The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-01
V V and SOCIETY
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cond prize. tapestry pleture. was won

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 second prize. a tapestry picture. was won by Mrs. simon Wei.
 Mrs. Charles P. Jackson entertained the Tuesday Card club on Tuesday at the home of MT and Mrs. J. K. Jackson. The -prize was a set of Chimes and was won by Mrs. F. A. de sCampi.
 On Tuesday evening Mrs. W. c. Oates entertained at cards in compliment to their guest. Miss Ridley of LaGrange, Ga. Mrs. George P. Harrison of opelika. Mrs. Ida Toney Holt and Mrs. John Me Queen of Birmingham, assisted Mrs. Oates in receiving and punched Messrs. T.. s. Frazer, J. P. Billock and T. Toney also assisted in punching. The ladies prize was a fine poster vase and was won by Miss Carolyne Randolph. The gentle mems prize was beer stein and was won by Mir. Temple Seibels. The consolation prize, a bronze ash receiver, was won by Dr. s. M Billing. After the game an elegant three-course supper was served. The players were Miss Eleanor Ridley, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary Seibels Ball, Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Frances Patterson, Miss Carolyn Ran dolph, Miss Carolyn Haralson. Miss Nellie l Browning IIaralson, Miss Rebecca Pol lard, Miss Kate Birch, Miss M. A. Phe- | Ian of Atlanta Miss Minna Dent, Miss Lizzie Leigh Wood. Miss Janet Hurter, l Hattie Mcqueen: Gen. G. r. Harrison, Judge Thomas N Mcclellan. Dr. S. M. Billing Mr Arthur Jones. MT. David 1 Whetstone, MT Charles Gunter MT. Mas sey Anderson, MT. Warren Tyson. MT. | Thad Watts, MT, A Ward Cobb of New 1 York Mr. W. w. Lodge. MT. Henry Bart lett, MT. Weymouth of New York, MT. Temple Seibes, MT Emmett Seibels and MT. J. H. Faunce.
 | 4at m NVadnardatr nVapf,,or d c oioIoolr the Dexter Avenue Methodist church, l Lurline Hall and MT. Harry J. Pettus were married. Mrs. Edward J. Foley was the matron of honor, and Miss Maggie Hall, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and MT Byrd Mitchell was best man. The ushers were MT. Philip O'Dwyer, MT Henry E. McDonough. MT. Marion Ellis MT. Ellis Hall MT. Philip | Mitchell, MT. Berry Spratlin, MT. Walter Coleman and Mr. J. Canty. Immediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Pettus | left on a wedding journey to Nashville and other points. The bride Is a daughter of Hon. and Mrs. T. J. Hall.
 The most brilliant private social func- l tion of the season was the reception at which MT. and Mrs J. D. Beale enter | tained on Wednesday evening in honor of their neice, Miss Mary Anne Phelan of Atlanta and Misses Cecile and Jean Craik. MT. and Mrs. John Mcqueen of Birming- ham stood with MT and Mrs. Beale and the guests of honor to receive the guests. l Mrs Beale wore5a gown of royal purple velvet. Mrs MeQueen was attired In l white lace over satin. Miss Phelan's | toilette was of white crepe de chine Miss | Jean Crailk wore white point q esprit. | Miss Ceeile Craik was gowned in pink l chiffon over pink taffeta. The two tables arranged for punch were presided over l by Mesdames Fl. S. Persons, Mrs Philipa Stratford, Mrs. Charles Thig"en. Mrs. l Robert Godthwaite, and Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson. The young ladies who assisted 1 in entertaining were Miss Caroline Han- non, Miss Louise Hannon, Miss Caroline l Haralson, Miss Willie Browning Haral- son. Miss