The age-herald., 1901-01-24
In Society.

uay afternoon ana evening at t"o peouetNeA
 functions In the afternoon anagram was
 the diversion, and at night Mrs. Scruggs
 entertained the younger society set in hon
 or of Miss Marjorie Catchins. The house
 was tastefully decorated with palms, ferns
 and violets ,and the score cards were hand painted violets. At the conclusion Of the games luncheons were served. In the re- ceiving party were Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw
 Mrs. James Bowron, Mrs. William zeigler Mrs w. B. Catchings, Mrs.-Alex Cecil, Mrs.
 Hugh Martin, Mrs. T. o. Smith, Miss Mar jorie Catchings, Miss Ada Bowron. The prizes included a glass violet bowl and a puff box. They were won by Mrs.
 Hawkins and Miss Fannie Mary Mason. Mrs. Scruggs wore black net gown with touches of blue crepe de chene on the cor sage Among the pretty toilettes worn by the women in the evening party was that or Mrs. Bradshaw, who wore a white and pink toilette of silk; Miss Ada Bowron wore
 beautiful gown of gray crepe de chene; Mrs.
 N J. Zeigler wore exquisite toilette or
 pink applequed, with white and gold.
 The guests were Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw,
 Mrs James Bowron, Mrs w. J. Zeigler, Mrs.
 Joe Smith, Mrs. T. O. Smith, Mrs. Frank
 Alexander, Mrs. M. w. Due, Mrs. A. G.
 Palmer, Mrs. w B. Catchings, Miss Mar
 jorie Catchings, Miss Grace Vance, Mrs
 Hiden, Mrs Raulston, Mrs. Walter Lewis
 Mrs. w. w. Coghill, Mrs. Geo. Blinn, Mrs
 William Colby, Mrs. J. c. Morris, Miss Nina
 Kidd, Mrs. w w French, Mrs. Robinson,
 Mrs. B. F. Moore, Mrs. McClintock, Mrs
 Townley, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs
 Hankinson, Misses Markleman, Mrs. J. B.
 ID Mrc
 P. Pinckard, Mrs. J. c. Coulborne, Mrs
 Cosly, Mrs. Knighton, Mrs Wetmore, Miss
 Adams, Mrs. W. w. Clapp, Miss McDuval
 Mrs Sid Lee, Mrs. John Forney, Mrs Quig- ley, Mrs. J. H. Bingham, Mrs. Youncey, Mrs. Mccormick.
 Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Scruggs gave a charming dance, at which Miss Marjorie Catchings was. the guest of honor. Miss Catchings was one of the recognized beauties and bellies of the evening and was unusually lovely in toilette of blue or | gandie over silk.
 Among the guests were: Miss Mamie Moore, Miss Alice Moore. Miss Ethel Cliff ford, Miss Bessie Le Grande, Miss Willie Coffee Miss Annie Smith, Miss Ada Bow ron Miss Virginia Reese, Miss Mary Reese. Miss Floy Cecil, Miss Nina Hood, Miss Leila Mcdonald, Miss Fannie May Mason, Miss Sara Luckie Miss Lola Denson, Miss
 Louise Perkins, Miss Lucy Dwyer, Miss
 Carrie Allen, Miss Romena Allen, Miss Mi
 ma Redd, and MT. Houston Davis, MT.
 George Fletcher, MT. James Dwyer, MT.
 Sears Francis, MT. Temple Tutwiler, MT.
 Hooper Caffie, MT. Jackson Halstead, MT.
 Earl Macklin, MT. John Denson, MT. Mol
 ton Smith, MT. Jones Nelson, MT. Per
 kins, Mr. Nabers, MT Fred Bowron, MT.
 White. Mr. William Hood, MT. Ira Hood,
 MT. Dunlap MT. Tom Bowron, MT. John- son.
 The meeting at the Woman's Club Sat l urday afternoon at o'clock will be in charge of the Home Science department, 1 of which Mrs. S. M. Blake is director, will | be a very interesting meeting, as the fol- | lowing will take part: Dr. l.. c. LeGrande will talk on "The Air We Breathe;" MT. w. M Lindsay on House Plants; Their Care and Culture;" Miss Mamie Miller will furnish selection on the piano; Mrs. c. S. Simmons and Mrs. Loper will bring delicious dishes.
 Mrs Powell and Miss Adele Powell, the wife and daughter of Dr. Powell, U. s. A., who is with his regiment in the Philip pines, have arrived safely in Manila. They will remain until the rainy season sets in, l and their plans are then to visit Japan. When they sailed for the Philippines it was their hope that Dr. Powell would be | able to return with them in March, but this l is not to be realized and their sojourn will be prolonged probably indefinitely. The l Powells sailed with charming party of friends who also had loved ones in the
 army in Manila
 Society will be interested In the approach l ing marriage of Miss Alabama Brown of l Montgomery to MT. Denis Carr, one of the
 best known club men in Montgomery's so- cial world. The date for the wedding is understood to have been set for January 29. l
 | Miss Elose Johnston Is expected to ar- l rive today from New York and will be l the guest of Mrs. James B. Head. | MT. Thomas M. Owen left yesterday for Montgomery.
 l
 | Is better
 MT. and Mrs. William P. G. Harding | have issued cards for dance on the even- Ing of January 29 in honor of Miss Mamie l Moore and Miss Alice Moore.
 The Edgewood Club will meet Friday af- | ternoon with Mrs. Agee at the residence of
 Mrs. Watkins, Avenue G and Twenty l ninth street.
 There will be a meeting of the board of | control of the Woman's Club this morn- | ing at 10 o'clock.
 | Mrs. Nance and Miss Carrie Nance have 1 returned from Oxford.
 Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the home of the brides father, MT. J. W. Hol-