The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-11

Rockwell of Massachusetts. Mrs. Fowler wore a toilette of green silk and wool wit h trimmings of cream lace ana plhk appliqued roses. Miss Rockwell wore gown of green silk with white rose trlm- ming The tones of the decorations were red and white with accompanying greens. Three connecting apartments were ce- voted to the occasion and in the thi-d two tables were arranged for punch At these presided Mrs Burwell BoylSin. Mrs. O. P. Bartlette, Mrs. Isaac DeWees, and Mrs. Chastine. The young ladies who assisted Mrs. Fowler In entertaining her caller were Miss Mary Seibles Ball, Miss Anna Low Chiffon, Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Caroline Hannon. Miss Louise Hannon, Miss Rebecca Pollard, Mss cecile Craik, Miss Jean Craik. Miss Hattie Mcqueen and Miss Kate Birch.
 On Thursday afternoon Miss Emily Halls entertained the Sans Souci club. The game of six-hand euchre was played at six tables the score cards were pass ed to the guests by little Miss Edna Pickett, the score was kept b. Mrs. Ben Branch and Miss Anna Halsey of Tus- cumbia. In the second parior at table placed for tea Miss Alberta Pickett, and Miss Halls. The club prize, a Bohemian dish was won by Mrs. Herbert P. Chan dler and the guests prize, china pin tray was won by Miss Ellie Barnett
 At meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chap ter U. D. C., held on Thursday at the home of Mrs J. A. Kirkpatrick Mrs J. puB ueIIolsIq p9lo9I9 sBM MBQsu9LO IT Mrs. George McCombs was made regis trar. The chapter sent a box of clothes and bedding to the old soldiers home at Mountain Creek.
 On Thursday Miss Bertha Rice enter atined the members of the Thursday Card club and few other friends. The floral dee tions were pink carnations, rlumosa and potted ferns. The club prize. pretty picture Of a Fencing Girl" was won by Miss Miriam Kahn, and the guests prize another picture, fell to Mrs. Sam Gerson.
 Mrs. w. c. Oates has returned from an extended visit to the north She was for some time In Louisville with her brother, Judge Stirling B. Tony, after which she went to West Point, N. Y, where she spent Christmas with her pn, w. c. l Oates, Jr., student at the United States | Military academy. Returning south Mrs. Oates stayed several days with friends in | Philadelphia. l Miss Hazel Weaver of New York, niece l of Mrs Robert Eilenberg, has come to spend the rest of the winter at the Cal houn- Cham berlain school.
 Master William Wilkerson, little son If Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson has been very i'll for the past week. He is re- ported much better.
 Mir. NJ C. Scott has gone to Green Bay | Wis, to attend the funeral of his mother | Mrs William Scott, who died at her home in that city on last Tuesday after noon.
 Mrs. Joseph Drum has issued invitations | to a reception at which she will entertain | on Tuesday afternoon from to S. in com pIiment to Mrs. Pauline Foster, who IS l amending the, winter with her brother, MT. James S. Pinckard.
 | On last Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. James s. Pinckard entertained few | friends at cards in compliment to MT. and Mrs. Bennett Griffin.
 Miss McElroy of Lebanon, Ky, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Seibels Ball l for the past several weeks, has returned | to her home. She received much delight ful attention during her visit. | Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Fowler have their cousin. Miss Rockwell of Pittsfeld, Mass, spending the winter with them | Mrs. Bettie Ledyard, who Is critically | i'll at her home on McDonough street, is reported a little better
 Miss Kate Lane, who has been visiting Miss Algie Ware, has returned to her home in Auburn.
 Among the admired women at a recent ball at the Capital City club in Atlanta, | are noted Mrs. Lawrence Fiske and Mrs. John w Tullis of Montgomery.
 Mrs. Charles Brandon Brooks of Gov ington. Ky, is in the city. She was call
 ed on account of the extreme illness of
 her mother, Mrs. Bettie Ledyard.
 Mrs E. A. de Campi of Huntsville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. James P. | Ferrall.
 Invitations have been issued to the mar
 riage of Miss Annie Rousseau and MT.
 Joshua Jones, the marriage to take place