The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-15
THE AGE-HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1903

SUNDA1 I, | bD- Sam D. Bergan, the marriage to tahe | place on February F, at the home or eae
 brides parents, Mir and Mrs. A. fieii- perm.
 The prominent feature or social llie on | Wednesday was the beautiful reception at which the members of the lonlan eiuo entertained at the home Of Dr. ana Mrs. @
 ". M. Wilkerson, on Church street. lhe color used in the decoration was violet | the Ionian club color. Violet and ighls in crystal candelabra were used in beau1- | iful profussion. Mrs. Charles Thlgpen and Mrs J. K. Jackson presided al the punch table. This elaborate entertain ment was given to the visiting club wo- men, the four other Montgomery ciaos and their escorts. The receiving line was composed of the hostess. Mrs. w. M l Wilkerson, Mrs. William Marks ae1ins president of the Ionian club Mrs. '. r. Orr, president of the Alabama tedera- ton of Womens clubs, Mrs J. l.. MIC Conaughy of Montevalio, yice-presldehl and Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile, second vice-president. Those who assisted in re- ceiying were Mrs. Glenn Andrews, Mrs. B. l.. Boykin. Mrs. McDun Cain, Mrs. | Claude c. Cobbs, Mrs. Hubert s. Dent Mrs. W. A. Gunter, Mrs. Richard Hob tle, Mrs. G. Halls Janney, Mrs. Gordon Macdonald, Mrs. John Stratford and Mrs. John Tullis, Mrs. Mary Jordan, Mrs | Frank Fillmore, Jr., Mrs. R. P. Stout, MISS | Nomia Carter and Miss Norman Wil- Hams, Mrs. J. M. de Cottes, Mrs. W. J. Drum, Mrs R. F. Ligon, Mrs. James S. Pinckard Mrs. Christian A. Gudebrou, Mrs. J. P. Ferrall. Mrs. Robert Eilenberg Mrs. J. l.. Gaston, Mrs. Bonnet Griffin, Mrs. Clara R. Jemison, Mrs. F. M. Bill Ing, Miss Calhoun and Miss Chamberlain. 1 z1T faf tained the Thursday Card club. The club prize, pin tray, was won by Miss Regina. Rosewald, and the guests prize, a silver shoe horn, fell 10 Miss Gertie Kaufman of Columbus. Miss The booby prize, miniature stocking for defeat, fell to Miss Stella Hirsch.
 On Wednesday, Mrs. w. C. Holt enter tained the Peter Forney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Four new Members were welcomed, Mrs. George McCombs. Mrs. T. w. Hannon, Mrs. T. H. Mabson and Mrs. E. H. Trim ble. Among the visiting Daughters pres- ent were Mrs. c. B. Dabney of Blrming ham, Mrs. Richard II. Clarke of Mobile, Mrs Kate-Houston Fisher of Augusta, Georgia, Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile and Mrs. Skinner of Des Moines. Iowa. beautiful programme reception was given by the Montgomery section of the Council of Jewish Women in compliment to the Federation on Thursday fin the parlors and vestry room Of the Temple. Mrs. c. L. Moritz, the president delv- cred short address of welcome. Miss Gertie Kaufman of Columbus, Miss, sang Dr. A. J. Messing made beautiful address. Miss Carolyn Conn rendered a violin solo. Mrs. Meyer Greil gave a re- citation Mrs. Leon Well sang and Miss Dora Sternfeld rendered a piano solo. When the programme was concluded a reception was held and the receiving partyowas composed Of Mrs. c, F. Eorltz president; Mrs. Alex Rice. Mrs. A. J Messing, Mrs. J. c. Haas, Mrs. l.. Bern heimer, Mrs s. Hertz Miss Julia Moses Miss Lena Hausman and Miss Louisa We'll
 Those who presided at the punch table were Mrs. Leon Well. Mrs. J. Nachman, Mrs. l. Levystein and Mrs. Henry Abra- ham.
 On Thursday Miss Edna Joseph enter tained the members of the Sans Souci Card club in compliment to Miss Louise Knox of Auburn. The prize a picture frame, was won by Miss Haywood Bart lett.
 On Thursday evening some members of the Beauvoir club entertained few friends at an informal musicale. The numbers were rendered on violin. The members and their guests were Miss Lily
 
 line Hannon, Miss Olive Macdonald, Miss Janet Hurter, Miss Maribe Williams of Mobile, Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Josie Norwood, Miss Virginia Norwood, Miss Seibes, Miss Melville Minge and Bessie Minge of Faunsdale, MT. and Mrs. Halls Janney, Mir. and Mrs. Laban Tyson, MT and Mrs Warren Reese, Mir. and Mrs Charles Teasley, MT. J. P. Bullock Mir. Warren Tyson. MT. Dave Whetstone. Mir. Frank Scott MT. F. Whiting, MT c. A. I-anier. Jr., Mir. Jake Faunce, MT. Thad Watts, MT. T. Arlington Mir, Craig Smith MT. Charles Pollard and Mir. Siebert.
 On Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Ei- lenberg entertained a few friends at a Bohemian card party luncheon. The score cards were hand-panted beer steins. The score was kept with small bells The game of six hand euchre was played at three tables, on each of which was a beer stein to be cut for by the first oc- cupants of the table, and the first prize Was large beer stein, and the prize for extra tens was a smaller one. At the conclusion of the games a delightful Dutch lunch was served.
 Among the guests were Mrs w A Gayle, Miss Josephine Calhoun, Miss Net. tie Chamberlain, Mrs. W. M Wilkerson Mrs. James s. Pinckard, Mrs. c. A. Gude- brod of New York. Mrs. Pauline Pinck- srd Foster, Mrs. J M. de Cottes. Mrs Clara R. Jemison, Mrs. Bennett Griffin, Mrs. J. G. Winter, Miss Dolly Kirk. Miss Lila Edwards
 Mrs. J. M Sadler entertained at cards on Friday in compliment to Mrs. c, P Johnston of Uniontown.
 On Saturday, Miss Lucreiia and Miss Sadie Wyman entertained the Saturday Card club.
 On Friday, the Maga zine club met with Mrs. Richard Browder. The tone of the occasion was Valentine in all details, and lovely rrogramme was prepared for the visiting guests who were invited. Miss Francis Griffin lectured and Mrs. J. l. Mckinney recited some of her own poems
 The following is a list Of every club woman in the state who attended the re- cent convention of Alabama Federation of Woman's Clubs.
 The Ionian Club, Montgomery-Mrs Burwell Boykin, director and Mrs. Will sliam Stratford delegate.
 The Quest Club of Birmingham-Mrs c. H. Reid, director; Mrs Wheeler. dele gate.
 The Woman's Club of Greenville-Nrs Thames, director; Miss Beeland delegate.
 The Shakespeare Club of Mobile--Mrs. R. H Clarke. director; Mrs. J. c. Mann, delegate.