The age-herald., 1902-01-26

ceremony MT. and Mrs Lorenzo Guy left for various points in the North, where they go to visit the groom's relatives.
 Monday afternoon the Council of Jew ish Women met with Rabbi and Mrs. J. A. Messing and the following programme was carried out:
 A paper on "Ethical Monotheism," by Mrs. c. F. Moritz.
 A paper on. "The Moabite Stone" by Mrs. Rosa Marcus.
 A paper on "The Pre-exilic Prophets" by Miss Louise Weil..
 A paper on "Ezekiefs Message, by Mrs. D. I. Gladden..
 A paper on ''The Deuteronomic Code, ?. by Miss Julia Moses
 A paper on Undo European Nations" by Mrs. $. Hertz.
 A paper on "The Samaritans." by Mrs. c. F. Meyer.
 Mrs. James P. Farrell entertained the members of the Tuesday Card Club Tues day morning at her home in Bainbridge street. The prize was a beautiful sofa pillow. and was won by Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson.
 The members of the Tuesday Euchre Club were entertained, Tuesday morning by Mrs Paul Housman. There were sev- en tables and four prizes. The first prize, terra cotta bust, was won by Mrs. Moses Sable; the second prize half doz- en bread and butter plates, was won by Mrs. s. Gassenheimer; the visitors prize, curio was won by Miss Elise Mendel- sohn of New Orleans, and the consolation | prize, a beer stein, fell to Mrs. Sidney | Well. Luncheon was served. At the twelfth annual meeting of the | Confederate Veterans of New York held
 last Monday in honor of the memory of 1 General Lee, Miss Frances Marks of i Montgomery played violin solo. Miss | Marks Is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. | George Marks and Is with her aunt, Miss Fannie Lockett,7 insNew York, studying | the violin. as -f,,5.f..
 Tuesday afternoon the members of the | committee of the battleship fund held meeting at the home of Mrs. HIS. Par sons. when it was decided to give an entertainment for the benefit of the fund | in the near future.
 | Wednesday the No Name Club met with Mrs. Alex Garland. when paper on | Currents Events at Home" was read by Mrs. Amelia Seeley; a paper n''"Current | Events Abroad" by Mrs. Hardwick Ruth, and paper on Domestic Science" by | Miss Sallie Clarke, who was a guest of | the club.
 l Professor J. c. Weisner who has several | large classes here in dancing and physi- cal culture ana IS thereDy filling long l felt want, went to Birmingham on Thurs | day to be present at the Silver Wedding | reception of MT. and Mrs. Marcus Well. | Thursday morning Mrs. s. B. Rice en- l tertained at cards in com piment to Mrs. l Samuel R. Bethea of Faunsdale At the | punch table, arranged in the hall Misses l Emily Semple and Bessie Durham pre- | sided. TIe score cards were passed
 among the guests by Master Henry | Groom Bethea, little son of the hostess. | and the score was kept by Mrs. Charles | Norton, Misses Sadie Apperious Fenton | Eillianson and Alexina Wilkins of Fauns-
 dale The prize was beautiful cut glass
 candle stick and was won by Misses | Francis Patterson, Lucy Randolph and | Rebecca Pollard, who cut for it. Miss
 Pollard winning. The consolation prize
 fell to Mrs. Robert Henderson. It was a
 cluster of beautiful white carnations with
 broad pink satin ribbon.
 Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Dun
 can Ross entertained at a reception in
 celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversa-
 ry of the wedding day of their parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Ross, who were
 married in Rochdale, England MT. and | Mrs. Robert Ross have made Montgom-
 cry their home for the past twelve years.
 Miss Ciola Levy entertained the Young
 Ladies' Card Club Thursday when there
 were ten tables and the club prize was