The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

was a lovely Bohemian glass bon-bon dish. 1t was won by Mrs. A. Uhlfelder. I The second prize was cut Tor by mTs. A. Behr, Mrs. Sylvan Marks and Mrs. Si- mon We'll the latter winning a beautiful l hand crayon picture The score was kept by Miss Louise Well. The guests were Mrs Emanuel Lobman. Mrs Nathan Lob man, Mrs. Nose Sabel, Mrs. Sylvan Marks, Mrs. simon Well, Mrs. A. Behr, Mrs. Sam Gerson, Mrs. L. Loeb Mrs. Ed Mayer, Mrs A. Uhlfelder, Mrs. B. Stras- burger, Mrs. B. Helburn Mrs. M. Osper and Mrs. Ed Meyer.
 Miss Kate Noble Campbell and Dr. Owen D. Brewer were married at the Court Street Methodist church, the Rev. A. J. Lamar officiating When the bridal party entered, Mrs. Bennett Griffin sang q beautiful selection. The ushers who led the way were MT. David Crossland. Mir. Alex Troy, MT. Albert Kohn and MT. Dudley Williamson. The bridesmaids and groomsmen followed, Miss Fannie Berry of Columbus. Ga. Miss Ne Meyer Miss Miriam Thames of Greenville, Miss Mat tie Mcqueen, Mir. Moreland Dozier of Washington, D. C., lar. Olem Fitzpatrick and MT. Fred ". Garden O. Savannah, Ga.
 The bridesmaids were costumes of green mousseline over taffeta and car ried meteor roses. Miss Neil Williams was the maid of honor She was gown ed in cream tissue trimmed lace medal lions and carried meteor roses. The bride who entered with her uncle, MT. George D. Noble. was attired in white silk lace and chiffon, and carried rides roses She was preceded by two little flower girls. Miss Louise Johnson and Miss Ali- dah McLemore. The bride and groom have gone on an extended wedding tour. They will visit Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City.
 Mrs Phares Coleman entertained at luncheon on thursday in compliment to her sister-in-law Mrs Peterson of Mont evallo. The table was exquisite in an arrangement into which -.lh carnations, smilax and plumosa entered. The place cards were tied with pink ribbon to pink carnation and a spring of plumosa. The guests were Mrs. William Dorsey Jelks, Miss Catherine Jel-s, Mrs P. T. Downs and Miss Theo Welsh, Mrs Peter son of Greenville and Mrs. ]. k-. deCottes.
 On Wednesday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Goldthwaat entertained at cards nj component to Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Watkins.
 The ladies played euoAre in the front parlor and the gentlemen played alone In the rear. The first ladies prize was won by Mrs. J. B. Gaston. It was burnt wood bowl of grape design. The consola- ton prize was an old English print and was won by Mrs. Forney Stevenson. The gentlemen were each given souvenirs of miniature pap,r mache skeletons.
 The guests were Dr. and Mrs. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Thigpen, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gaston, pr. and Mrs. J. L. Gaston, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Andrews, Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson, Dr. and Mrs Forney Stevenson, pr. and Mrs. Hamil- ton Weedon, Dr. w. c. Jackson, Dr. s. A. Billing and Mrs. F. M Billing, Dr F. H. McConnico and Miss Annie Laurie Sei- bels, Dr. F. S. Mertins and Miss Fannie Mathews. Dr. Charles P. Pollard and Miss Burwell Boykin. Mrs. J. B. Beale kept the score.
 Thursday Card club on Thursday at her home on McDonough street.
 The club prize, a hand-painted cup and saucer, was won by Miss Nellie Hirsch. The guest prize was won by Mrs. r. Newman.
 The guests were Mrs Friedlander of Columbus, Ga, Miss Daisy Forscheimer of Mobile Miss IIirsch of Columbus, Ga, Miss Hannah Cohn. Mrs F. Neuman and Miss Sou of Port Gibson Miss.
 The Sans Souci Card club was enter tained on Thursday by Mrs. Louis Rop'n- son, when the prize, gilt clock was won by Miss Pickett
 Mrs Vitcor H. Hanson entertained at luncheon on Thursday in compliment to
  and Miss Isabell White of Union Springs.
 The Peter Forney chapter D. A, R. met with Mrs B. B. Smith. on Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs s. G. w. Thorlngton, who has been the guest of Hon. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, at their home In Talladega for the past week has returned home.
 Mrs William Dorsey JelEs and daugh- ter Miss Catherine Jelks, who are spend- ing some time in Montgomery with Gov- ernor Jelks are receiving many delightful social attentions.
 Miss Eliza Arlington has gone to New York to spend the winter studying vocal music.
 Mrs. William Homer LeGrand has Is sued invitations to a card party at which she will entertain Wednesday afternoon, December IT, in compliment to Mrs James T. Rushin and Miss Birch.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Black announces the en- gagement of CT daughter Sadie Emily, to MT John Randolph Caine. The mar riage will take place at o'clock on the evening of December 23, at the First Presbyterian t--urch No cards.
 The marriage of Miss Lonie Porker, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Geo ,e H. Par ker. and MT. George Pitcher Sedberry, took place in the First Baptist church in Wetumpl5a, the Rev. w. J. Elliott of this
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