The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-08
STATE SOCIAL.
MONTGOMERY.


 The members of the Tintagi met on Monday with Mrs. E. E. cobbs, at her home on Madison avenue. This was the iirst meeting of the Tintagil this sea- son. and the subject was Ancient Scot land.' A talk on the Stone of seone" was made by Mss Sadie Wymans a pa- per on Macbeth of History, Compared With Macbeth of Literature" was read by Miss Alice Iahey; a talk on 'Margar- ct df Scotland was made by Miss Theo Welch and paper on Current Events was read by Miss Lucreta Wyman.
 on Monday morning, Mrs. Martin Bald win entertained at cards in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Ellis of Virginia. The prize, vase, was won by Mrs. Phares Coleman and among the guests were Mrs. l.. l.. Hill. Mrs. W. J. Drum, Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. N. B. Jones, Mrs, Hubert Dent Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson, Mrs. J. D. Beale, Mrs B. B. Smith, Mrs. R. F. Li- gon, Mrs W. A. Gayle, Mrs. Mason and Miss May.
 pretty home wedding, which was sol- emnized on Wednesday, was that of Miss Jessie Mona Brooks and Mir. Charles W. Robb of Illinois. The ceremony was
  parents. MT. and Mrs Simon Levy. in the presence of relatives and few int- mate friends, by the Rev. O. F. Gregory, pastor of the Adams street Baptist church.
 At meeting of the Country club, held on Tuesday. three additional directors were elected to fill the vacancies in the board. The board consists of F. B Fisk, president; G. W. Cralk, W. M. Wilker- son, l.. l.. Gilbert ]. S. Wilcox, ". F. Seibels, Phares Coleman, Horace String fellow and S. J. Cassells. Mir. Joseph W. Holt was elected secretary and treas urer.
 On Tuesday evening, at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. J. H. Minnie. Miss Lucy Walker and MT. Hamil.en H. Cal- len of Selma were married, the Rev. A. J. Rice officiating.
 On Tuesday afternoon, at the home of the regent, Mrs. J. D. Beale, a meeting of the White House association was held An invitation from Mrs. Behan of New Orleans was read. Mrs. Behan is presi- dent of the Southern Confederate Me morial association, and invited the White House association to join.
 Out of the club papers from all over the state sent to the reciprocity commit- tee of the Alabama Federation of No- mems clubs, the one selected to be read at the club convention in Tuscaloosa was one by Miss Dolly Kirk. of the Tintagil of Montgomery. The subject of her pa per was "Enobarbus"
 A card party was given on Thursday by by the Organized Charity, at the Elks Home The game was six-hand euchre. and it was played for nine prizes
 On Thursday, "The Thirteen" were en- tertained by Rabbi A. J. Messing. The rar ropr Of ha Dreams" by Dr. H. NJ Weedon The guests of the club were Rabbi A. J. Messing, ST. of Chicago, MT. Nathan Lobman and MT. Jaques Loeb.
 The Sorority of the Girls High School gave a Halloween party on Saturday night, when the members met with Miss Margaret Browne. at the nome of her aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. J. M. de Cottes
 Mrs. w. J. Drum entertained at din- ner, on Thursday evening, in compliment to Mrs. Ellen Peter-Brice Of Tuscaloosa, who was her guest during the D. A. R. conference.
 Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson enter tained at reception on Saturday after noon, from to ', in compliment to her guests Mrs. Walter Robinson and Mrs. T. l.. Robinson of Anniston, who were delegates to the Alabama State Confer ence of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which was held here on Fri day and Saturday.
 A pretty church wedding which took place on Thursday was that of Miss Mary Winter Tyson and MT. Cleveland Baber. The wedding was performed in the Court Street Methodist church, the Rev. J. A. Rice officiating.
 At 10 o'clock, Thursday morning, Miss Esther Cody and MT. Maxie Pepperman were married at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. James M Cody. Only near relatives were present, and immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Pepperman left for a trip to New Orleans
 A marriage which created a sensation was solemnized on Wednesday, at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Jones, when their daughter, Miss Sarah Jones' and Mir Louis Moore were married, the Rev. E. E, cobbs off ciating. The bride had been visiting Miss Venetia Danner, in Mobile for the past two weeks, and no one knew of her intention to be married until she return ed. at o'clock. on Wednesday evening.
 At a recent meeting, the members Of the Country club decided to have women associate members The privileges of as- soclate membership were given to the wives sisters and daughters of the mem bers and each young man win have the privilege of naming some young lady whom he desires to compliment. with membership.