The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
Society,".
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l carnations and ferns. The guests at breakfast were Nfr. Joseph Jefferson Mir. and Mrs. G. M. Luce, Mr and Mrs. Pen rose Yass
 MT. Piaggio was the host of a theatre party Monday night. The guests were: ME and Mrs. T. c Hearin Mr and Mrs 1 G. M. Luce, Mrs. Dunton Mrs. Buck and MT. Murry Wheeler.
 1 MT. and Mrs H. P Vass opened their 1 beautiful home on Catherine street Sun day afternoon to their friends to meet Mir l Joseph Jefferson the actor, who is their guest.
 Miss Louise Wilkins has gone to Selma, 1 Ala, to visit her grandmother. l Mrs William Bidgood was the hostess of the Sunshine Tea club Monday after noon from 1 to o'clock. She was as- sisted in receiving by Mrs. Horace Clarke and her mother Mrs. Duesberry. The ha1l parlor and dining room were | beautifully decorated with palms and cut flowers. Mrs. Stanley Finch, Miss Eleanor Weems and Miss Edith Toxey, served refreshments.
 The Hamilton Whist club enjoyed a very pleasant meeting Monday after Eoon at the residence of Miss Julia Me Phillips on Dauphn Way. Mrs. M. F.
 <irkbride and Miss McPhilips made the DlBnesI sCOfe. Ine CiuD Will pc GDIerIdlQ-+ ed next Monday by Mrs William Thomp- son.
 Mrs. A r. Gaillard has returned from a delightful visit to relatives and friends in Camden. Ala.
 A large audience assembled at the resi- dence of Mrs. R. H. Clarke, at 1 O clock Tuesday afternoon to enjoy the pro- gramme prepared by the efficient com mittee of tine D. A R. The house was laoa ft4llt tod xrrffl ,f flags and looked very attractive. fine object of the entertainment was 70 add to the free scholarship fund at the Montevallo school for girls The South ern Educational board has offered to donate 5000 to a free scholarship if Ala bama will raise sn equal amount, and the work of complying with this cond- tion is Poiag on over the state Already nearly shat amount has been raised. Among those who attended Tuesday was Er r. M Peterson. president of the school Special interest was taken in the latter half of the programme that be- ing the piano recital by Miss Emily Byrd of Ozark.
 The following committees served: Music committee, Mrs. M. D. Wiekersham. chairman; Mrs. O. l.. Crampton Miss Minnie Black, Mrs. Harry T. Inge, Mrs. s. S. Rubira, Mrs George Fearn, Mrs. Happer, Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain Mrs. T. A. Lake, Mrs. Garrett Shawhan, Miss Amanda Moore Miss Caroline Hurtel, Miss Maude Simpson. Mrs. Charles s. Shawhan, Mrs Harry Toulmin, Mrs. G. L. Smith, Mrs. Henry Fonde. Mrs. T J. Partridge, Mrs. G. w. Quarles, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs II. M. Thomas Mrs. c. c. Wyatt. Miss Talluah Gordon, Miss Anita Gaillard, Miss Sue Simpson. Com mitee on decorations. Mrs. Harvey Jones, chairman; Mrs. l.. H. Horn. Mrs. Stan ley Finch, Mrs. Estelle Higgs, Mrs. K. W. Syson. Mrs. w. P, Mcintosh, Mrs. Robert Pope Mrs. Joseph s. Robbins, Mrs W. o. Stevens Mrs. Alexander Johnson, Mrs. II. M. Friend, Miss Kath- erine Sage, Miss Fringilla Smith. Ticket committee, Mrs. Rhett Goode, chairman; Mrs Greenwood Ligon, Mrs Thomas St. John, Mrs. w. J. Barham, Mrs. R. A. Micke. Mrs. J. E. Seals. Mrs Corine Or ton. Mrs. William Quigley, Mrs. J. W. Spratley Miss Mary E. Holmes Miss Elizabeth Knott, Miss Lizzie D. Norville, Miss Meta Thompson, Miss Jessie Whit ing. Miss Helen Clake.
 Miss Maribel Williams entertained the Discards Wednesday afternoon at her home on St. Joseph street. Quite a num- Der of exciting games of bid euchre were played and at the conclusion Mrs. Mathew Brewster. with the highest score, was given a lovely handkerchief, as the first d dainty collar and Miss Belle Hallett, a fern as tAe consolation. At the conclu- sion of the games, tempting refresh mehts were served Those present were: Mrs William Kelly, Mrs Paul Acker. Miss Ethel Hodgson. Miss Evline Russell, Miss Meta Hugher. Miss Clara Cary, Miss Kate Irwin Miss Virginia Thomas Miss Adele Batre, Miss Rosa Lyons Miss Grace Bestor, Mrs. James McPhllips, Mrs. G. G. Lyons, Mrs Monroe Price, Mrs. N. R. Clarke Mrs. M Brewster. Mrs. E. D. Bondurant Mrs. Inge Seden, Mrs. II. Higley, Miss Lily Higley, Miss Jennie Fee Austil, Miss Ruth Hugher, Miss May Prince. Miss Rhetta Heustis, Miss Gaillard, Miss Ernestine Cook, Miss Belle Hallett and Miss Julia Me Phillips.
 Mss Martha Young of Greensboro, has given several very successful dialect readings recently, one at Tuscaloosa dur