The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
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1 Continued from Elanteentn TdSSl lowe; reading, Miss Jodie Nelson; vocal solo. Miss Mary Lizzie Thweatt of Eu- faula. selection, Miss Alice Grote; vocal 1 solo. Miss Katie Lou Powers. For the 1 remainder of the winter the club will de- l vote It's time to finch. The last dance of this season was a matinee german given Tuesday alter noon by the University boys at the Sig ma Nu hall. The german was skillfuliy conducted by Holland Smith, a popular member of the senior class, assisted py Miss Dora Manual. The Merry Maids and Matrons held it's first meeting since It's organization with Mrs. James J. Mayfield Saturday after noon Six-handed euchre was played and the prize was won by Miss Lida Winslett box of crystallized cherries, while Miss Mary McGown was presented with a lit- tie hatchet The club is composed of six charming young ladies and six married ladies.
 The Quakers had a very delightful meeting Monday afternoon with Miss Clara Werner. An unusually interesting programme was rendered on the early capitals of Alabama, especially Tusca- loosa. Dainty refreshments completed the pleasant afternoon
 Miss Mary Kennedy entertained very delightfully."- at cards Tuesday evening complimentary to her guest, Miss Corrie Smith of Montgomery. The house was very attractively decorated in cut flow CTS and dainty refreshments were served by Miss Ethel Kennedy and Miss Mary NuZum. Whist was the order of the evening, and the ladies' prize, a statuette of Wagner, was captured by Miss Lida Winslett, while the gentlemens prize was won by George w. Andrews, leath- CT cigar case. There were nine tables of players.
 The impromptu matinee german given by the University boys Monday after noon proved a very delightful affair. Dancing began about o'clock and lasted until S:3O. The german was prettily led by Pat Robertson, assisted by Miss Sadie Hester. There were eighteen couples in attendance.
 Miss Lida Winslett was the hostess of the Tuesday Morning Whist club at the Iesidence of her sister Mrs. Norfieet Harris, on Broad street. The prizes were both water colors. The first one was won by Mrs. Alston Fitts, and the booby by Mrs. w. Henry Alston.
 The Merry Maidens were delightfully entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Mary Nuzum, at the residence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Nuzum. The house was artistically decorated for the occasion In ferns, palms and potted plants. very interesting programme was rendered, after which guessing contest was held, in which Miss Bettie Hays was the successful contestant. she won the pretty box of stationary on a cut with Miss Adele Harrison
 J. w. Strudwick entertained at cards Monday evening at the home of his sis ter, Mrs Battle Searcy. complimentary to Miss Bertha Prowell of Birmingham. The prize winners were Miss Corrie Smith of Montgomery and MT. Il. Buhl
 Mrs EllenPeter Brice has returned from Mobile where she has been the guest of her niece, Mrs. Edward Walter Faith.
 Miss Annie and Miss Ida Cheunn of Washington are the guests of their sis ter, Mrs. Edwin II. Foster on the South side.
 Mrs. Joseph Lee Holloway of Mont gomery is the guest of her parents, Cap tain and Mrs. James A. Ogburn.
 Miss Corrie Smith of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Ken nedy, has returned to her home
 Miss Katie Lou Powers has returned from pleasant ~isit to her cousin, Miss Mabel Powers at Greensboro.
 Mrs. w. c. Tunstall of Greensboro is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George A. Searcy.
 Mrs. A. M McGehee who has been the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. F.. Douthtt at Birmingham, has returned to her home.
 Miss Ada Harrison has returned from a visit to relatives at Bessemer.
 Mrs. Mary Nelson of Columbus Is visit ing the family of Dr. Robert Nelson.
 Mrs. M. c. Packer of Mobile is visit ing her brother Colonel T. c. McCor- vey. at the University.
 Mrs. Richard P. Prowell is visiting her husbands relatives at Birmingham.
 Miss Louise Pickens of Birmingham Is the guest of Mrs. Charles H. Fitts J. B. Thayre has returned to his home at Holyoke, Mass. after a short visit to his mother, Mrs. G. V. ovaitte. | Mrs J. l. Harrison and little son have returned from a visit to the formers parents at Florence.
 Father Cassidy is the guest of friends l at Mobile.
 Paoli Smith of Columbus, Miss, is the guest of the family of Colonel T. C. Me Corvey at the University. l Ike Friedman has gone to New York. Baltimore and Richmond. Miss Minnie Wildman Is In New York. Captain and Mrs. S J. Carpenter of Louisville are visiting the latters moth- CT. Mrs, Elizabeth Leach.
 Miss Mary Mcknight and Miss Mary 1 Ware of Birmingham are the guests of the family of Dr. w. s. Wyman at the University.
 Colonel R. Cunningham of New Orleans was recent visitor to the city
 Miss Mary Newell Majors has returned from Mobile, where she has been attend ing Mardi Gras with Colonel William w. Brandon
 Mrs. Mims P. Jemison is in New Orr leans visiting relatives.
 Miss Bertha Prowel of Birmingham Is the guest of relatives