The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-15

and Miss Helen Boone won the consola- ton, silver hat pin.
 Another attractive violet card party was given by Mrs II. T. Inge Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at her nome on Government street and all who were present enjoyed the spirited game Of hearts. After the game four-eourse luncheon was served. The prize, a silver mirror was won by Mrs. Montgomery Irge. The second. a Christy pastel, by Mrs. Norwood Richatd ds, and the consola- ten. a handsome stein, by Mrs. Carrie Butt. and the guests prize, huge bunch of Russian violets, by Miss Sarah War field.
 The german gi,'en Thursday night at the German Relief Hall was one or th, foremost affairs of the week. both in point of beauty and social prominence. In costumes worn by he ladies were of m. usual loveliness. The german was led through the many intricate figures by MT. Frank Ward.
 MT. NJ Marshall was the host of an elaborately arranged dinner, Friday night at the Battle House, at which twenty guests were entertained. The guests were seated at two round tables exquisitely set The lights were shaded in red and a large bowl of tulirs, lilies of the valley smilax formed the centerpieces
 
 unique and marked the places of the fol- lowing: Mrs. Ruse. Miss Maud Middleto Miss Ethel Hodgson, Miss Grace Bestor Miss Helen Clarke, Miss Maribel Will liams Miss Jessie Whiting, Miss Annis Louise Harrison. Miss Nome Irwin Miss Sarah Bush, Captain Crosby Rr. Henry Goldthwait, Ntr. Wheeler Mir. Ed. Harri- son. MT. D. R. Dunk D, MT Perry Bas- tor, MT. A. w. Brooks. Mir. Orville Cav thorn, Mir. Waterman.
 The Do-As-You-Please clul was charm ingly entertained n Friday afternoon by Miss Virginia Bullock, at 1O9 South Con oeption street.
 The Menticulture club met Friday at the home of Miss Florence Happer on St. Joseph street. There was q good at tendance with much that was profitable in the discussions. The following was the programme:
 Synopsis; Tale of Two Cities-Miss Ellen JoEes.
 Discussion; Impressions Given of the French Revolution-Mlss Fry.
 Portrayal; Sidney Carlton-Miss Ruth Michael.
 Decentralization of Dickens Mrs. Patter- son.
 Current Esents-Miss pilians.
 The Il. O. P. Social club save a pleas ant ball at the German Relief Hall Fri day night which was attended by a num- Der of the prettiest Mobile girls. Dancing was the feature of the evening; this was accompanied by sweet music and all went merrily until the lateness of the hour compelled them all to leave. A delight full time was enjoyed by all.
 Mrs. J. IT. Rose of Haruord. Conn.,, Is the charming guest of ner aunt Mrs D. P. Bestor, on Government street
 Mrs. Harrison will entertain at a cotil- lien Friday evening, February 70, at the Battle House.
 The Pivot Whist club met with Mrs W. H. Monk on Monday afternoon. The following officers were electedg Presi- dent. Mrs. c. H. Shawhan; treasurer, Mrs Cameron; secretary, Miss Hannah Lyons.
 Miss Leila Dickson or Tupefo is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Long, un Spring Hill avenue.
 There will be a german at the Adhesion club on Monday. February i6. The Hamilton Whist club met with Mrs. Broadwood on Monday. Miss Pegrim of Demopois is the gues; of her sister. Mrs. T. J. Partridge. Miss Belle Clements of Tuscao sa is