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

Friday afternoon. very instructive pro- gramme, consisting of discussion and mu- sic was enjoyed by the club.
 The Pivot Whist club was most delight fully entertained on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Chas. Hearin, at her home Gov ernment street Mrs. r. O. Hoffman and Mrs. Caro- Malone Cameron tied on a score of plus 9, and the prize. a lovely sii yer thermometer and calander, was won in the cut by Mrs. Hoffman. The consoin- tion a dainty Dresden candlestick, was captured by Mrs. Robbins.
 One of the most delightful events of the week was the Athelston german. which took place Monday night at the beautiful club rooms on St. Joseph street. Forty or more couples participated in the grand march, which was led by MT. Frank Ward, who proved himself a very efficient leader. number of novel ana attractive | features were introduced, the most efrec- tive among them libeing the ping-pons . roses and beads. During the .eversng a very delicious supper was served. which was very much enjoyed by all who were present. Among, the, chapaTones were MT. and Mrs Chas. .fIearfn IJr. ard Mrs. P. J. M Acker, Dr. and Mrs. Rhett' Goode, Mrs. Cleland Smith of Memphis. MT. and Mrs. Edwin MeCartney, Mir and Mrs. Holcomb Quill. Mrs. L. c. Parker of New York; MT. and Mrs. D. J. Buck, MT. and Mrs. James McPhilllps Jr., Mir and Mrs. Jas. Gibbony, Dr. and Mrs J. G. Thomas, Jr Mrs. w. C. Garrett of New Y ork ana MT. and Mrs. R. A. Sadler.
 A very enjoyable lunch was given at the Battle House on Monday afternoon by MT. Bean of Atlanta. complimentary to the Misses Glennon and Miss Gardner Of Texas.
 Miss Daisy Wright of Pensacola. who has been the guest of Miss Jessie Whit ing for the last few weeks, returned home Monday, much to the regret of her many admirers in Mobile
 MT. J. Curtis Bush and Mir Genie Bush left Tuesday for a visit to New York and Washington.
 Miss Claudia Shields of Selma Is the guest of Mrs. John McDuffie at her home on Church street.
 Dr. and Mrs. Greenwood Ligon have re- turned from a pleasant visit to Montgom- cry.
 Miss Lovie and Miss Florence Glennon entertained on Thursday evening at an informal, but very enjoyable reception In honor of their attractive guest Miss Gardner of Texas. They were assisted In receiving by Miss Jennie Fee Austll and Miss Lollie Belle Gould. A delightful evening was enjoyed by all
 The Wednesday Whist club spent an enjoyable afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Marksten. The first prize, an em-
  l.. Zimmern; the second, a pair of pillow cases beautifully embroidered, was cap tured by Mrs. H. L. Schwartz.
 Mrs. Richard Mollett entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon in honor or Miss Francis Troy.
 The members of the Tea club enjoyed themselves thoroughly on Wednesday af. ternoon at the attractive home of their president, Mrs. Louis Donald. on Georgia avenue. The parlors were filled with palms, ferns and lovely carnations, and delicious tea, waters and bon-bons were temptingly served.
 Mrs Angelo Festorazzi entertained her friends at a dinner at her home on Gov ernment street Wednesday evening" It was a very enjoyable affair, and all who were present voted Mrs. Festorazzi very charming hostess.
 Mrs H. T. Inge left Sunday for Mont gomery to visit her sister Mrs. Phares Coleman.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Hulsbush have re- turned from their visit to eastern cities, and will be at home to their friends at No. 50 South Jackson street.
 Mrs. Martin Smith and little sons have returned from a pleasant visit to reIa- tives and friends in Birmingham. Miss Ella Weems Is visiting in Mont gomery. She is the guest of Mrs. James Haygood.
 Rappl A. G. Moses Is on a visit to Sell ma, and Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Adler. Dr. Moses has many friends who are, no doubt, glad to welcome him. Miss Ida Metzger is in New Orelans, being royalty entertained by number Of friends She Is the guest of Mrs. Nose Levi, on Magazine street.
 The Pivot Whist club was entertained Monday afternoon at o'clock by Mrs. Caro- Malone Cameron, at her home on State street. A very delightful game was enjoyed by the ladies who were present, Mrs. Richard Mellett was the hostess of a pleasant card party Tuesday afternoon. The parlors were decorated in carnations and ferns. The score card Of ballet girls were the admiration of all present De- licious refreshments were served during the evening. Those present were Miss Ethel Hodgson. Miss Carrie Wilson. Miss Corine Randall. Miss Annie Louise liar rison, Miss Lille Higley Miss Georgia Wayne, Miss Catherine Sheriff. Miss Flor ence Glennon. Miss l.. Gardner. Miss Het- en Boone, Miss Grace Bestor. Miss Mill dred Hutton. Miss Jessie Whiting Miss Kate Irwin, Miss Marie Davis. Miss Mart bel Williams, Miss Lollie Belle Gould, Miss Julia Lake. Miss Mary Pillans, Miss Mary Bullock, Miss Corine Orton, Miss Lizzie Van Liew. Miss Katrina Rusc.