The age-herald., 1902-04-27

cite of green silk barege and carried pink carnations. The bridesmaids were Miss
 Willie Browning Haralson, wearing blu crepe barege with pink carnations; and Miss Lulu Wyman wearing a gown of pink mystra with pink carnations. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Troy left on a wedding tour to Louisville and other | northern points.
 A brilliant card party was given We'd nesday afternoon by Miss May Steiner, when she entertained the members of the Sans Souci Club and number of other guests. The house of the hostess was beautifully decorated in a profusion ] of roses palms and ferns. The punch ta- ble where Misses Rosalee Sayre and An nie Graham presided was adorned with red roses and red shaded candles in sill yer candelabra. Miss Steiner was assist ed in receiving by Misses kate and Helen Steiner Olive Pierce, Nell Williams, An nie Dowdell, and Mary Graham. The club prize hatpin, was won by Miss May Mitchell The guests prize was won by Miss Alice Lahey. It was stick pin. A delicious lunch was served after the game.
 The Tuesday Euchre Club was enter tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Bo Strassburger at her home on North Me : Donough street. The parlors were dec orated in an elaborate arrangement of La France roses. The first prize. a cut glass dish was won by Mrs David Cohen the second prize a set of Japanese plates was won by Mrs. A. J. Harris; and the consolation prize a bouqet of beautiful roses was awarded to Mrs. J. S. Mohr. Between the games a delicious course luncheon was served.
 ,lA members of the Young Ladies Euchre Club on Thursday afternoon at the home 1 of her parents MT. and Mrs. L. Steiner | on South McDonough street. The prize was won by Miss Rosa Strauss. It was a silver bonbon dish.
 The Ionian Club was entertained Thurs | day afternoon by Mrs Bardwick Ruth at her home on Clayton street. The pro- | gramnie included paper on Art Gal leries of London" by Miss Mary Johnson; a paper on Libraries and Museums" by I Mrs. David Lowe; and paper on Parks and Statues of London" by Mrs. Will | liam Marks. A business feature of the meeting was the instruction of the d. rector and delegates who will represent the club at the coming meeting in Deca- tur.
 Mrs N D. Barnett and Mrs. s. D. Sur ratt have issued invitations to a reception | at Wnlcn they Will entertain on Tuesday, May from five to seven.
 Mrs W. T. Chandler entertained a few friends Thursday afternoon when Mrs. P. T. Downs gave a talk on her | travels abroad. The special subject treat ed by Mrs. Downs was Genoa. She had spent several weeks in this Italian city and was prepared to talk deightfully on her stay there Perhaps the most appre- | ciated of her talk outside of Genoa was her story of a private audience with the | Pope which it was her privilege to en- joy. Mrs. Downs spoke about an hour and when she concluded her audience were onthusi3stic in praise of the enter | taiument.
 l Rehearsals are in progress for danc- ing carnival to be given next Tuesday | night under the direction of Professor J | c. Weissncr for the benefit of the Jewish | Temple. The entertainment will be a brll- liant one. The class of Professor Weiss 1 ner includes many of tho members of the younger society set of Montgomery and 1 also the pretty small be!les and besux. l The carnival will be given In tho Mont | gnmery theatre. q Master Carrot BelIinger Dexter ot Montgomery son of Mfr and Mrs R. P. Dexter has been awarded the prize of
 fercd by the New York World for the painting by a juvenile amateur artist of a floral design furnished by them. The paisdng for which he was awarded the prize was spray of sweet peas. Master Dexter is an artist of great talent. His taste and ambition runs toward cartoon l ing. A notice was sent him to the ef-