The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery, January 17.-(Special.)-
 The event in the social calendar that is
 the all absorbing topic now is the inaugu-
 ral ball and reception to be given Govern
 or William Dorsey Jelks on Monday at
 the Auditorium Many distinguished per-
 sons from all parts of the state are ex- pected and some have already arrived. | The prominent women who have been ap-
 pointed as patronesses are; Mrs. Robert F.. Ligon, charman; Mrs. J. I. Mckinney,
 Mrs B. J. Baldwin, Mrs. w. M. Marks,
 Mrs O. P. Bartlett Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. J. W. Black Mrs. c, F. Moritz, Mrs. B.
 L. Boykin, Mrs. McD. Cain, Jr., Mrs. w.
 J. Drum, Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. Ar
 thur Pelzer, Mrs c. c. Cobbs, Mrs. J. s..
 Pinckard, Mrs H. c. Davidson, Mrs. Alex Rice Mrs J. M. deCottes, Mrs. S. Ro
 man. Mrs George w. Ellis, Mrs. Sa-
 bel, Mrs. A. c. Forbes, Mrs. F. c. Stew enson, Mrs. J. l.. Gaston, Mrs L.. Strauss, Mrs F. P. Glass, Mrs. Charles
 B. Teasley, Mrs. B. s. Greil, Mrs. c. A.
 Thigpen, Mrs. J. c. Haas, Mrs. Jack Thorington. Mrs John Haralson, Mrs. John R. Tyson, Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mrs. John Tullis, Jr., Mrs. George w. Jones,
 Mrs. w. r. vandiver. Mrs E. B. Joseph,
 
 Mrs w. M Wilkerson, Mrs. c. A. Lanier, | Mrs J. S. Wilcox Mrs. M P LeGrand, Mrs. M. L. Wood.
 | On Monday afternoon the Tintagil was | entertained by Miss Oliver Pierce at her | home on Court street King John was l the subject for the occasion and the pro- | gramme was opened by a reading of the | play by the members. The other num- | bers were: A talk on Johns Defiance of
 Papal Authority" by Miss Theo Welch; | a talk on "Falisbury," by Miss Lucy Cobb; a paper on '"rhe Play" by Miss | Lulu Wyman and "Current Events," by Mrs. Mary Fillmore Persons. The guests | of the club at this meeting were Miss
 Rockwell of Pittsfield. Mass, who Is the | guest of Mrs. F. C. Fowler and Miss l Louise Drake, who Is the guest of Mrs. | Cheney.
 | On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. J. Drum l gave a brilliant reception In compliment | to Mrs. Pauline Foster, who is spending 1 the winter with her brother, MT. James | s. Pinckard. The home on Monroe street
 was elaborately decorated in 8 plan of | pink, Into which pink carnations and pink | shaded candles entered. The punch table was laid with lace over damask. In the 1 center a vase of pink carnations was placed, and about 1t ropes of smilax and
  ment. Mrs. James S. Pinckard and Mrs. | Burwell Boykin poured the punch, and 1 the other friends who assisted were: Mrs. | Hubert Dent, Mrs. J. l.. Gaston, Mrs. E. | A. deCampi, Mrs. William A. Gayle, Mrs. l R. r. Iigon, Mrs. James s. Pinckard. Mrs. Margaret White. Mrs. w. M. Will kerson, Mrs J. l.. Gaston, Mrs. James
 Ferrall, Mrs. Charles Thigpen. Mrs. Mc- | Duff Cain, Mrs. R. P. Stout. Mrs. w. H.. | Seymour Mrs. Elliot Hannon. Mrs. Rob- 1 ert Stringfellow, Mrs. W. c. Oates, Mrs.
 J. M. deCottes. Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mrs. j.. | K. Jackson, Mrs. Clara R. Jemison, Mrs. | Jack Thorington, Miss Cecil Craik, Miss
 Annie Laurie Seibels, Miss Annie Baird.
 Miss Besse Thorington, Miss Willie l Browning Haralson, Miss Caroline Haral- l son, Miss Lily Pelzer, Miss Carolyn Ran | dolph, Miss Elizabeth Winter. Mrs. Drum
 wore a toilette of white crepe de chine l and brocade and Mrs. Foster white silk with lace applique and pearl ornaments. On Tuesday Miss Lucy Cobbs enter | tained the members of the Tuesday Card | Club. The prize, a beautiful Bohemian vase, was won by Mrs. Halls Janney. On Wednesday afternoon Miss Annie | Michel Rousseau and Mir A. Joshua | Jones were married at the First Presby- | terian church, Rev. G. w. Patteson offi- ciating, assisted by Rev. c. A. Stakley. | The bride wore white chiffon roses and | carried a shower of white brides roses | and knotted ribbon. Miss Phillppa Rous- | seau. sister of the bride. was maid of | honor. She wore white mousselin over | taffeta, and her flowers were bridesmad roses. Mrs Henry Abell was matron of | honor. She was attired in cream nous | selin over taffeta and held Golden Gate roses. The bride entered with her uncle. MT. William Berney. who gave her away at the altar. The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom and his best
 man, pr. Joel Barnett. The friends who served as ushers were: Mir. Warren Ty- son. Mir. Theodore Bethea. MT. Mathew Stokes. MT. John Rousseau. MT. C. L.