The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
IN SOCIETY.
Continued from Eighteenth Page)

son, MT. Temple Seibels, MT. Walter w.. Lodge, Mir. Jake Faunce. MT. Emmet Seibels and Paul T. Sayre.
 On Tuesday evening the members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Central Pres byterian church entertained at a recep- ton in the parlors of the church. Mrs. !. w. Black, president of the society re- ceived the callers and was assisted by the other members.
 A pretty home wedding was celebrated on Thursday afternoon at .-le home of he bride when Miss Will Ella Knowles and MT. T. J. Dinkins of Dothan were married, the Rev. o. F. Gregory, pastor of the Adams Street Baptist church of Relating The home decorations were roses and southern smilax. Miss Ethel Knowles, . sister of the bride was maid of honor and Miss Willie and Miss Mary Dinlkns sis- ters of the groom were bridesmaids. MT. James S. Malone was best man. The bride wore a gown of chiffon and lace and carried white roses The mai. of honor and bridesmaids wore white mousseline and lace and held pink roses. After the ceremony an informal reception was held and little later the young couple left for their home in Dothan. ts
 On Thursday Mrs Charles Coleman en- tertained the members of the Ionian club at the home of MT. and Mrs. Phares Cole man. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Burwell Boy kin, president; Mrs. Phares Coleman, state director; Mrs. John Stratford, re- cording secretary; Mrs Richard Hobbie, treasurer: Mrs J. K Jackson, director of art. The programme for the morning included a paper on French literature. by Mrs. Halls Janney, paper on French art by Miss Mary Johnston, and paper on Chopin and George Sand, by Mrs. w. M Wilkerson.
 On Thursday morning the Sans Souci card club met with Miss Mattie Woods. The decoration was of roses, the score was kept by little Miss May Banks, and the prize burntwood plaque was won by Mrs. Charles Westcott.
 Judge J. G. Winter entertained twelve gentlemen at dinner on Thursday even ing at his home on Goldthwaite street. They were the members Of the Metior club The table was round and the tones of the decoration were pink and red. The centre piece was a bowl of Metior roses surrounded by mass of smilax, and the lights were candles in silver candelabra, shaded in pink and red After dinner the paper for the evening was read by Hon. w l.. Martin on "The British Constitu- tiop." Judge Winters guests were: Prof. Edwin Walters of Kansas City, Mo-, MT. George Pearson MT. James S. Pinckard, Hon. w. l.. Martin, MT. Frank r. Glass. MT. LOUIS b. NIT. A. Miiitf' the Rev G. w. Patterson, MT. Alex Troy. Mir. Ray Rushton and MT. Alva Fitzpat- rick.
 Mrs S. B. Stern of Montgomery has been awarded prize offered by the In- tellectual Culture committee of the Bnai Brith District Lodge No. :, comprising the southern states for drama on Jewish home life. The title is Raphael Elkin" and the drama is in four acts. Mrs. Stern is a prominent member of the Mo- thers union and lives in q beautiful su- burban home, Grand View on the upper Wetumpka road.
 Mrs. Bennett Griffin who has been spending two weeks in Chicago has re- turned home
 MT. and Mrs. Merrett Vandver who were married recently in Nashville, Tenn, are now in New York. The party of Ala bamians who went to Nashville to attend the Vandiver- Patterson wedding were: MT. and Mrs. w. r. Vandiver, MT and Mrs L. B. Whitfield of Opelika. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Vandiver, MT. w. F. Black, Dr. A. H. Montgomery, MT. Charles Har- den, Mir. Walker Ogburn, MT. c. H. Mer- r.tt of Birmingham, MT. Fred Andrews of Birmingham, Miss Annie Graham.