Bessie Thorington, Miss Car rie Randolph, Miss Mary Selbel Ball. Miss l Olive Macdonald, Miss Janet Hurter, | Miss Lucille Lahey Miss Rockwell Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Miss Francis Patter- l son, Miss Annie Baird. During the latter l part of the evening in the ball room on | the ground floor dancing was the feature of the occasion. Among the prominent out-of-town guests were: MT. and Mrs. l Sidney Phelan of Atlanta; Mrs. Phelan wore handsome gown of black lace heavily spangled over white silk. Miss Lula Johnston of Eufaula, whose elegant l gown was of white silk with lace and pearls. Mrs. Robert Taylor of Nashville, 1 who wore a handsome toilette of rich brocaded silk and point lace. Miss Hays l of Louisville, Ky. Miss May Hooper of | Selma. MT. and Mrs. B. H. Craig of Sel- l ma MT. Joseph Lee of Birmingham. MT. and Mrs. J. Caldwell Robertson of Co., lumbia, s. C., pr. E. A. Alderman, pres ident of the Tulane University, New Or l leans; Mrs. Cecil Browne of Talladega, Mrs. StoNey of French Broad, Tenn, | MT and Mrs. Minge of Faunsdale, Hon. I and Mrs Walter R. Shaffer of Selma, Judge and Mrs. Sharpe of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Thomas of Clayton Hon. and Mrs. J. c. Rich of Mobile, Gen and Mrs. George P. Harrison of Opelika Gen and Mrs. George D. Johnston of Tuscaloosa. Judge Sterling B. Toney of Louisville, President C. c. Thach of Au- burn College, Rev E. G. Murphy Hon. and Mrs. John H. Bankhead of Jasper, Hon. W. H. Spencer of Hale County.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson gave card party in compliment to Miss Mary Seibels Elll. Those who assisted in entertaining and keeping score were: Mrs. Robert Ligon, Mrs. Walter R. Shaffer of Selma, Miss Mnge of Faunsdale, Mrs. Newson of I Nashville Miss Willie Browning Haral- son. Miss Caroline Hannon and Miss Fan nie Jeannette Tatum. The guest prize Q gold hat pin. was won by Miss Alma Il Joseph. and the one Tor most tens, a q gold stick pin fell to Miss Annie May Howe. The guests were Mrs. J. E. Cas- ton, Mrs. R. P Stout. Mrs Joseph Nor wood, Mrs. Charles Thigpen, Mrs Joe Drum, Mrs. Paul LeGrand, Mrs. B. J. Baldwin, Mrs J. K. Jackson. Mrs Charles Jackson, Mrs Elliott Ramon. Mrs. Arthur Pelzer Mrs. John Hastings, Mrs. Walter Fisk Mrs. r. C. Massie Mrs. Jack Thorrington, Mrs Charles 1easley, Mrs. Burwel Boykin, Mrs. F. B. Strat- ford, Mrs. Warren Burton, Mrs. AIcD. Cain, Mrs Isaac Dewees, Mrs. Lewis cobbs, Mrs. Claud Cobbs, Mrs Harry Danziger, Mrs. Jack Powell, Mrs. Ava Fitzpatrick Mrs J. R. Knowles, Mrs. i Bernard Gaston, Mrs. R F. Steiner. Mrs Bowen Hlll Mrs. l.. l.. Hill Mrs. Leon l Well, Mrs. Roman, Mrs. Nathan Mrs Greil, Mrs. Sam Sable, Mrs McD. Cain Mrs. Robert Henderson. Mrs. II. S. Per- sors. Mrs. John Tullis, Mrs. William Stratford, Mrs. William Hubbard Mrs | G. A. deCampi, Mrs. Warren Brown. Mrs H. Seymour, Mrs W. II. Tlsdale Mrs M II. Futile, Mrs. Sam Marks. Mrs. Robert Stringfellow, Mrs J. C. Walden, Mrs Mar garet White. Mrs. Alex Troy. Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Mrs. William Puliam, Mrs. Hardwck Ruth, Mrs. James Norwood, Mrs. Shaffer of Selma. Mrs. Newson of | Nashville, Mrs. Cecil Browne of TalIa- dega, Mrs. Acler of Calera. Miss Pelham of Atlanta Mrs. Poole of Dallas, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. R. r. Iison. Mrs. Forbes Liddcll, Mrs. Leila Little Mrs A. A. Wiley, Mrs. Hugh Dent, Miss Nor wood, Miss May Rice, Miss Lula JohA-