The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-26
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

MOnudY the members of the Joan of Arc Brigade in compliment to the officers of the Third regiment of the Alabama guard at Oak Park. The dance was led by Captain T.. Yeatman of Company K of Birmingham, with Miss Louise Nix, captain of the Joan of Arc Brigade The Third regiment band was rendered for the occasion. Punch was served throughout the evening and at a late hour refreshments were served In every detail in the decorations and In the refreshments the eolors, yellow and white of the Joan of Arc Brigade were in evi- dence Before the ball the members of the Brigade dined with the officers of the Third regiment and other ladies who join ed them were Mrs William C. Oates, Mrs. R. r. Ligon and Mrs. Samuel Jones.
 On Wednesday evening lovely german was given at Pickett Springs In compli- ment to Captain Walter Gardner of Bir- mingham The dance was led by MT. For die Finch and Miss Florence Cohen of Sheffield, who is the guest of Miss Foy Chastine.
 On Wednesday evening a finch party was given by MT. and Mrs c. D. Brian at their home on Highland avenue in com pliment to Miss Claude Brooks of Colum- bus Ga, and Miss Bessie Miles. After the games were finished and the prizes awarded a music program was rendered and Miss Brooks, one of the guests of honor, recited some character sketches.
 The marriage of Miss Rosalie Baber. daughter of MT and Mrs. E. r. Baber, was celebrated on Monday, the groom be- ing MT. James Wesley of Dothan. Before the entrance of the wedding party Mrs. A. D. Sayre sang Devotion" by Albert Wier accompanied by Miss Thompson of Florida.
 Miss Margaret Adelle Lowe entertained large number of friends on Tuesday in celebration of her eighth birthday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Rob- ert Lowe on Sayre street The reception hall and parlors were decorated In Japan ese umbrellas fans and lanterns. In the dining room a birthday table was arrang- ed. The centre piece was a bowl of white and pink roses and from the chandelier basket of the same blossoms were sus- pended.
 At a meeting of the No Name Club held on Monday at the home of Mrs. J. A Kirkpatrick, Miss Annie Williams was elected president to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Mrs. J. D. Roque- more.
 Miss Joselyn OcKendon and Mir. Wil- liam Gesner, both of Montgomery, were married in Greenvile on last Tuesday. The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. OcKendon, and as her parents were very much opposed to the marriage the young couple went to Greenville, her for mer home, to be- married. MT. and Mrs. Gesner are residing with his parents. MT. and Mrs. William A. Gesner on Monroe street
 Miss Eloise Reynolds and MT. Frank Batchelor Neey of St. Paul were quietly married at the home of Rev Neal l.. An derson, who performed the ceremony. me marriage was to have taken place week later but on account of business tele- gram calling him to St. Paul it took place on last Tuesday. The only attendants and witnesses were Miss Nonie Moore, who was maid of honor, and MT. Al Reynolds, brother of the bride, who was best man.
 A very romantic love story comes to light when it is learned that Miss Kate opp was married on the tenth of this month in Louisville to Mir Robert II. Scott of Paducah, Ky. Miss Opp was in a sanitorium and so was MT Scott. They fell In love with each other and were mar ried before her return and before he re- covered. She told her parents of her mar riage but they thought it joke until the groom came for his bride a week ago. The young couple spent several days with her parents before they went to their home in Paducah The bride Is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Valentine Opp.
 The members of the Corona Club gave a dance and watermelon cut on Thursday at Haygood's Pavilion. The German was led by MT. Locke and Miss Pitcher. and the party was chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. Ament.
 On Saturday evening Mrs. IT. A. Frazer entertained at a finch party in compli- ment to Miss Aeuchbacher of Atlanta, who is the guest of Miss Lela Brewer. The home was decorated lavishly in scheme of pink and green and at the con- clusion of the games delicious refresh ments were served.
 Mrs. M. Hall and Mrs. E. Marlxle enter tained a number of friends at Pickett Springs on Friday in compliment to Miss Daisy Judge. the guest of MT and Mrs Cantelou at their home on Cantelou hill.