The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-21

Hurlbert, noble grande of the lodge and
she introduced Mr.. Thomas. who made
an address of welcome. When Mr.. Thorn
as had concluded, the Rev Walter A.
Crawford was presented and delivered
an address in which he spoke on the
Biblical meaning of the order. Mrs.
George A. Thomas, who Is secretary of
the Alabama state assembly. and WIN
was first president of the state assembly,
next addressed the audience on he his
tory of the order and its growth.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Fl. Clark entertained
at party on Monday evening at their
home at Hope Hull, in compliment to
their son, Lieutenant p. G. Clark and
his friend, Mr.. David Henriques. The
Montgomerians who attended were Miss
Bessie Simpson with Mr.. Charles Peach
er, Miss la May Stone with Mr.. Shep-
herd Roberts, Miss Annie Peacher with
Mr.. Frank Elmore, Miss Carrie Simpson
with Mr. Joseph Barker, Miss Mittie
Ellen Ashley with Mr. Edward Watt,
Miss Kathleen Martin with Mr.. Richard
Dexter, Miss Hattie May Carter with
Mr.. William Falkner, Miss Enid Carter
with Mr. Chestnut, Miss Clara Tennelle
with Mr.. Dave Henriques, Miss Roberta
Roberts with Mr. Joseph cobbs, Miss
Willie Gilmore with Mr.. Carnot Cobbs,
and Miss Willie Stone with Mr.. Harris
Mcqueen and Mr.. William Herbert.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Louise and
Miss Minnie Holloway, little daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Holloway, enter
tanned at a pretty afternoon party. Games
and refreshments were the features The
guests were: Miss Mary Ellis, Miss Nan
ME Ellis, Miss Juliet Ruth Burk Miss
Dorothy Graham. Miss Rubie Richardson.
Miss Sallie Watkins Wood, Miss Jetaline
Farley, Miss Georgia Mcdowell, Miss
Evelyn Glass, Miss Louise Glass, Miss
Jean Griffin, Miss Caroline Besson, Miss
Agnes Brown, Miss Sallie Allen, Miss
Gladys Hudson, Miss Fedora Randolph,
Miss Ellen Dexter, Miss Amelia Moulton
Miss Mary Fannie Frazier, Miss Lille
Jones, Miss Jean Burk Miss Annie May
Griffin, Miss Louise Davant; Masters
Erwin Thompson. Willie Thompson, Willie
Jones and James Flowers.
A beautiful card party was given on
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Libby and
Miss Theresa Vass in compliment to their
guest, Miss Johnson. The game of six
hand euchre was played and the prize
was won by Miss Helen Witer. The con-
ISOLATION prize fell to Miss Alberta Pick
EFT. The guests were: Miss Whitfield,
Miss Laura Parrish. Miss Matte Nc
Queen, Miss Maude Burke, Miss Rebecca
Pollard. Miss Carolina Beale Miss Mary
Ellis Picket, Miss Alberta Pickett, Miss
Sallie Hall, Miss Mamie Halls, Miss Fan
ME Harris, Miss Florie Doughty, Miss
Jennie Wadsworth, Miss Louise Marks
Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, Miss Ida Wal
kerr Miss Eleanor Offut. Miss May Ty-
son, Miss Knoxy Powell Miss Bullock.
Miss Annie Bullock. Miss Ida May Stone.
Miss Cecile Craik, Miss Jean Crak, Miss
Helen Winter and Miss Lucy Winter.
Miss Fannie Marks entertained a few
friends at luncheon on Wednesday as a
farewell to them before she goes on the
oath to Marion to take up her duties as
teacher of the violin at the Judson Fee
male Institute. Her guests were: Miss
Lucille Lahey, Miss Cecile Craik, Miss
Jean Craik Miss Josie Norwood, Miss
Janet Hurter, Miss Olive Macdonald,
Miss Virginia Norwood
Miss Madge Morgan Chiffon, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J. M. Chiffon and Mr.
Emmett l.. Thornton were married on
Wednesday afternoon at the summer
home of the brides parents at Mountain
Creek. The ceremony was solemnized
on the verandah which was enclosed with
Japanese lanterns. The bride wore a
travelling gown of blue cloth with bodice
of Scotch plaid. Miss Annie Lou Chiffon,
sister of the bride, was her maid of honor
and Mr.. Lawrence Thornton, brother of
the groom was his best man. Shortly
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
ton left for a trip to Louisville. The Rev.
c. L. Chiffon of Groenville, uncle of the
bride, ofhciated. Mrs. Thornton is
grand niece of Sen. j. T. Morgan.
A fish fry was enjoyed on Wednesday
at Whetstone's lake by congenial party,
including Miss Bird Durham Miss Re-
becca Pollard, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick,
Miss Kate Davidson, Miss May Taylor,
Mr.. Massey Anderson, Mr.. Warren Ty-
son Selby, Mr.. Shepherd Roberts and Mr..
and Mrs. Terry Richardson.
A marriage took place at Fulton, Clarke
county, on Wednesday in which Mont
gomrians were very much interested. 1t
was that of Miss Aurelia Harmon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Harmon
to Mr.. F. Bernard Sossaman of Mobile.
and the ceremony was celebrated at the
summer home of the brides parents.
The bride wore gown of blue cloth and
the happy couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for trip on the great
lakes. The bride lived in Montgomery
for several years.
On Friday the Magazine club met with
Mrs. Charles L. Ruth, when Mrs. L.
Stanton Brigham read an article from
Current Literature on Books Old and
New and Miss Woodruff read one on
French Men of Letters in Caeicature."
After the reading each member told of
her favorite American author and gave
something of the life and writings of the
writer
Miss Narcissus Pruitt entertained at
a o'clock dinner on Friday evening in
celebration on her sixth birthday, at the
home of her mother, Mrs Aaa B. Pruitt,
on Holt street The guests were Myrtle
Garrett, Nellie Bowden, Alice Enright,
Ella Leach, Elsie Mcclellan, Esther Nc
Clellan, Kathleen Mcclellan, Mamie Sci
dell, Nellie Manning. Lillian Schoolcraft,
Annie May Avinger, Margaret Johnson,
Joseph White, Nelson White, Bryan
Warren, Ernest Warren, James Garrett,
Thomas McDonough and Howard Leach.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Minnie
Reese Richardson surprised her little
daughter Minnie with a party as fare
well to her friends before her departure
for Rome, where she goes to be stu
dent at Shorter's college. The guests
were Willie Gilmore, Annie Gilmore, Re-
becca Rutledge. Annie Danzger, Maud
Howe, Kate Steiner! Miriam Brame,
Grace Halls, Roberta Roberts, Kate Net
Brame. Ashby Cook Colin Howe Will
liam Joseph Frank Joseph. Aldrich
..-oore, Paul Parker, Emile Harmon,
Frank Browder, John Flowers. Richard
Flowers Ludlow Elmore.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage OF Miss Florella Mcdonald. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Angus Robertson Mcdonald.
to Mr. William Berney which will take
place at $50 on Tuesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Micou, who have
recently moved to New York to live,
write that they are delightfully."- situated
-, Ono Hundred and Tenth street on