The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-29

Mayme Manning and MT. Philip Ashley
 Stoyall were married, Father Savage or ficiating Miss Ida Blackman was maid
 of honor and MT. Henry McDonough was
 best man. The bride is daughter of MT
 William Manning. The young couple have
 gone to Louisville on a bridal trip. On Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice Rives
 entertained the members of the Macca-
 bees and a number of other friends at her
 home on Lawrence street. The first floor
 was thrown open for the occasion and
 elaborately decorated in smilax, autumn leaves and cut flowers. A delightful pro-
 gramme, recitations and children's danc- ing was carried out.
 Mrs. James H. Crenshaw gave dinner
 10 celebrate her mothers S1st birthday on Tuesday when the guest of honor, Mrs. M. E. Ellen, wore a gown of black silk and white lace. The guests were; Mrs. Cornelia Graham, Mrs. Stakely, Mrs. 1 Wllingham Mrs. Mary Bragg, Miss | Frances Griffin, Mrs. William II. Ware
 and Mrs. Nix.
 On Wednesday afternoon Miss Fannie | Chandler gave a card party in compli-
 ment to her guest Miss Julia Willis of Co., | lumbus Ga. The three apartments de- voted to the games were adorned in win l ter green and chrysanthemums. The prize, a hat pin, was won by Miss Willis | and the consolation prize, china jewel | box. fell to Miss Annie Dowdell. Mrs Earl Lutz entertained the mem
 bers of the Sans Souci Card club on Wed nesday, when the prize was won by Miss Fannie Pickett and the guests prize, a
 maidenhair fern in a pretty fern dish, fell to Mrs. Harry Anderson.
 On Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. Uhlfel-
 der entertained the members of the Tues day Euchre club when the prize, a beauti-
 ful picture, was won by Mrs. Samuel Gerson.
 On Thursday evening Mrs Ben Melburn
 entertained at whist when her guests were: Mrs. simon Veil, Mrs. Nose Sabel, Mrs. E. Lobman, Mrs. N. Lobman Mrs. B. w. Strassburger, Mrs. E. J. Meyer,
 Mrs. Sylvian Marks, Mrs. Ike Levystein,
 Mrs. Ed Mayer Mrs. A. J. Messing, Mrs. A. Behr, Mrs. Sam Gerson, Mrs. A. Uhl- fielder, Mrs. Sam Loeb. Mrs. Leopold | Loeb, and Mrs. Ike Loeb.
 On Thursday evening the members of | the auxiliary to the Y. NJ c. A. gave an | elaborate dinner to the Y. M. C. A., when
 the receiving party was composed of;
 Mesdames E. w. Gay, J. Warren Jones, | w. A. Henderson, W. T. Kendrick J. M. | Cody, O. F. Gregory. B. M. Washburn Henry Booth and w. NJ Browder The young ladies who served the dinner were | Miss Fannie May Duskin. Miss Katie | Roemer, Miss Carrie Washburn, Miss Lu- | cile Washburn. Miss Jackson. Miss Ken | drick, Miss Dunne and Miss Hood. Talks | were made by Mir. Fred s. Ball, MT. F. C. | Shepherd and the Rev. Stewart Mcqueen On Thursday evening the members Of l the Beauvoir club entertained at a ger
 man at the club house on Perry street | when the dance was led by MT and Mrs | John Tullin.
 Among the list of debutantes for this season are: Miss Bessie Walker daughter
 of Mir. and Mrs Hal T Walker: Miss An nie Lowe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da | vid Lowe; Miss Helen Scott niece of MT
 and Mrs. M- C. Scott; Miss Anna Fillmore | daughter of Mir. and Mrs Frank Elmore
 These young ladies made their debut into
 society at the brilliant reception giver by the members of the Beauvoir club or
 last Friday evening.
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