The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-14

1 chaperoned by Mrs. Ella Brock, Mrs. Forehand and Mrs. G. II. Allen, of Nash l vile.
 One of the weddings of the past week was that of Miss Elizabeth Huff and MT. Clifford Houser, which took place at the home of Mir and Mrs. Hulin, on Wash ington street. Miss Lilla Huff sister of [ the bride, was maid of honor and Mir John A. Prescott was the best man; Miss Emma Baily was bridesmaid and Mr. Carson Perry was groomsman. The cer- emony was performed by Rev --- | The bride wore white mousselin and the 1 other ladies wore white organdie. | The marriage of Miss Frankie Todd and Mrs. A. M Cassimus was celebrated on Saturday, June 6. The ceremony was performed by Father -= in the parlors of St. Peters Catholic church. Mir. and Mrs. Cassmus have gone to liar ris Iithia Springs, s. C. After their re- turn they will be at home on Church street.
 The Thursday Card club met with Miss Stella Meyer, when the prize a beautiful pearl, was won by Mrs. Nose Sabel. and the consolation prize fell to Miss Theresa Well of Huntsville
 On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Frank Young entertained few friends in com pliment to Mrs. Clara Zelda Dillard of Mobile. who is the guest of her daugh- ter Mrs A. G. Forbes The guests were all old friends of Mrs. billiard, and some of them were her bridesmaids.
 On Friday, Miss Wilsie May entertain ed at dance at Highland Park, in com pliment to her cousin, Miss Lucille May of Birmingham. The german was led by MT. William Conniff and Miss Lucille May. The guests gere MT. and Mrs. A. Coke Smith, MT. and Mrs. J. T. May of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. Duncan May. Miss Marie Alexander, Miss Lucille Rich ardson, Miss Frankie Jones, Miss Camilla Webber. Miss Hazel Wyly of Troy Miss Lucile May of Birmingham. Miss Regina Heard, Miss Mildred Jones, Miss May Hall, Miss Mabel Higgins, Miss Kate Kettles, Miss Berta Roberts, Miss Carrie West, Miss Wilsie May. Mir. Will Conniff Mir. Ludlow Fillmore, MT. Carl Smith. Mr. Henry Crenshaw, MT. Fillmore Higgins MT. Jackson Hobbie. Mir. Weatherly Car ter, MT. Arthur Hannon, MT. Edward May. Mir. Robert Meyer MT. Gaston Troy, MT. Warren Hall. Mr. Frank Browder, Mir Frank Randolph, Mir. Wal ter Pickett MT William Davidson. MT. Douglas May. MT. J. M. Kirkpatrick and Dr. Shackelford. F On Thursday Mrs. A. G. Forbes enter tained "The Honey Bees" at her home
 
 ed the reading of the first chapter of the story that Is to be written in colabora- tion by the members of -the club. Mir. Robert Tyler read the chapter. The ti- tie is to be When Shadows Deepen" Mir. William Hayne of Augusta was a guest of the occasion, and by request he recited three of his poems. Other num- bers on the programme were: A piano solo. Violets,' by Roma, by Prof T. c. Galloway; a short story, "A Close Call" by MT. A. J. Miller; an address, on "The Young in Literature" by Dr. A. J. Mes sing; a song, Tn May Time" and as an encore. Under the Rose" by MT. w. F. Christian; a poem. 'rhe Magnolia Flow er," by John Procter Mills; a sketch. ''An Evening With Helen Keller" hy Mrs. Clara R. Jemison; a poem. Faith, Hope and Charity" by Miss Norman Will Hams. and a song. White Rose" words and music by Mrs. Mckinney and MT. Galloway, sung by Mrs Minnie Machen Sayre.
 The last meeting for the season of the No Name club was held on Friday, when the members met with Mrs. Forbes Lid dell, and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. John D. Roque- more: Vice President. Miss Mary Cham bers; Secretary, Mrs. Thomas M. Owen; Treasurer, Mrs. Philippa B. Stratford; Director. Mrs. Forbes Liddell. The study of the club for next year will be Ala bama.
 The Peter Forney chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met on Thursday with Mrs. Alfred Be- thea at her home on Perry street. The time was taken up with discussion of the D. A. R. conference. which will be held in Montgomery in November. Mrs. Ame- lia Wyly read an Interesting paper on The History of the Flag
 Mrs. George R. Fla ger spent a few days of the past week in Montgomery with