The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-11

in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Can
 field Parker of New York.
 The congregation of Christ church on
 Christmas and the Sunday following had
 the opportunity of admiring an effective and artistic addition to the decorations of
 the chancel, In the shape of two large pie
 lures hung In the panels of the reredos,
 on either side of the mosaic. The pie
 lures representing adoring angels, In
 trailing white raiment against a gilt back
 ground, and looked very beautiful agalns,
 the dark wood of the reredos. From the
 pews they were not only pretty but ap-
 parently very handsome, and 1t was a
 surprise to learn that they were the work
 of an amateur. done In two hours notice.
 Mrs. Brewster the artist, Is indeed to be
 complimented.
 MT. Joseph Hodson, Jr., left Monday
 for St. Louis to assume his duties as ex- port agent for the Mobile and Ohio rail- road. Mrs. George H. Tucker of Memphis has
 been the guest this week of her parents, | MT. and Mrs. G. S. Mckee. MT. Tucker
 is expected soon and his many friends in | Mobile regret that his visit will be Sd , short. Mir and Mrs. Tucker after the l holidays will return to their thome in
 Memphis. aA r.
 Miss Gardner of Waco, Texas. has ar rived in the city and is the charming guest O1 In6 mlSSeS 1ltDnOH on St. JO-
 seph street
 Mrs. J. c. Hybalt left Tuesday for
 Portland, Ala, to be absent about ten
 days.
 Mrs. Haas entertained Tuesday evening
 complimentary to MT. Woolsey of Hous-
 ton, Texas. ~
 Dr. and Mrs. Rivers Rush were the host
 and hostess Tuesday evening of an. ele-
 gant dinner of eight in honor of MT and Mrs Frank Fnxullxee nd Mrc
 Walter Fowlkes of Birmingham. The
 table was very beautiful with elaborate settings of silver and glass exquisite de-
 corations of blush carnations and maid
 enhair ferns completing the handsome appointments.
 Mrs. James McKeon and Miss McKeon of Detroit, Mich, are In the city for the winter, stopping at the Bienville. Miss Lucille Overall entertained Tues
 day night at a lovely dance at the home | of her parents on Government street Among those present were Miss Mabel | Goode. Miss Lucille Overall, Miss Hattie l Horst. Miss Hattie Hall, Miss Katherine Donald Miss Lulu Losesne, Miss Jamie | Hearn. Miss Helen Rich, Miss Mary Ha-
 Miss Virginia Lyons, Mrs. Tremia Holz- l born. Miss Corinna Kirkbride, Miss | Agnes Orton, Miss Emily Boone, Miss l Emily Gray. Miss Tillie Pope Miss Meiis- | sa Parham Miss Hattie Belle Kirkbride, | Miss Gladys Boone. Miss Irwin Scott, | Miss Bethel Burgess. Miss Carlotta Turn | CT, Nils Helen Futile, and Mir Howard | Lane. MT. Will Turner, MT, John Ran | dall MT. Harry Ross MT. Harry Smith, Mir George Gage, MT. J. Luce. MT. Hern- | don Smith MT. George Vaughan Mir
 Roland Mollett MT. Henry Horst, MT. Walter Inge, MT. Minor Friend, MT.
 Adolph Holzborn. MT. c. T. Hearin. MT. | Tennis Donald MT. Oscar Barney, MT. Beverly Gaillard. MT. James St. John and MT James Gray.
 The Aquinas Reading circle held thoir
 regular fortngttly meeting at the Me Gill Institute Tuesday night, which proved to be one of the most interest ing and enjoyable meetings of the season Miss Jessie Whiting was the charming hostess ot the Discards on Wednesday af-
 ternoon at her homo on Government
 street The first prize, dainty opera
 glass bag was presented to Miss Lille Bragg. and Miss Maribel Williams in the
 cut secured a maidenhair fern. as the con solation. The visitors first prize. a lovely violet jar. was won by Miss Lily ,Iigey. | and Miss Mildren Hutton won in the cut the consolation, beautiful book. Miss | Writings guests were Miss Wright Miss | Evelyn Tate, Miss May Ce Robinson,
 Miss Kathleen Williamson. Miss May
 Prince, Miss Enetia Danner, Miss Marcia
 Burgess, Miss Lily Higley, Miss Mildred | Hutton, Miss Marie Davis, Miss Ruth | Huger, Miss Katherine Sheriffs Mrs, 1 Thomas, Mrs. Buck. Mrs. L. c. Parker, | Mrs Ii. Quill. Dainty refreshments were | served during the afternoon. | The Wednesday Whist club was enter.
 tained by Mrs. Michael at her home on Joachim street. and a pleasant afternoon | was enjoyed by all. The first prize. a | lovely ruff for the neck. was won by Mrs | S. Schlesinger, the second handsome | gold candelabra by Mrs. Henry Schwartz. l Mrs. Charles Mohr entertained at her attractive home on St. Anthony street at | luncheon Thursday at l o'clock. com
 plimentary to Mrs. Garrett of New York. who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. | Richard Sadler, and Mrs. Aline Stumps | of Washington, who is the charming guest of Mrs. H. R. McMllan.
 Cadet Randolph St. John returned to Auburn Wednesday to resume his studies after spending the holidays most delight fully in the city with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Thomas St. John.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' He brew Benevolent association was held in the school room of the Temple Wednes- day afternoon. The election of officers 1 for the new year proved very interest | ing and exciting. Hot chocolate and cakes were served. and a delightful after | noon 'whs spent by all who were present. | Miss Alice Moore Short of Helena, Ark, I