The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25

>~e%-<4-~%<<%% advantage of the privilege of meeting the chief executive of Alabama and his wife and daughter. At o'clock the receiving party entered the space arranged for them in front of the stage. The govern ors party consisted of Mrs. Jelks, Miss Catherine Jelks, Mrs. H. R. Shorter, (Mrs Jelk's mother), Mrs. E. H. Cabiness of Birmingham sister of Governor Jelks Mrs. c. c. Hanson of Atlanta, sister of Mrs. Jelks Mrs. Eli Shorter of Eufaula, sister-in-law of Mrs. Jelks; Miss Lulu Johnston of Eufaula; Miss Marie Cherry of Eufaula, Miss Dean of Eufaula, Miss Nell Conner of Eufaua. These, with the patronesses and the reception committes of gentlemen, formed the receiving party which stood to receive the people of Ala bama. Among the prominent persons from other parts of Alabama who at tended were Mrs. Henry B. Gray of Bfr- mngham. Mrs. Harry T. Inge of Mobile, Mrs. A. A Coleman of Birmingham, Mrs. Norman Vim of Demopolis, MT. and Mrs. John B. Knox of Anniston, Miss Rosa Lela Wells of Annston,s Miss Ma bel Robinson of Anniston, Miss Mary Kline of Anniston, Mrs Harry Jones or Birmingham Mrs. Cecil Browne of Tai- ladega, Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson of Bir- mingham, Miss Williams of New Haven,
 
 Copeland of Eufaula, Col and Mrs. E. L. Russell of Mobile, MT. and Mrs. c. P. Orr of Birmingham, Judge and Mrs. E. H. Craig of Selma, Mrs. Laura Jennings of Eufaula, Dr. and Mrs R. M Cunning ham of Birmingham, Mrs. N. c. Cunning ham of Birmingham, Mrs. M E. Cunning ham of Birmingham. Mir and Mrs Robert Mantelrop of Birmingham, Mrs. M. Cliff ford of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Thomas of Mobile, Miss Virginia Thomas of Mobile Mir and Mrs. J. B. Beers of Selma Miss Galloway. Miss Nelson and Miss Jones of Selma, MT. and Mrs J. C. Spruell of Anniston, MT. and Mrs. Kirk Henry of Florence. Miss Gillespie Miss McAlpine and Miss Howard of Selma MT and Mrs. G. F. Sedberry and Miss Sed- berry of Wetumpka, Miss Mae Penick of Wetumpka, MT. and Mrs. G. w Duncan of Auburn, MT. and Mrs. F. O. Hoffman of Mobile, MT. J. Stein and Miss Stein of Eufaula, MT. and Mrs. Charles McDowelf, Jr, of Eufaula, MT. and Mrs. T. R. Mil- Ter of Brewton, Senator and Mrs. Jones G. Moore of Birmingham, Judge and Mrs J. c. Wood of Hayneville. Miss Hattimer of Fort Deposit.
 On Tuesday Judge McClelland enter fained at luncheon in compliment to Gov ernor William Dorsey Jelks and their guests. The party included Mrs. William D. Jelks. Col and Mrs. R. F. Ligon, Miss catherine Jelks and 5enator William Craig, Miss Lela Johnston and Senator T. Sidney Frazier, Miss Lulu Dean and Mir Harry Shorter, Miss Nell Conner and MT. Charles Gunter, Miss Marie Cheny and MT. Gaston Gunter.
 On Monday, Miss Sadie wyman enter tained at cards in compliment to Miss Helen Van Hoose of Birmingham. There were four tables of six-hand euchre and each table represented q season. On eacp S1of ff,1o tz tI.1 son it represented and it was cut for by the hrst occupation as a souvenir. The prize was gold hat pin, and 1t was won by Miss Bessie Thorington.
 on Wednesday evening. Mir. J. Craig smith entertained at a box party in com pllment to the Eufaula party of young ladies who were the guests of Governor and Mrs. William Dorsey Jeks last week They heard the concert given by Creatore and his Italian band.
 On Thursday evening, Miss Minnie Reese Richardson entertained a number or friends at musicale, when the artists or the evening were Miss Carolyn J. Cohn, Miss Alma Cohn, Miss Carolyn Richardson and Miss Florence Hodge
 1. a. Lengende, Wieniawslxi b. Hun ,, garian Dance, Haesche; Carolyn J.. Cohn.
 2 Konwest Thou the Land CMignon, Thomas; Alma Cohn.
 g. Petite Valse, Dancia Carolyn Reese Richardson.
 4 Who is Sylva? Schubert; Alma Cohn.
 D. Raphsodie Hongroise. Hauser; Car olyn J. Cohn.
 6. a. Of Thee I'm Thinking. Margarita. Meyer-Helmund; b. My Lover Is a Weaver, Hildach; Alma Cohn
 The guests were Governor and Mrs w D. Jelks, MT. and Mrs. Halls Janney, Mrs. Pauline Pinckard Foster Dr. and Mrs. II. 5. Persons. Mir. and Mrs J. l., Hall MT and Mrs. G. B. Tyler. MT. and Mrs T. J. Hefiin of Lafayette Hon. and Mrs. CeciI brown or Talladega Mrs. Clara R. Jemi- son, MT. and Mrs, Minge of Faunsdafe. MT. and Mrs George Stuart Mir and Mrs. bennett Griffin. MT. and Mrs. Robert Ei- lenberg, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Miller. MT. and Mrs. Frank Lockwood, Miss Mary N. Fillmore, Miss Laura Fillmore, Miss Ellie Goldthwaite, Miss Elizabeth Winter. Miss Carolyn Haralson, Miss Rutson Hatchett Miss Dora Sternfeld, Mir. Tom Craig. MT Charles Abercrombie, MT. John w. Si- mons, Mir George A. Sanderson Mrs. Jemison, MT. and Mrs Henry Davidson, MT. and Mrs. Mckinney, MT. and Mrs. R. D. Browder, MT. and Mrs. J. S. Will cox, Mir. and Mrs. George Marks, Capt. and Mrs. J. M. Kalkner, MT. and Mrs. Henry Knabe, Mrs. Green. Mir. and Mrs. tSiN i'dtSH' NiIS. 4>tWScIue, MT. anu Mrs. Frank Fillmore. Jr.. MT. and Mrs. F. M. Billing, Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Wilker- son, Mir and Mrs. Norman Winn, MT. and Mrs William Gayle, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Forbes.
 Mrs. c. P. Orr of Birmingham, presi- dent of the Alabama Federation of Wo- mans clubs, spent several days in Mont gomery during the past week. She was here to meet with the mill men of the state who gathered to confer with her concerning the proposed effort of the peo- pie of Alabama to secure legislation to regulate the employing of children in the mills of the state.
 On Tuesday. Mrs. James P. Ferrall en- tertained the members of the Tuesday Card club and a few other friends. The first prize was tete tete cream and sugar set. and 1t was won by Mrs. Haiis Janney The guest prize. an opera glass bag, was won by Miss Francis Patteson. The consolation prize. burnt wood ta- bouret, fell to Mrs. Dennis Carr.
 On Tuesday. Mrs. Ike Loeb entertained the Tuesday Euchre club. The first prize.