Miss Frances Patteson, Miss Hattie Ellen Ashley, Miss Abbie Searcy, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret Dim mick Miss Annie Dimmick Miss Annie Finn, Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Nomie Carter, Miss Marcia Burgess, Miss Mary Ella Wolsey, Miss Melville, Miss Mamie Halls, Miss Bessie Halls, Miss Sallie Halls Miss Lucy Randolph, Miss Eva Randolph, Miss Emma Randolph, Miss Alice Lahey. Miss Kathleen Lahey, Miss Margaret Crommelin, Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Lu- cretia Wyman, Miss Sadie Wyman, Miss Ethel Marks. Miss Bird Durham, Miss Annie Rousseau, Miss Louise Marks, Miss Lizzie Leigh Wood, Miss Mary Hannon, Miss Annie Lou Chiffon.
 Mrs. w. A. Gunter entertained at luncheon Wednesday in compliment to Mrs. Fred Kirkland, who will leave after Christmas for Savannah. her future home. Mrs. Gunter's guests were Mrs. J. B. Gaston. Mrs. Lucious Gaston, Mrs. A. c. Forbes, Mrs. Frank Young. Mrs. Nor riss Faunce Mrs. William Hubbard Mrs. lsrIa n Kirtland. Mrs. Irene Ashby MacFadyen and Mrs. J. M. DeCottes.
 A brilliant reception was given Tues day evening by MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Fiske, in honor of Mrs. Fiske's brother and his bride MT. and Mrs. Harry Ives Wood of Louisville, Ky. The home on Clayton street was decorate ed with Amer ican beauty roses, red carnations, palms, ferns, smilax and red-shaded tapers. The friends who presided at the two punch fowls were Mrs. Walter Fiske, Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow. Mrs. Martin Baldwin and Mrs. James D. Ferrall. Mrs. Wood wore her wedding gown of white illus ion and real lace The other friends who assisted were:
 Mrs. William M. Wilkerson, Mrs Hor- ace Stringfellow, Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. Bolton William Micou, Mrs. Bur well Boykin, Mrs. Halls Janney, Mrs. J. K. Jackson. Mrs. Hardwick Ruth Mrs William Gayle, Mrs. Effingham Wagner, Mrs. Charles Boles Mrs. R. N. Pitts, Mrs. Henry Davidson, Mrs. J. W. Orum Mrs. Lucius Gaston, Miss Katherine Da- vidson Miss Lily Pelzer Miss Lucretia Wyman, Miss Grace Bestor, Miss Lizzie Leigh Wood, Miss Caroline Haralson, Miss Mamie Coleman. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Miss Cecile Craik, Miss Ethel Marks and Mss Ellen Marks.
 A distinguished woman who is visiting Montgomery now is Princess de Ligouri of Corfu, Greece. She Is the guest of her uncle, MT. William E. Williams. MT Williams who married Miss Baldwin, is a son of the late Minister Williams to the court of Spain, whose two daughters were celebrated beauties who had a great so- cial career abroad. Both married Italian Princes. One the Prince de Ligouri, and the charming woman, who is now in Montgomery is their daughter. She was born in Italy, but her home is now in Corfu, Greece.s
 Thursday evening Mrs l.. w. Hunter and Miss Camilla Brame entertained at a reception at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs William w. Brame, in Hull street. The affair was given in compli- ment to their guests, Miss Emma Ken dall and Miss Maude Robinson of Ma rion.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. DeCottes entertained at Qlnner SdIuTudy III compliment 10 MT. and Mrs. MacFadyen. There were twelve covers. MT. MacFadyen left for South Africa the next day. He is secretary to Sir Gordon Spriggs, Prime Minister of Cape Colony and returned after a vaca- tion of six months. to his post. Mrs. Mac Fadyen will join him in three months. It will be remembered that Mrs. MacFadyen is Irene Ashby who has become one of the best known women in the United States through her work in the interest of child labor legislation
 Mir and Mrs. O. c. Manor entertained at an evening of music in compliment to Mrs. Irene Ashby Macfadyen, who is the g9est of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. DeCottes. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs Robert Eilenberg, composer and pianists; Mra Bennett Griffin. an accomplished singF, and MT. Bennett Griffin. who has won Fame abroad as wonderful violin ist; Nr and Mrs. J. M. DeCottes, Miss Tysont and Miss May Tyson.
 The hembers of the Beauvoir Club will entepfain at q reception and hop on the