The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery. May 9.-(Special)--A good
ly portion of the social life of Montgomery
for the past week has been devoted to
entertainments for sweet charty's sake
and to the complimenting of visitors who
have been attending various conventions.
On Monday evening the Joan of Arc Brig
ade gave a concert under the auspices Of
the new Cumberland Presbyterian
church. va
A social session of the Council of Jewish
Women was held on Monday afternoon in
the vestry rooms of the temple when the
feature of the evening was an address by
Miss Frances Griffin on THE Ideal Wo-
man of the New Testament" Other
numbers on the programme were a violin
solo by Miss Atela Marcus and a vocal
solo by Miss Alma Cohn. The meeting
was opened with prayer by DR.. A. j.
Massing and presided over by Mrs. c. r.
Moritz.
The Tlntagil met on Monday with Miss
Olive Pierce when the programme includ-
ed: History of the Tempest" by Miss
Fannie Mathews; "Prosperos Isle and
Other Isles OF Fancy talk by Miss
Laura Elmore talk on Naples Then
and Now" by Miss Edith Hurter, and
Current Events" by Miss Lucretia Wy
man. Miss Sophia Holmes was director
for the occasion.
Col and Mrs. A. A. Wiley entertained
at dinner on Tuesday In compliment to
Miss May Courtney Oates, who Is the
guest of her cousins, Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Oates The party lncluded: ! Col
onel and Mrs. Wiley, Miss Oates Gen and
Mrs William C. Oates. Mrs. Ida Toney
Holt MissSsf Mary Kirkpatrick. Judge
Thomas NJ Mcclellan, Mr.. J. p. O'Con-
nor and Mr.. William c. Oates, Jr. s.
The Winnie Davis chapter of the Chill
dren OF the Confederacy met on Tuesday
with Mrs 8. Hertz. Mrs. Jefferson Davis
presented the chapter with number of
pictures of Jarusalen that had belonged
to her daughter, Winnie Davis, for whom
the chapter is named Mrs. C. A. Lanicr
| presented them In Mrs. Davis name. The
| officers elected at this meeting were: Co
ralet Metcalf president; Philippa Marks.
\ Vice president; George Waller. secretary;
Minnie Reese Richardson. treasurer.
| At a meeting of the Working Woman's
/ Home association. held on Tuesday,
| tribute was paid to the memory of Mrs.
f. A. Biglow who for years was prom
inent member of the board of managers.
! Miss Mamie Lee Burdett and Mr..
! Charles J. Nordnan of Tuscaloosa were
married on Tuesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.fR. @.
! Burdett, In the suburb Chisholm, Rev. o.
| Il. Gregorygofficiating. Mr.. Harry Nord-
man, brother of the groom, was best man,
| and Miss Ida Nordman. sister of the
! groom. was maid of honor. The young
| couple will reside in Tuscaloosa.
| meeting of the Organized Charities of
! Montgomery was held on Wednesday in
the council chamber in the city hall for
the purpose of making arrangements for
a fete champetre to be given soon either
at Pickett Springs or Highland Park. The
social lion were elected: Mrs. Burwell Boy
kin, president; Mrs. C. l.. Moritz, vice
! president; Mrs. Louis b. Farley. second
| viee-p president; Miss Frances Griffin, sec
rotary: Mrs. A. j. Messing. treasurer. An
executive board is composed OF Mrs w.
d. Gay, Mrs e, Lobman Miss Hausman,
Mrs. c. W. Patterson and Mrs. j. M. de-
| Cottes and an auxiliary committee is
| composed of Mrs. w. C. Taylor, Mrs
/ Jacques Loeb, Mrs Forney Stevenson Mrs.
| s. Hertz. Miss Alma Cohn Miss Lucy
] Chaffee. Miss May Chaffee, Mrs GLADDEN.
| Harrison. Mrs Alex Rice and Mrs Thorn
| as Harrison. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith entertained
i on Wednesday evening In compliment to
| her sister. Miss Emily CAsby, aaid her
| fiance, Col Lewis Lawson of Greensboro.
The home was deliberately decorated. in
! southern smilax. hot house smilax and
/ brides roses. Miss Clisby woreSa toilette
of white silk and Mrs. smith's1gown was
! of white mousselne and lace. among the
! out-of-town guests were: Mrs Samuel
VIII John of Birmingham. Judge Chris
| tian of Greensboro, Mr.. l.. j. Lawson and
Mr.. Reid Lawson OF Greensboro. Misses
Rosa and Helen Clisby assisted in re-
ceivng the guests.
At meeting of the Dixie chapter Unit
ed Daughters of the Confeileracy, the fol-
lowing new officers were elected. Presl-
dent, Mrs. James s. Pinc3ard: vice-presl-
dent, Mrs. Lewis Cobbs; Secretary. Mrs
Victor Hanson: treasurer Mrs. Warren
b. Dent: historian, MiAs Bullock: d.
rector Miss Olivia ArrinEton.
At meeting of the Sophie Bibb chap
ter held on Wednesday, MD j. c. Cren-
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