The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-21

1oodWyns W. A. Gunter, Jr., }. d. Gas
toh' CASTOR Gunter, L. L. Gilbert, K.
Goldthwait, Jr., J. L. CASTOR b. II
| Holt, P c. Hoffman. T. R. Hardaway,
Samuel Hoffman,, John c. Hardaway, J.
D. Haywood, V. H. Hanson, J. l. Hall,
+. @. Hairmond, @. L. Harris, F. s..
jenkins, E. B. Joseph, Jr., II. P. Johnson,
@. H. Janney. ]. K. Jackson, c. P. jack
son, c. P. Jones, A. L. Jones, A. c..
Jones. G. w. Jones, W. w Johnson. A.
Josh, Jones, J. @. Kirkland, ". W.
Lodge, r. r. Lyon, E. II. Lewis. A. w
LeBron, NJ. P. LeGrand, Clifford Banier
Jr., Forbes Liddell. ". N. Michel, c. L.
Matthews F. @. Mertins, W. NJ. Marks,
P. S. Mertins N. B. Marks, o. G. Manor
3. ]. Meyer, A. J. Miller, J. I. McKin-
ney, T. n. Mcclellan. W. a. Mcbride,
c. q. McClelland, r. II. McConnico,
Joseph Norwood. ]. P. O'Connor, w. ].
Drum, W. X Pelzer, R. r. Poole, Frank
Peabody, Vim. Pullum, c. T. Pollard, Jr.,
C. F. Pearson, J. s. Pinckard, W. 2.
PEBBLES, ". S. Reese II. Ruth, c. l..
/ Ruth, 8. H. Roberts, e. c. Rice, j. c.
Smith, J. V. Smith, r. z. Steiner, c. b.
| Smith, f. ID. Scott, P. w. Smith, j. M.
Sadler, r. Semmes C. L. Stickney, s. A.
Solomon, P. T. Sayre, ]. W. Smons, j. r.
! Sayre, r. M. Scale, R. E. Seibels. r. s.
Stringfellow. T. s. Sayre, ]. G. seibs, A.
L. Tyson, C. T. Tullis, w B. Tanner. j.
W. Tullis, Jr., Robert TAFT, S. l.. Tyson,
I. W. Tyson, Jack Thorrington, c. B.
Teasley, J. A. Thompson, R. S. league,
q. r. Tabor, J. A. Taylor. ]. S. Utley, H.
F. Yandiver, w. F. Yandiver, J. c. Vir-
den, l. II. Virgin, ]. G. Winter, ]. 8.
i Wilcox, J. D. Wyman 1. L. watkins. d.
L. milestone, T. c. Watts. p r. Whit
ing, Eff. Wagner, c. r. Wescott. p. A.
Wyatt.
On Wednesday evening Mrs Nose Sabel
entertained at cards. when her guests
were the members of the Tuesday Euchre
club and few other friends. The game
! played was royal whist This was Mrs.
| Sabels' first entertainment of the season
owing to the Illness of her little daughter,
Marcella, who is now entirely recovered.
On Friday evening, in the parlor of the
New MADISON hotel Miss Eloise c. Lewis
and Mr.. Claude Riley were quietly mar
ried, the Rev Macarthur of Troy officiat-
ing. Miss Lewis is one of Birminghams
attractive young women. She has been
& for several years teacher in the primary
department in the Avondale public
school, Mr.. Riley is a lawyer who stands
well In his profession. He is now serving
his third term as mayor of Eliza.
On Friday evening, Mr. ana Mrs. ]. s.
Pinckard entertained at dinner In compli-
ment to their guest, Mr. J. Stevenson
Davies of Virginia, and Miss Lucille Will
| kinson of Montevallo who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. deCottes. The table was
laid for eight and adorned In pink roses
and plumosa.
On Monday evening, Miss Claude Hood
entertained the bridal party of the Cody
Brame wedding.
Cards have been received by friends in
Montgomery announcing the marriage Of
/ Miss Sherwood Morgan and Mr.. Benjamin
Pepperman, both of Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Goidthwait enter
/ tanned at dinner of Friday evening. The
decorations were in red with red roses
and green Ping-pong and cards were the
games played. The guests were Miss Ellie
/ Godthwait Miss Cornell, Miss Guernsey,
and Miss Byrd, DR. s. A. Billing. DR..
/ Charles Pollard, DR.. T. II. McConnico
and Mr.. Temple Seibels.
On Wednesday evening Miss Cathleen
Martin entertained informally at cards
in compliment to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Jones of Petersburg, Va, who was the
i guest of Miss Charlotte Jones. The de-
corations were roses.
Miss Jones and Mr.. James Parish, Miss
Laura Parish and Mr. Cliff Cheney. Miss
Philippa Rousseau and Mr.. Louis Moore,
Miss Sadie Elicit of Birmingham and
Mr.. George Tyson. Miss Halle Matthews
and Mr.. George Halls, Miss lila May Stone
and Mr.. John Turpln. Miss Enid Garter
of Birmingham and Mr.. Charles Ander-
son. Miss Corrie c. Smith and Mr.. George
Holcombe, Miss Sallie Rudolph and Mr..
Shirley Murray, Miss Nellie Meyer and
Mr.. V. A Taylor, Miss Josie Hubbard
and Mr.. Macon Jones, Miss Martin and
| G. b. McGinty, Mr.. Dozier Turner and
Mr.. John Watts and Mr.. William Weiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Beae entertained
on Friday evening at a theater party In
compliment to Miss Annie Baird Of Wash
ington, who is the guest OF her uncle,
Mr.. Charles G. Abercrombfe. The guests
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Mr.. James Hardaway, Jr, and Mr.. Jesse
D. Beale, Jr.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. Isaac De-
Weiss entertained at dinner in compliment
to Miss Nimo Green, who was last week
appointed to the position of principal of
the Capitol Hill school. The table was
decorated in smilax and pink carnations.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Pinckard entertain
ed at dinner on Saturday evening, when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Thorington, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kirl1man
Jackson Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Drum.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. William
Kohn entertained at supper In compl-
ment to the Brewer Campbell wedding
party. The guests were Mr.. W. d. Kohn
and Miss Fanny Berry of Columbus,
Capt. Fred Garden of Savannah and Miss
Nell Williams, Captain Dudley William
son and Miss Jennie Fee Austill of Mobile,
Mr.. Moreland Dozier of Washington. D.
c.. and Miss Nellie Meyer, Mr. Albert
Meyer and Miss Matte Mcqueen.
Miss Louise Marks entertained the Sat
urday Card club on Saturday afternoon.
The prize, a beautiful white silk shawl,
was won by Miss Carrie Randolph.
On Friday, Miss Olivia Arlington enter
talnod the members of the No Name club
at her home on Church street Mrs.
Erwin Craighead of Mobile, who was the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Owen. was dis
tinguished guest of the cluo at this meet
Ing, and she talked interestingly of i'm
portant matters which are to come up
before the Alabama Federation of Wo-.
mems Clubs when that associations meet
in Montgomery this winter. She spoke
principally of the Boys Reformatory at
Birmingham. of the work to secure legls-
lation to regulate the working of children
under twelve years of age in the mills.
| Other guests of the club at the meeting
on Friday were Mrs Stokes or Blrnnng-
ham, Mrs. Bennett. who has recently
moved to Montgomery, and Miss Lucille
Wilkinson of Montevallo, who Is the guest
| of Mrs Al M de COttas