The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-11
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery. January 1O-on Tuesday morning Mrs. James s. Pinekard enter tained the Tuesday Card club ana few other friends at her beautiful new home on Goldthwaite street. This new home into which Mir. and Mrs. Pinckaro have recently moved Is one of the most beautiful in Montgomery, and on this oc- casion the four apartments which were devoted to the entertainment were in addition to the splendid finish and furnishing further adorned by an artistic placing of roses carnations and shaded candles In silver and crystal candelahra. Mrs. Pinckard was assisted in entertain ing her friends by her mother. Mrs. J- q. Winter and MT. Pinckard's sister, Mrs. Pauline Foster. The club prize was won by Mrs. Charles Thigpen and the guests prize fell to Mrs. F. A. deCampi. The guests were: Mrs. Charles Ihigpen' Mrs. W J. Drum. Mrs. K. r. Stout, Mrs. Halls Jannev Mrs. J. r. Ferrall, s. G. w. Thorington Mrs. Lucy Lahey, Mrs. Robert Iigon. Mrs. J. IN. Jackson, Mrs. Jack Thoringt on. Mrs. Joseph Norwood, Mrs James Wilcox. Mrs. Forney Stew enson.s. Mrs. Joseph Hall, Mrs. Charles P. Jackson. Mrs. Laban Tyson, Mrs. Paul Le Grand. Mrs. Lucius Gaston, Mrs. F. A. deCampi, Mrs. Mary Wyman, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. w. ]. Naftel Mrs. Pauline Foster. Mrs McDuff Cain and Mrs. Dickson Tharin; Miss Elizabeth Winter. Miss Caroline Randolph, Miss Jean Crais Miss Cecile Craik. Miss Lucille Wilkinson. Miss Lucy Coobs, Miss Mary Hannon. Miss Kathleen Lahey. Miss Alice Lahey. Miss Jane Bell.
 On Monday evening a theatre party was given by a number of friends in com ,,ff- D4.Ab SDln n vickshurg and Rabbi and drs A. J. Messing. The party was composed of Mrs. C. F. Moritz, Mir. and Mrs. J. Loeb, Mir. and Mrs A. Wei Miss Julia Well, Mr. deJalma TIausman, Rabbi and Mrs. A. J. Messing and Rabbi Soloman.
 On Monday evening Dr. and Mrs B. J. Baldwin entertained at a theatre par ty, when Mrs. LeMoyne was enjoyed and tie guests were given supper at the home of the host and hostess. The party included: Miss Ceoile Craik. Miss Jean Craik. Miss Lucille Lahey, Miss Mary Sebels Ball. Miss Louise Hannon, Miss Caroline Hannon, Miss May Rice Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Jessie Norwood; MT. Thomas Alexander, Mir Gaston Gunter, Mr. Joseph Billing, Mir. David Whet- stone. MT. Jake Faunce, Mir. c. A. La nier, Mir Reid Sayre, MT. Jack Kirkland and ]. P. Bullock.
 | A theatre party of Friday evening was composed of Miss Lucille Wilkinson who Is the guest of Mrs. J. M. deCottes, Miss Kathleen Lahey, Mir. Frank Scott and MT. Edwin Joseph.
 At meeting of the White House as- | sociation held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of the regent Mrs. J. D.. Beale. Mrs. Clifford Lanier was elected assistant president to serve for Mrs. | Chappen Cory who has for the present moved from the city. A letter from Mrs. Bethan, president of the Federated South ern Memorial association, was read. In it Mrs. Behan requested to be allowed to become a member of the associa tion. She was accepted with enthusiasm. A let 1 ter from Mrs. Conner, president of the | South Carolina division was read. In it she thanked Mrs. Beale for a @avel made of wood from the yard of the Jefferson Davis home.
 At meeting of the Council of Jewish | Women held on Monday the following programme was carried out:
 A Poem of Moses, read by Mrs. J. Loeb | in the absence of Mrs. l.. Veil; a bio- graphy of Mrs. c. F. Alexander, the au- thor of the poem by Mrs. G. Davis, a paper on Moral Education of Children, " 1 by Miss Lena Hausman; d prepared dis cussion of the paper by Mrs. Emily Meyer and Mrs. s. Hertz.
 On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. Loeb en- l lnt fneilDtTS Ol lne lutSudy Euchre club. The guests of the club were Mrs. J. Gerson of Cincinnati and Mrs. | Charles Kohn of New York. The club prize was won by Mrs. A. Behr and the guests prize fell to Mrs. Charles Kohn who cut for it with Mrs. Sylvan Marks,
 One of the most beautiful card parties given this season was the one at which Mrs. E. G. Fowler entertained on We'd nesday evening in compliment to her | cousin Miss Rockwell of Pittsield. Mass, | who is her guest Three connecting apart 1 ments were devoted to the games and were eaborately adorned in American beauty roses and red carnations. Miss | Rockwell wore white organdie and Mrs. l Fowler was gowned in white embroider- ed Swiss over pink taffeta. The first prize ! was won by Miss Louise Hannon, and the 1 second prize was won by Miss Lucretia ! Wyman who cut for it with Miss Sadie | Wyman Each guest was presented with a little basket of candy as a souvenir 1 of the occasion.
 On Thursday afternoon at the home of the brides brother. MT. Charles Ken | neworth, Miss Edna kenneworth and MT. John P. Moffat were married, the Rev J. A. Rice, pastor of the Court | Street Methodist church officiating, MT | Leon Hobart of Birmingham was best man and Mrs. A. c. Sexton, sister-n-law of the groom was matron of honor. The l bride wore a dark blue tailor gown and held cluster of brides roses. Shortly after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Moffat | left for a bridal trip to Florida. MT. Moi. fat is manager of the Windsor hotel A pretty church wedding was solemn. l ized at Mount Meigs on Wednesday wher Miss Sara Hudson Pinkston and MT. Will liam Edward Campbell were married, tho Rev. Dr. Gillis officiating. Miss Julia Pinkston. sister of the bride was mait of honor, MT. John Hardaway was bes man. The groomsmen were Capt. Dudley Williamson, MT. Blake Campbell and MT Jack Campbell. The bridesmaids wer, Miss Fife Campbell, sister of the groom Miss Gilden and Miss May Will Ray The ushers were: Mr. James Campbell MT. Ben Noble, MT. Ben Mabson anC Dr. Boyde.
 In Covington county on Monday after noon Miss Leola Howard was married t, MT. Alfred deP Weaver of Montgomery The bride is a daughter of MT K l. Howard, a we'll known citizen of Coving ton county. Mir. Weaver is agent an, operator for the Associated Press il
 Montgomery.
 The following are the new officers O the Cradle Chapter, U. D. G.: Mrs. Willi Lanier Durr, president; Mrs. w. L Brock, vice president; Mrs. Jessie La mar, recording secretary; Miss Mam
 Holt, corresponding secretary; Miss Ga brella Watts, treasurer; Mrs. John Say age, historian; Mrs. Mary Gesner, reg istrar; Mrs. J. D. Beale, director.
 Mrs. Silvan Marks entertained at card on Saturday, when the first prize wal won by Mrs. Sam Gerson and the sec ond by Mrs. E. J. Mayer. and the guest