The age-herald., 1901-12-22

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 both agree; if there is no such harmony there can be no happiness in marriage.
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 Miss Julia Ashurst, Miss Aynes Carr,
 Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Susie Thor
 ington. Miss Elizabeth Winter. Miss
 Johnson of Selma, Miss Olive Pierce,
 Miss Fannie Janette Tatum Miss Clay
 ton Sayre Miss Louise Marks, Miss Mary
 Kirkpatrick Miss Caro Thomas, Miss
 Matte Mcqueen Cater and Miss Annie
 Reauseau. MT. J. P. O'Connor. MT. Pea
 body, MT. James P. Bullock MT. Il. T.
 Bartlett MT. E. R. Burton, MT. c. l..
 Betz, MT. J. H. Faunce, MT. c. P. Gun
 ter, MT. Gaston Gunter, MT. w. H. Hunt
 er MT. Terry Hardaway, MT. Edward
 Joseph MT Noble Wiley, MT. c. r. Jack
 son, MT A. l.. Jones, MT. J. F. Jones'
 MT. J. G. Kirkland, MT. D. H. Lewis
 MT William Marks, MT. F. H. McCon-
 nico, MT. c. T. Pollard, MT. F. $. Scott
 MT. P. T. Sayre, MT. w. T. Seibels MT.
 E. Sebels, MT. s. L. Tyson, MT J. B.
 Utley Mir P. A. Wyatt, MT. D. l..
 Whetstone, T. H. McGough, J. M Sad
 Ter, MT. B. M. Fowler.
 The occasion of more than ordinary
 importance was the reception at which
 Mrs. M L. Wood entertained on Thurs
 day from to o'clock, when she pre-
 sented her daughter, Miss Lizzie Leigh
 Wood, and her friend, Miss Bird Dun
 ham, to society. The home on Church
 street was aglow with bright hued
 flowers and soft shaded lights. Mrs.
 Wood was gowned in white silk with
 trimmings of rich corded lace and crys-
 tai passementerie and held pink roses.
 Miss Wood was a dainty Dresden picture
 in a toilette of white organdie and lace,
 and held cluster of pink roses. Miss
 Durham completed the scheme of pink
 and white in a costume of pink taffeta
 vailed with soft lace, and held white roses The drawing room in which Mrs. Wood, with the two guests Of honor, stood to receive her guests was in pink.
 Bridesmaid roses, pink candles in beauti- full candalebra and artistic bows Of
 broad ribbon were the features of the
 parlor. The second parlor was in red. Beauty roses were placed effectively
 about in tall vases; red candles beneath
 red shades burned in crystal candelabra, and broad red scarfs of ribbon were ar tistically arranged with ropes of plumosa. At the punch table arranged in this apartment, Mrs. Burwell Boykin and Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlett were the charming hostesses. Mrs. Boykin wore toilette of blue silk tissue with lace | trimmings and Beauty roses. Mrs. Bart lett was gowned in pink silk with white spangled lace overdress. The third apart | ment devoted to the entertainment of the guests was a vision of picturesque beauty | in a scheme of rich yellow, toned with | green. Splendid palms and dainty lines | of plumosa brought out the sunny tints on the yellow roses, yellow-shaded lights and yellow ribbons. In this room from | a table coffee and tea were served by
 Mrs. Effingham Wagner and Mrs Rob- ert Stringfeller, who presided. Mrs. Wag- | ner wore a handsome toilette of cream | lace over cream silk and Mrs. Stringfel- | Ter was attired in white organdie and lace over taffeta. In the reception hall red was again the tone, and carnations the | flower used When the hours wore over | the escorts of the assisting party were entertained until nine. Those who as-
 sisted were Mrs. Lamar Law. Mrs. Glenn Andrews, Mrs. J. L. Gaston. Mrs. I M. P. LeGrand, Mrs. James L. Andrews,
 Mrs E. c. Andrew. Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mrs. c. E. McClelland, Mrs. Effingham Wagner. Mrs. Horace Stringfeller, Mrs.
 Robert Stringfeller, Mrs. Lawrence Fiske, Mrs. J. M deCottes. Mrs. Alfred Mac
 Fadyen, Mrs Robert Goldthwaite, Mrs. O. P. Bartlett Mrs. J. w. Drum. Mrs. John Tullis, Mrs. Hardwick Ruth and Mrs. w. c. Pope; Miss Bessie Durham, Miss Mary Arlington, Miss Rebecca Pol lard, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Ethel Marks. Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Miss Louise Marks, Miss Matte Mcqueen, Miss Jean Craig, Miss Cecil Craig, Miss Margaret Crommelin, Miss Alma Joseph. Miss Sadie Wyman. Miss Bing Patterson. Miss Haralson, Misses Jennie and Nina Wadsworth, Miss Jamie Bell, Miss May Tyson, Miss Annie Smith, Miss Eliza Arringt on, Miss Emma Williams. Miss Reby Berney, Miss Mttie Ellen Ashley, Miss Kittie Lahey Miss Belle Bartlett, Miss Florence Mcdonald, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Camilla Brame.
 Miss Bonnibell Andrew. Miss Lizzie Sayre Andrew, and Miss Effie May Wag- ner.
 Two exquisite little maids who assisted the hostesses at the tea and coffee table were Miss Sally Watkins Wood and Miss LeGrand Smith, daughter and cousin of the hostess.
 Miss Margaret Browne entertained the Society of the Girls High School Fri day evening at the home of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. J. M. deCottes, on Godthwaite street. The members were in fancy costume and represented femin- ines of various descriptions. There were among them ballet girls gypsies, school girls, nurses. Salvation Army women,
 nuns. etc. During the evening dancing was the feature and buffet refreshments were served. Miss Margaret Browne is a daughter of Hon. w. B. Browne Mayor of Columbiana. The members of the so- ciety present were: Miss Clementina Marks Miss Jennie Sistrunk, Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Frankie Jones' Miss Mary Knowles, Miss Frances Stakely, Miss Annie Stakely Miss Willie Fillmore, Miss Anna Elmore | Miss Kate Ely, Miss Clara Ely, Miss Lucille Lahey Miss Eleanor Offut, Miss Marjorie oayre, Miss Lula Virden, Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Miss Carrie West, | Miss Mabel Ashurst, Miss Matilda Nor wood and Miss Margaret Browne
 l Monday Miss Lizzie Sayre entertained The Tintagil, when the programme in- cluded
 'Taoism," paper, Lucretia Wyman; "Confucius, the Prophet of Politics." | talk, Fannie Matthews; Sacred Books of | China" talk, Sadie Wyman; Religions
 in Modern China" paper, Laura Fillmore; ''Maxims of Confucius," reading, Mary | Burke; Current Events.' Olive Pierce. | --s--