The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

ence, are Miss Lollie Belle Gould, Miss Josephine Mickle Miss Venitia Danner, Miss Kate Crawford, Miss May Prince, Miss Ernestine Cook Miss Julia Lake, Miss Eloise Withers, Miss Lizzie Rhett, Miss Gertrude Cameron, Miss Mary Bull lock, Miss Kittie Shepard. Miss Corinne Orton, and Miss Kathleen Williamson. The chaperones were MT. and Mrs J. Rodgers Burgett, MT. and Mrs. James O. Dickens, Mrs. Daniel McGill, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Melett, MT. and Mrs. D. J. Buck and MT. and Mrs. W. c. Car rell.
 The Hamilton Whist club entertained on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Archie Hall.
 Mrs. Lyman Dorgan, Mrs. Porter of Key West, and her little daughter Jes- sic are the guests of Mrs. John Higley on St. Joseph street
 The "Do-As- -You-Please' club was en- tertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Waring Harrison at her home on Gov ernment street. The evening was de- vot ed to euchre and the score cards rep resented pen and ink sketches of bugs and mice in oomical positions and cos- tumes, afforded much amusement for the guests At the close of the game the winners were presented with hand some prizes, and rerresnmo sN&y were served, consisting of tomato mayonaise, cold turkey, hot rolls, olives salted al- monds, chocolate and whipped cream. The first prize, a 5-o'clock tea set, was won by Mrs. Richard Sadlier, and the second, beer stein, was captured by Mrs Dorgan Leyard, while the conso- lation, a green and gold Bohemian glass vase, was won on the cut by Mrs Hunt Chamberlain. The guests of the club on this occasion were: Miss Adele Batre, Miss Annie Russell, Miss Ethel Hodg- son, Miss Maud Middleton, Miss Kath- crime Sage, Miss Olive Baker, Miss An nie Louise Harrison, Miss Nellie Cor don, Mrs. c. A. Little, Mrs. Mark Lyons, Mrs. E. J. Buck and Mrs H. T. Inge
 MT. E. J. Buck, cashier of the City National bank, and Gen. G. w. Whiting, president of the Peoples bank, are in New Orleans in attendance upon the bankers convention in that city
 Major James K. Glennon, Capt Murry Wheeler. Mir. Frank c. Horton of this city and MT. Frank Chadrone of New York and Chicago, were the guests of Col. E. B, Merrill president of the Mo- bile, Jackson. and Kansas City railroad. yesterday on his trip to New Orleans.
 The Rev. w. J. E. Cox, pastor of the St. Francis Street Baptist church, left Thursday afternoon via the Louisville and Nashville road for visit to Mont gomery.
 Major and Mrs. William H. Ross re- gently celebrated the fifty-seventh an- niversary of their marriage at their home on Government street by reun- ion of their children and grandchildren.
 Miss Maud and Miss Kate Middleton entertained Tuesday evening compi- mentary to MT. Liston Heustis, who will leave on Thursday for Rocas, where he will reside in future.
 Mrs. ?enrose Vass will offer a prize of golf bag for the best player in a putting contest at the Country club MT. J. W. Hunter won the Clark cup in the golf contest on Saturday.
 MT. w. F. Tucker now of Memphis but formerly of Mobile, will arrive here Sunday for his wedding on Wednesday, November 19 with Mss Mckee at the home of Mrs. G. H. Randall, on Govern ment street. The wedding will be quiet one, attended only by few inti- mate friends. s
 Mr. Frank Overall has bought a lot at Point Clear and will build a cottage to be ready for occupancy before another summer.
 The friends of Mrs Mildred Kirk bridge will regret to learn that she has been quite sick since her return from Waukesha two weeks ago. but she is now regarded as convalescent
 The Kings Daughters of the Govern ment Street Presbyterian church will give a dinner on Thanksgiving to about 200 children at Temperance hall and in- vitations will be sent to each one.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Dunlap have begun the erection of their new home on the handsome street recently opened by Mrs. D. R. Dunlap, west of her residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Jr., have returned from their bridal trip and are located at the residence of MT. Francis Parker on Government street
 Mrs. E. w. Hunter of New Orleans is very i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Herndon.
 MT. Pride Jones of Selma spent Sunday with relatives in the city.
 The ,"Do-As-Y You Please club was en- tertained on Saturday by Mrs. Mathew Brewster with a literary party, each guest guessing the names of various L. -<<l~t oSe x,To ood 1x, fot