The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-07
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery. June s.-(speciaL)-The brilliant feature of social life in Mont gomery on last Monday was a large card party at which the members of the Dixie chapter of the Daughters of the Confed- eracy entertained at the Elks' home. The entrance door was hung with Confeder- ate flag, and the long hall was decorated in Confederate colors. The chandelier was draped with the beautiful flag of the Cradle chapter. The game Of six handed euchre was played by one hundred guests for three prizes. The first prize was a sil- yer candelabra and was won by Miss Lila Edwards; the second prize was a set of six cut glass tumblers and they were won by Mrs. Frank Taylor and the third, hand painted china plate was won by Mrs Joseph Norwood. The officers of the Cradle chapter who received the guests were: Mrs. J. Kirlman Jackson, presi- dent: Mrs Ella Brook, vice president; Mrs. Mary P. Watt, corresponding secre- tary; Miss Gabriella Watts, treasurer; Mrs. John Savage, historian. and Mrs. Mary Gesner, registrar
 The marriage of Miss Juliet Pinkston and Captain Dudley Williamson was sol- emnized on Monday at Mount Meigs at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. T. B. Barnett. The ceremony was performed by Rev Neal Gillis.
 Mrs R. F Lgon entertained the Tues day Card club on Tuesday morning at her home on Court street. She was assisted in receiving her friends and keeping score by her sister, Mrs. Louis B. Earl and Mrs. Robert .. Robertson of Fayette, who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas M. Owen The first prize was a handsome parasol and 1t was won by Mrs. Laban Tyson. The second prize was a beauti- full wrist bag and was won by Miss Jean Craik
 Miss Hollon Harris of Birmingham, who is the guest of Miss Kate Blue, was the honored guest at an opera party given on Tuesday at the Casino at Pickett Springs. A block of twenty-three seats were reserved for the guests. After the performance a luncheon was enjoyed al restaurant.
 Master William Waller, little son of Dr. and Mrs. George Waller, entertained number of friends on Tuesday afternoon In celebration of his ninth birthday. The lawns of. the Waller and Jackson homes on Perry street were united for the occa- sion and music and dancing were the features of amusement Master William Waller was crowned king and Miss Ni- nuzza Seymour, little daughter of Mir and Mrs. Henry Seymour, was crowned queen, while Master Charles Ball Strat- ford son of Mir and Mrs. Phillppa Ball Stratford, and Miss Gipsy Boykin. little daughter of Mir and Mrs. Burwell Boy kin, were the attendants Refreshments were served on the lawn to about seyen- ty-fve guests.
 Mrs. Ida Tatum entertained on Tues day evening the wedding party of the Kelly-Tatum marriage. The guests were entertained the veranda, which was enclosed and elaborately decorated in a Japanese plan. The. punch table was adorned In American beauty roses and presided over by Mrs. Charles P. Jackson. Miss Frances Patterson and Miss Caro- Thomas. The table In the dining room was exquisite clung lace maline and brides roses. About fifty guests were present.
 On Tuesday the White House associa- ton met with Mrs. Alfred Bethea. Mrs. Chappell Cory made her final report as treasurer and resigned her office on ac- count of her removal to Birmingham to make her home there. The principal bus mess of the meeting was the acceptance of $746S0 from the Alabama division U. D. c.
 On Thursday the Sophie Bidd chapter T. D. c. celebrated the birthday of Jef- ferson Davis at the auditorium of the Girls High school, which was decor ated in green and white. Spanish moss and magnoias from a tree near Beauvoir Gayle. On, the stage were in addition to