The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-28


 Niolseis and MT. Robert Hammond was celebrated on Wednesday. at o'eloeA' at the home of the brides parents all. and Mrs. Lewis Nielkels The ceremony was performed by Dr. Charles A. Stake lv. The guests present were the reia- lives of the young couple The pIloe wore handsome blue silk travefng dress. After the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Hammond left for a wedding trip 70 High Springs. Fla, where they VIII make their home
 A beautiful entertainment was given py Mrs. M. c. Scott, on Wednesday, when she gave a card party in compliment 10 her niece. Miss Scott of Selma. There were seven tables, at which euchre was played. The score cards were hand painted blue stockings, from which peep ed out clown heads, beneath which was written. How many holes have you in vour stociSinKs?' The first prize was won by Miss Alma Joseph, and was pin tray, The second prize, water color, fell to Miss Sara Jones' The score was kept by Miss Willie Brown ing Haralson, Miss Kate Davidson and Miss Annie stakely. After the games were ended a four-course luncheon was served,
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews entertain ed on Wednesday, at balcony anu finch party, in compliment to her guest, Miss Susie Alexander of Lexington, Ky. There were about thirty guests. Both house and grounds were prettily adorned in A scheme of red and green. At ta- ble. on the lawn, fruit punch was served by Mrs Perry. The three prizes were won by Miss Alexander, MT. Loky and Mss Lila Mathews.
 On Wednesday, little Miss Kathleen Emmett Tharen gave a lawn party in celebration of her fifth birthday. It was given on the lawn at the home of Judge and Mrs. J. c. Winter, aunt and uncle or the little hostess who is the daughter of Mir and Mrs Dickson Tharen.
 An important feature On Thursday was a barbecue given by the Elks at Pickett Springs. There were about three hun dred members and guests present. german was danced in the morning. led by MT. Ben Greil and Mrs. Merritt vandiver Dinner was announced at half past two, and splendid barbecue prepared under the d. rection of MT. M. H. Stuart, was en- joyed.
 On Thursday afternoon and evening, Miss Gene Burke entertained at two finch parties In the afternoon there were about twenty-five girls, and re- freshments, were served in the beautiful backyard garden, for which the home of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Burke Is noted. The Souvenirs for both functions were pretty fans. The prizes in the afternoon were won by Miss Mary Virginia Jones and Miss Sara Warren Jones. Those in the evening were won by Miss Mildred Jones and Mrs. Walter Sanford of ope- llka. and Mir. Harries Dawson.
 Miss Hattie Steiner entertained at guessing party on Thursday in honor of Miss Stern and Mrs. Bloom of Eufaula, who are the guests of Miss Sadie Lob man. The prizes were won by Miss Ju- liet Griel. Miss Bessie Dryfus, Miss Del Ia Mohr Miss Theresa Lobman and Miss Sadie Lobman. After the games dell- cious refreshments were served
 Miss Susie Halls entertained at a ger man on Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Belle Walters of Albany, Ga. At seven tables six-hand euchre was played. The prize for the young ladies was won by Miss Mildred Fillmore, and 1t was lace handkerchief. The gentlemans prize, a stick pin was won by Mir Charles Dexter. The party was chaperoned by Major and Mrs. Vim cent Fillmore. General and Mrs J. W. A. Sanford, and MT. and Mrs. George W. Hails
 Mrs. R. P. Dexter and Mrs. Jesse La- mar spent Friday in Auburn where they went as members of the committee of the Alabama Division of the U D. C., ap- pointed to revise the minutes of the re- cent convention held in Tuscaloosa. They were the guests of Mrs. B. B. Ross, sec- retary of the division. The other mem- bers of the committee are Mrs. F. s. Wood of Troy, president of the division, Mrs. A. L. Dowdell of OpelilSa, and Mrs. Judge Cobbs of Tuskegee.
 The Montgomery friends of MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Moses formerly of Mont gomery, now of New York, are rejoiced to hear the distinction with which their son graduated from the New York Col lege a few days ago. The New York Times in an account of the commence ment exercises. says that Mir. Moses re- ceived the degree of bachelor of arts, the degree of bachelor of science won the Kegs medal, and received the first prize for Reclamation.