The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-17
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Wood Pruett Brown Hunter George Os- burn, Frank Davis, Beaufort Mcdonald, Granville Paschal, Arthur Clanton, OCor- nell Pugh, Wilmington Payne, Robert Mo- Cormick, Jim Gillespie, Tom Minto, Willie Blasser, George Bayne, Eearnest Lamont, Hayden Barry, Owen Barry, Bertram Ger son. Edward May, Stuart May, Joe Per- sons, Frank Persons, Cherry Hendrix, John Hendrix. Willie Sheen, Ed Sheen, John Butler, James Garrett, Roy Garrett Joseph Mehan Ansley Cardinal, Sam Preiss, Paul Holt, Willie Holt, William Jones, Henry Jones, William Wilkerson, Joe Wilkerson, Willie Elliott, Jenkins Dolive. Evart Young, Harvey Egg, El- more Egg, Sam Hamlyn, George Ham lyn, Archibald Mcqueen.
 Palm Division of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors was rendered a reception Monday afternoon by the conductors at the Knights of Py- thias Hall. The entertainment was large- ly attended, 1t being given by the Conduc- tors to welcome the ladies into their new field of labor. After the meeting deli cious Ices were served.
 Mrs. W. B. Davidson entertained Tues day evening in compliment to Miss Mary Ridley Of LaGrange, Georgia. The even- ing was delightfully."- spent in playing ping-pong. carrum, and other games In a guessing contest, Miss Ridley won the prize-a book The guests were Miss Mary Ridley, Fannie Chandler, Jean La- hey Julia Holt, Bessie Burk, and Willie Stone.
 Messrs. Blount Davidson, William Dav- idson, Crutcher, Garside Harris, Tom Alexander, Henry Parish, Mat Pearson, and Emil Hannon. /
 The lawn of Hammer Hall presented scene of gayety Wednesday night when the Ladies Auxiliary of the O. R. c. gave lawn part. The lawn was bril- liantly lighted with Japanese lanterns, and refreshments were served from table decorated with flowers. The ladies receiving were Mesdames J. H. Mccall, c. p. Faulkenberry, J. H. Hudson, W. A. May. Thomas Ham, W. L. Cain. L. John- son, John Dutcovitch, F. A. MeGaskill, Dave Bum, O. c. Wilson George Cowan, Davis, Cunningham and Veeder.
 One of the most charming entertain ments of the summer was the garden par ty given Thursday night by MT. and Mrs. Michael Cody in compliment to their guest Miss Mary Ridley of LaGrange, Ga. The Spacious lawn in the rear of the residence was lighted with Japanese lant- erns outling the garden, and swung in the trees. Refreshments were served on
 
 served by Miss Julia Holt. Mrs. Cody wore white embroidered mousselin. Miss Ridley was in toilette of pink mousse lin, over silk, elaborately trimmed with lace and ribbon. Miss Holt wore dress of green organdie. The guests were Miss es Mary Ridley of LaGrange, Ga, Mary Graham, Annie Conner of Midway, Ala Matilda Norwood, Vesta Anderson, Mary Anderson, Margaret Kennedy, Bessie Stern, Annie Love Eleanor offutt, Esther Cody, Louise Marks, Fannie Chandler Sallie Jones, Olive Mcdonald, Julia Holt, Ethel Teague, Campbell of Wetumpka Florida c. Terrell of LaGrange, Ga, M E. Thompson, Messrs. Thomas B. Alex ander, Charles J. Jackson, H. M. Hobbie. Jr., Bert Johnson, Johh D. Cody, J. M Billing, John c. Hardaway, Arthur C. Stern, Louie Moore, Charles A Iyey. Maxie D. Pepperman, J. R. Graves Ivey, Madison Pearson, George Tyson, John R. Waters, T. Murray Dix, Charles Ander- son and w. R. Nickel.
 MT J. s. Pinckard has gone to Tate Springs, where he will join Mrs. PincH- ard.
 Mrs. T. c. Thorington Is visiting the family of Judge Chiffon at Mountain Creek.
 Mrs. Charles W. Griffin of Fayette is visiting Miss Lillie Scale.
 Miss Augusta Woodruff is spending some time at Sewanee and Mont Eagle
 Miss Lucia Richardson has returned from Birmingham, where she visited rela- tives.
 Miss Fances Morrisette has returned from two months trip to points In the North and East.
 Mrs. E. c. Fowler and two children have returned from Verbena, where they have spent the summer