The age-herald., 1902-05-11
MONTGOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

Montgomery, May 10.-(Special)-The Saturday Card Club was entertained by Misses Bird and Bessie Durham at their home on Sayre street. It was Jepanese card party and the Japanese idea was carried out with artistic effect. over each table was suspended a Japanese parasol from which hung little Japanese dolls numbering the tables. The parasols and dolls were cut for by the first occu- pants of the tables and kept as souvenirs by the winner. The prize was a burnt wood picture frome, and was won by Miss Bessie Thorington. The booby prize was Japanese fan and was won by Miss Leila Mcdonald. The score was kept by Miss Florence Powell.
 The Tuesday Euchre Club was enter tained by Mrs. Simon Loeb. The house was loyishly decorated with spring flow CTS artistically arranged. The first prize a mahogany pedestal, was won by Mrs' Ben Strassburger. The second curio' was won by Mrs. Sam Well, and the third, beautiful hand painted plate, was awarded to Mrs. E. Gladden. The score was kept by Miss Viola Levy.
 Mrs. Morris Seligman entertained number of friends Monday afternoon Tn celebration of the fifth anniversary or her wedding day. The entertainment was a Royal Whist party.
 The social event of the week was the musicale given Wednesday night by Mrs Bennett Griffin and her advanced pupils. The auditorium of the High School was filled with a large and fashionable au- dience. The program was unique in that 1t consisted entirely of examples from nearly all the standard schools of music. The vocalists were Miss Elizabeth Win ter, Miss Naomi Carter, Miss Mckenzie of Greenville, Mrs. Leon Well, Mrs. Leola O'Brien, Dr. James Lakin and MT. Ben nett Griffin.
 Miss Dolores Glass and MT. Leroy D. Teasley were married Wednesday after noon at the Manse on Perry street by the l Rev. G. w. Watterson The bride Is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Glass.
 The m embers of the order of the East ern Star gave a strawberry festival Wednesday night at the Masonic Temple for the benefit of the proposed home Tor the widows and orphans of Masons in Ala bama. Socially and financially the even ing was a great success. The feature Of the evening was the playing and singing of the visiting artists. MT. J. Clarendon and MT. William Dudley, both of Mobile
 
 tainment to his pupils at Highland Park In the afternoon the young children gath cred there and opened the affair with a grand march, after which they danced in the pavilion. Refreshments were serv- cd on the lawn. In the evening the older pupils enjoyed a soiree in the pavilion, which ended the season of the dancing class.
 MT. and Mrs. Micou entertained Thurs day Light in compliment to MT. William Dudley and MT. J. Clarendon Mcclure of Mobile. The evening was a charming event both in a social and a musical way. Mrs. Bennett Griffin, Miss Carter and MT. Dudley delighted the guests with various vocal selections and these were inter spersed with exquisite violin renditions by MT. Bennett Briffin and piano solos by MT. Mcclure.
 The Montgomery Greys have issued in vitations to an informal dance to be given at Highland Park on Monday night.
 Mrs. J. G. Spruell of Montgomery will leave this week to attend the convention of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers at Norfolk. Va. She holds the position of third grand associate vice-president of the National Association of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Locomotive Engineers. Mrs. Jack Wright of Montgom cry will represent the J. |. Mckinney Division, No. POT of Montgom- cry, and also by proxy, the Pride of Flor ida Division No. 225 of Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. William D. Jelks and her daughter, Miss Catherine Jelks spent several days with Governor Jelks this week. From here they went to Atlanta to visit the formers sister, Mrs Hanson. Miss Jelks | will be member of Mrs. Zac Smith s l party to Europe this summer under the CEaperOnage of her aunt, Mrs Hanson Mrs. w. r. Vandiver and her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Whitfield of Opelika, are visit ing Dallas, Tex, with MT. Vandiver, who is a delegate to the Methodist conference. Mrs. Phares Coleman Is visiting her mother Mrs. F. P. Peterson, in Greens boro
 Mrs T. w. Garrett and Mrs. C. A. Gar rett of Calvert Tex. are visiting their father, Capt. B. 1T. Screws.