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

son, Mrs. Forney Stephenson, Mrs. John Savage. Mrs. Haywood Bartlett.
 The Council of Jewish Women met on Monday. It was a study meeting. and Jewish history was the subject for lne afternoon.
 On Monday Mrs. Earl Luts entertained the Sidney Lanier Circle. An original paper on "A Trip on the Rhine was read by Miss Ethel Marks. Other num- bers on the program were 'Mayente' by Miss Marion White, "Ehrenbreitstein' by Miss Adell Stoll, talk on Rhine Le- gends, by Miss Sadie Levy, a paper on Sidney Lanier, by Miss Minna Dent, talk by Miss Aurelia Kahn on her trip last summer a paper on Bonn, oy Miss Miriam Kahn and a talk on Bingen and the Monse Tower by Miss Rutson Hat chett
 On Monday evening Mrs J. I. McKenny and Prof. T. c. Galloway gave a musicale at the Jesse French Music parlors in com pliment to the members of the legsla- ture.
 Piano solo (selected) MT. T. c. Gallo way.
 Tenor solo (selected)Mr, M B. King.
 Vocal (a) The White Rose (b) On the Sands When Starlight Shone Gallo way)--Mrs. Minnie Machem Sayre
 Vocal-Rretty Molie Shannon-Master Frank Perry.
 Vocal -(a)The Rosary (Nevin); (b) Loves Dreaming Song Galloway Miss Elmer Weems.
 Recitations (a) Loves Mystery; (b) A Curl (I<ate Slaughter McKinney)-Kate Slaughter Mckinney.
 Vocal-Eventide (Calloway)-Mrs. G. w. Patterson.
 Piano solo-storm on the Ocean Gallo axA off ba xuox xyaa ?. Steamer moving out to sea- B. storm arises, excitement, fear, etc.. 4. Singing "Nearer to My God, To Thee;" 5. Storm ceases; 6. Return to land; '. Rejoicing MT. T. C. Galloway.
 Vocal--(a) Knowest Thou the Land?- Mignon-( -(Ambrose Thomas); Cb) Der Neugiegiege (Schubert)-Miss Alma Cohn.
 Vocal sketch-(a) I Got Mine; (b) Whar De Watermilyuns Grow-Mr. Al Rey- holds.
 Vocal Solo--My Heart Sings (Chamin- ade)-Miss Elmer Weems.
 Baritone-(a) The Red Rose C1astings); tb) Where the Shady River Deepens (Cal- loway--Mr. Frank Lockwood.
 Mir. T. c. Galloway at the piano.
 On Monday MT. and Mrs. John Rowland O'Brien entertained a number of friends in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their wedding day.
 On Monday evening Miss Beulah Goree and MT. Charles A. Goodwin were mar red at the home of the brides father, MT. w. R. Goree. The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. B. McDaniel. Miss Mary Lee Goree of Speigner was maid of honor and MT. Charles McDade was best man.
 On Tuesday a brilliant reception was given by the five Montgomery clubs to the visiting club women who were, at tending the Federation of Womep' s Clubs The entire lower floor of Ine grand old colonial home, now the home of the Beauvoir club vas devoted to the occa- sion and the three connecting parlors presented scene of unusual beauty and ,briliance. In an apartment set apart for the purpose tea and coffee were served from tables arranged, one in vio- lets and the other with beauty roses. At the tea table, Mrs. B. Bosworth Smith, Mrs. Hubert Dent, Mrs. Phllippa Strat- ford, Mrs. w. H. Moore and -.-.ss Caro- lyn Haralson presided. At the coffee ta- ble, Mrs. s. D. Seeley, Mrs. Halls Jan ney, Mrs. c. F. Moritz Miss Theo Wech and Miss McGhee presided. The recelv- ing party was composed of Mrs. c. P. Orr of Birmingham, president Mrs. James F. McConaughy of Montevallo, first vice-president; Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mo- bile. second vice-president; Mrs. Charles G. Brown of Birmingham. corresponding secretary Mrs. J. M. Falkner of Mont gomery recording secretary; Mrs. Kate R. Jarvis of Selma, treasurer Miss Julia Clark of Selma the presidents of the five Montgomery clubs, Mrs William A. Gayle of the No Name, Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen of the Magazine, Mrs William Marks of the Ionian, Miss Sophie Holmes of the Tintagil and Mrs. A. T. Goodwin Of the Mothers Union.
 The others assisting were Mrs J. Wal ter Black Mrs. Mortimer Futile, Miss Matte McGhee and Miss William Cary of the Magazine club; Miss Fannie Mathews, Miss Olive Pierce and Miss Lu- cretia Wyman, of the Tintagil; Mrs. Ray Rushton,, Mrs, w. A. Gunter, Mrs. R. r. Dexter and Mrs. w. J. Chambers. of the Mothers Union Mrs. John Tullls, Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. William Stratford and Mrs. Burwell Boykn, of the Ionian club; Mrs. J. T. Andrew Miss Annie Williams. Mrs. Alex Garland and Mrs. T. M. owens, of the No Name and members of the general con mittee, Miss Willie Browning IIaialson, Mrs. Brigham, Mrs. J. K. Jackson. Mrs. Charles Thigpen, Mrs. John A Kirkpatrick. Mrs. A. G. Forbes. Mrs. l. B. Stern. Miss Sallie Moore, Mrs. Forces Ledell and Miss Lucy Cobbs.
 On Tuesday, Mrs. Nose Sable entertain ed the Tuesday Euchre club. There were five tables at which euchre was played for five prizes.
 The first prize. silver bon-bon dish, was won by Mrs. Simon We'll, the second a light blue coffee jacket, was won by Mus J. Messing; the third, piece of silk drapery. was won by Mrs. Emile Meyer; the fourth, a slver-mounted blot ter was won by Mrs Ed Mayer, and the fifth, a plaque of beautiful ware, was won by Mrs. Ben Hilbern.
 On Tuesday, Mrs. William Marks en- tertained the Tuesday Card club. The club prize, clock was won by Mrs. J. kirkman Jackson, Mrs R. r. Ligon and Mrs. J. l.. Hall the latter winning on the cut. The guests prize. a stick pin was won by Mrs. Pauline Pinckay Eos ter.
 Invitations have been issued to the mar rlage of Miss Annie Heiipern and Mir