The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
;MoNTGoMERY,'S
SOCIAL SIDE.

Montgomery, January II. = Especially =
The Tuesday Card Club met with Mrs.
Lawrence Fiske on Tuesday morning at
her home on Clayton street. There were
four tables at which euchre was played
for a prize-a beautiful vase-which was
won by Mrs. w. s. Mattel. Mrs. Fiske
was assisted in receiving and entertain
ing by Miss Kate Davidson.
The No Name Club was entert aimed by
Mrs. Lawrence Fiske Wednesday after
noon. when the subject for study and
discussion was Education" and the
programme as carried out included pa
per on Present Day Education of Wom-
en-" by Mrs James Andrew; paper on
Our Great Magazines" by Miss Olivia
Arlington; selected reading by Mrs.
Seelye and the singing Of two songs by
Mrs Ninniger.
The Peter Forney Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
held an important meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon, when the members were the
guests OF Mrs. F. M. Billing at her home
on Clayton street. the chief features of
business transacted being the annual
election of officers and the making of ar
rangements for silver Offering recep-
ton. at which the chapter will entertain
on the 18th of this month. The officers
elected for the coming year are: Mrs.
John M WHY regent; Miss Annie Will
liams. vice regent; Mrs. B. B. Smith, Sec
rotary; Miss Matte Woods. registrar
Mrs. Albert Taylor, treasurer: Mrs.
Phares Coleman, historian; Mrs. NJ. d.
Bib, chaplain.
The chairmen of the various committees
for the entertainment are: Mrs. F. M.
Billing, decorating COMMITTEES; Mrs.
Frank p. Glass, door commit tee; Mrs.
Amelia WHY, reception committee; Mrs.
Alfred Bethea, refreshment committee;
Mrs. w. J. Drum, entertainment commit
tee.
Miss Sadie Randolph was the hostess
of the Sans Souci Card Club, when the
members met with her at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Herbert Gambler, on
Amanda street Thursday afternoon. The
scheme of decoration was red and green
and the effective placing of winter
green's. potted palms, potted ferns and
cut flowers The two prizes were exquisite
vases, which were won by Mrs w. c.
Pope and Miss Corinne Woods.
The Chatting Dish Club met with Miss
Elizabeth Winter on Thursday evening,
and the eight young women who compose
its membership did themselves proud in
the arts of cooking and poetry making.
Miss Winter presented each guest on ar
rival with a beautiful water color SOU
venir, with instructions to write In a
given time an original verse inspired by
and appropriate to the water color pict-
ure This resulted in the discovery of
some unknown poets whose flights on this
occasion were astonishing Each men,
Der Of this club is permitted to invite as
her guest a mere man. and the rare IA
vor is one of the most sought-after hon
ors of the season. The eight young wom-
en- who form the Chatting Dish Club are
Miss Elizabeth Winter, Miss Lucy Cobbs
Miss Lucretia wyman, Miss Sadie wy
man. Miss Margaret Lahey. Miss Ethel
Marks. Miss Caroline HARRISON. Miss
Eva Randolph and Miss Willie Browning
HARRISON.
The Bohemian Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Fiske Thursday evening.
when. as usual with this aggregation OF
delightful married couples. the hours
were devoted to amy old thing as a
member expressed It that has a bohem-
ian tendency. OF course, there was a
prize-two prizes-for proficiency In some
thing. Perhaps 1t was good story telling,
perhaps 1t was good card playing They
don't tell. Any way. the gentleman's