The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

tertained on Monday evening at Pickett Springs in compliment to Miss Florence Orr of Birmingham The party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. H. A. Jones, and Mrs. E. c. Andrew and the other guests numbered about hundred.
 On Monday afternoon Master Robert Young gave a water melon cutting at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Young on Clayton street. The hours were from to o'clock Dancing was the feature of the earlier part of [ hours and later the guests were invited Into the back yard, which was decorated for the occasion in pine trees. Souvenirs of the affair were hand-painted water melons.
 Mrs Bessie Wadsworth Of Tuskegee and Mir. c. H. Moulton of Birmingham. who were married at the home of the bride, were in Montgomery last Monday, when they were the guests of MT. Robert Moui- ton. who gave a dinner in their honor.
 News has reached the city that Mrs. Juliet Downs Blue. daughter of Mrs. Ellen Kirk Downs and the late MT. P. T. Downs, was married few weeks ago to MT. F. Gordon Dunne of Paris. They were married in New York and left immediate ly for Paris.
 On Tuesday Miss Tallalah Hare. Mc- Gehee and Mir. Clanton w Williams were married at the home Of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. William A. McGehee, on Wilkerson street. Miss Mattle McGehee sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Misses Alice McGehee and Dora Da- vidson were the little girls who were rib bon bearers and the flower girls were Misses Adeline Douglass and Helen Thom as The bride entered with the groom. Her gown was of blue voile elaboratey trimmed in taffeta hand-embroidered squares and her hat matched the toilette. Her flowers were bride roses. The maid of honor wore white mousseline and lace and carried pink roses. The young couple have gone to Ashevile and other points for the summer
 On Tuesday Mrs. F. P. Chaffee enter tained at finch party in celebration of the eleventh birthday of her little daugh- ter, Miss Helen Chaffee. Cut flowers and greens were the decorations. The prize a dainty Dresden vase. was won by Miss Kathleen Clarke. of Eufaula.
 On Tuesday afternoon the members of the Thursday Card Club gave a picnic card party at Pickett Springs. The prize, a beautiful parasol. was won by Mrs. Sid ney Levy. Two guests of the club on thls occasion were Miss Wolfson of Eufaua and Miss Bessie Strauss of Columbus, Ga.
 A marriage of interest occurred on Wednesday afternoon at half past five at St. Johns Episcopal church, when Miss Mary Virginia Halls and MT. David Tal- iaferro Bakey of Birmingham, were married. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. George W. Halls. Jr. Miss Salie Hails sister of the bride. was maid of honor. and MT. William Bakey, brother of the groom. was best man. The bride en- tered with the groom, and her gown was of cream etamine and lace. A hat match- ed the costume and her flowers were white roses. The maid of honor wore a gown of white china silk and carried pink brides roses. The ushers were George Halls, Ed ward Branch, Henry Dawson. Joseph Dimmick. and Dr. Robert Goldthwaite The young couple went immediately to Birmingham, where they will make their home.
 The members of the confirmation class of the Jewish temple gave a lawn party on the lawn at the home of MT. and Mrs Jacques Loeb on Montgomery street, on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The feature of the evening was a shadow play in which the reciting was done by Miss Lyra Meyer and the shadow was cleverly done by Misses Lucia Loeb, Bertie Veil, Dora Marcus and Master Frank Wolff The proceeds were for the benefit of the temple. Other members of the conflrma- ton class are Miss Janette Strauss, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Cecile Loeb. Miss Blanch Mohr, Miss Bessie Gladden., Miss Ella Klien. Miss Carrie Behr Miss Erma sBernheimer, Masters J. Wolff and Nose Frank.
 k On Wednesday evening MT. W H. Amerine gave a theater party at Wells Casino. at Pickett Springs to his cousin, Miss Emma Lee Newman of Abbevlle The guests were: Miss Emma Lee New man, Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Mary Metcalf, Miss Frankie Jones' Miss Flor ence of Birmingham, Miss Coralette Met calf Miss Olivia Jones, Miss Florence Ford, and MT. Arthur Hannon, MT. Clyde Smith. MT. Blount Davidson, Mir Frank Randolph, MT. Robert Sands MT. Emile Hannon.
 A meeting of the B. Y. P. U., held at the home of Mir. and Mrs F. J. Thornton. on Court street, was one of the pleasant so- cial occasions of the past week. Their daughter, Mrs. w. H. Coleman of Liv- ingston, who Is with them on a visit, was hostess. She was assisted by Mrs Natalie Thornton. After the business and devo- tional exercises were finished the rest of the evening was spent in games recta- tions and music. The feature of the even ing was wiggle contest Mrs. Coleman's recitations were very much enjoyed Re- treatments were served
 Miss Sadye Lobman gave finch party on Tuesday evening in honor of her guests, Miss Stern and Miss Bloom of Eu- faula. The home was adorned in cut flowers and four hand finch was played at four tables On arrival each guest was presented with green and white basket tied with white ribbon and filled with green and white bon bons The prize. a lovely hat pin, was won by Miss Stern.
 Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Marjorie Sayrc and Miss Margaret Browne three high school girls, have returned from Colum- biana, where they have been attending a house party at which the latter has been entertaining at the home of her parents. Hon. and Mrs. w. B. Browne
 Mrs Charles Ruth entertained the mem- bers of the Magazine club on Friday after noon. It was reciprocity day. and an att tractive programme was carried out
 The announcement book of the Ionian club has been issued to the members and the line of study for the coming year is on "The Days of Queen Anne and the Georges" The new officers are: Dlrec- tor, Mrs Burwell Boykin; director of art department. Mrs. James K Jackson; di- rector of phllanthrop!c department, Mrs. McDuff Cain; recording secretary. Mrs. John Stratford; corresponding secretary. Mrs. C. c. Cobbs; treasurer. Mrs. Richard Hobbie; state director, Mrs Phares Cole man.
 The members of the Tintagl have issued their prospectus for the coming year and the study will be on Scotland. The offi- cers are: President, Miss Olive Pierce: vice-Dresident Miss Sadie Nvn,an. sao