The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery, April 25,-(Speclal.) 1.-The social world has awakened to brilliant life. Since the rest of the Lenten season has been over several large functions the usual club card parties, some very bril- liant musical affairs and number of swell small affairs have filled the days and evenings
 Perhaps the most notable function of the post-Lenten season, so far. is the reception at which General and Mrs. Will liam c. Oates entertained on Friday in compliment to Miss May Courtney Oates of Charlotte. N. C., who is spending some time with them.
 On Saturday, MT. J. P. OConnor en- tertained a number of friends at bar becue at Jacksons lake in honor of his friends, Captain Harry Lee and Paymas- ter Littell of the United States man-ot- war Massachusetts and Mir Alfred Rodewald of Liverpool England.
 Miss Emma Randolph entertained at cards on Saturday when the decorations were roses, and the two prizes were won by Mrs. F. II. Candler and Miss Alice Lahey
 Friends in Montgomery have received invitations to the marriage of Miss Eula- lla Patterson of Nashville and MT. Mer- ritt Vandiver of Montgomery. The mar riage will take place on April 29, at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Franklin Cornelius Pryor. in the First Presbyterian church, al Nashville.
 On Saturday, Mir and Mrs. ]. M. Gar rett entertained a few friends in compli- ment to her niece, Miss Kendall of Ma rion.
 MT. and Mrs, George c. Clisby have is- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Emily Cllsby, and Colonel Lewis J. Lawson of Greensboro. The wedding will take place on Thursday, May ', at the home of the brides par ents
 On Monday. Mrs s. W. G. Thorington entertained number of friends in com pliment to Miss Alice Virginia Springs of Charlotte, N. C., who was the guest of MT. and Mrs. James S. Pinckard. The entertainment was five O. clock tea and the tone of the decorations was red.
 On Monday the Tintagil met with Miss Alice Lahey, at her home on Goldthwait street. when Miss Cecile craik gave a talk on Famous Instances in Literature i Where Falsehood Seems Commendable, D and Miss Elizabeth sayre one on Noted Contemporaries of Shakespeare
 quiet wedding was solemnized on Tuesday, when Miss Hattie Lou Sellers and Dr. R. H. L. Garrett were married The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. B. McDaniel.
 On Tuesday, Mir. Clem T. Fitzpa trick entertained few friends at an elaborate | luncheon at Fleming's restaurant. The luncheon was given in compliment to the friends who were to be attendants at his marriage, which was to take place on the next day. The guests were Mir. M P. LeGrand. Mir. Ava Fitzpatrick, MT F. w. Menifee MT. S. H. Dent Jr MT c. H. Bartlette, Mir. George W. Jones MT. R. F. Steiner, MT. R. L. Steiner, MT J. T. Heflin, Mir H. L. Williams of We tumpka, MT. R. BrIcken of Luverne, and MT. James Weatherly of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Robert P. Stout entertained the members of the Tuesday Card club or Tuesday. when the club prize. a Rock. wood fern dish, was won by Mrs. Halls Janney. and the guests prize, also a ferr dish. was won by Mrs. Margaret White l On Wednesday, Miss Carrie Goodwin and MT. Glenn T. Fitzpatrick were mar. ried in the First Baptist church, Rev. c A. Stakely officiating. The church wal elaborately decorated in Easter lilies | calla lilies and palms. The ushers led | the way at the appointed hour. 5:3o D. m | They were MT Ava Fitzpatrick. MT. F w. Menifee. MT. C. H. Bartlett, Mfr. s. H Dent. MT. James weatherly of Birming ham and Major c. R. Bricken of Lu.