The age-herald., 1902-01-19
MONTCOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

Montgomery, Ala, January 1S.-(Spe- cial. )-NIiss Dolly Kirk President of the Tintagil, entertained the members Mon day. It is the custom of this club to set apart one day in the year as "The Presi- dents Day. when the meeting is in its character purely social and the enter tainment consists of any amusement the President provides for her guests. The scope thus given for originality was talk en advantage of by the brilliant young
 women who was hostess Monday. She
 planned a guessing game which required
 thought and intellect on her part and
 as much from her guests. She wrote short story in the telling of which there | occurred one hundred blanks to be hlled l in by the names of modern novels. prize
 being offered for the filling of the larg-
 est number of blanks properly. The story l is excellent and the pleasure of it's read 1 ing was added to that of the contest for | the priZe
 Those who had the largest number of
 guesses were Mrs. s. Persons, Misses | Elizabeth Lahey. Cecile Craik, sophia | Holmes, Ninamo Green and Caroline liar
 rison. They cut for the prize, Mrs Per | sons cutting highest. became owner of beautiful Wagner cup. The consolation
 prize fell to Miss Dolly Owen. who was l guest of the club at his meeting. 1 Miss Fannie Lee Martin entertained | few friends Monday at cards in com l plim ent to the Misses Taylor. daughters
 of ex-Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee,
 who were with their step-mother recent
 Ny, Mrs Alice Fitts Hill. visiting Mont l gomery. Miss Martin was assisted in re- | ceiving her guests by Misses Fannie Ja- nette and Eliza Tatum and Annie Rous- | seau. The score was kept by Misses | Phillipa Rousseau and Kathleen Mar | tin.
 The ladies' prize, a jardiniere, was | won by Miss Laura Benjamin and the gentleman's prize, a cork-screw, was won | by MT. Emmett Seibels.
 | Mir and Mrs. w. B. Davidson enter tained at chaffing dish party Monday | evening, in compliment of Misses Emily
 and Loretta Taylor, of Knoxville. Tenn The Joie de Vie Club members enter tained at a german Monday evening, when the dance was led by MT. Edwin Howell Lewis and MSS Kathleen Lahey A marriage in which a large circle of friends were interested was that of Miss Carrie Bullock and MT. Leon Jackson,
 which took place Thursday evening at the
 home of the brides sister, Mrs. w. E.
 Flemming, on Cleveland avenue. The
 bride was gowned in a travelling dress of
 blue cloth with shirt waist of white taf- feta. Her hat matched the suit and she held an arm cluster of American Beauty
 roses, The parlor in which the cere- nnony was performed by the Rev. Chas. i A. Stalxley was decorated in white and green. The happy couple left at 93O | O'Clock for New Orleans. They will re- | turn on Sunday and will be at home with
 the groom's parents at 120 Madison ave | nue. The bride is a sister of Mir James | P Bullock. The groom is connected with | the Western railroad.
 Tuesday Mrs Halls Taylor entertained | at an afternoon reception in compliment
 to her two daughters, Mrs. Mortimer | Futile and Mrs. Robert Lee. The hom ! on Holcomb street was adorned in cut | flowers and potted greens. In the hall
 red and green was the scheme. in the re- 1 ception room pink and white roses were | used and fin the refreshment room Amer | ican Beauty roses and red shaded can | dels in silver candelabra- At the punch ! table in this apartment Mrs. Halls Jan ney and Mrs. Warren Reese presided. | In a third room coffee and chocolate | were served at table presided over by | Mrs. John Elmere and Mrs. Albert | Brame.
 Perhaps the most unique entertainment | ever given in Montgomery was that giv | en by Miss Stella Griel Tuesday even | ing The form of amusement was l vaudeville. in which her guests were the l perform CTS, and as the programme an-
 nounced, there were ten stars in the | caste.
 | A marriage took place in Orion, Ala. | Thursday, in which many in Montgomery | were interested. on account of the broth
 CT of the groom, who lives here. It was
 that of Miss Annie Belle Cross and the | Rev. J. D. Kersh, who were married at | the home of the brides parents. MT. l and Mrs. W. IT. Cross.
 Miss Lucy Cobb entertained the mem
 bers of the Tuesday Card Club Tuesday.
 when the pNIze. an Indian head sofa pill
 low, was won by Misses Elizabeth Win
 ter and Priscilla Scott. who cut Miss
 Scott winning.
 Miss Bessie Thorington entertained the members of the Saturday Card Club, Tuesday. The score was kept by Mrs. J. s. Winter and the prize was won | by Mss Carrie Randolph.
 The members of Peter Ferney Chapter
 entertained at silver offering colonial
 tea Friday. at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Billing on Clatton street. It was