The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-18
STATE SOCIAL.
MoNTGoM FRY.

Montgomery, December 17-(Speeial.) )- ] One of the prettiest home weddings ever celebrated in the city was that on We'd nesday evening of Miss Susie Fielder Halls, belle by heredity to MT. Joseph Anderson Cobb. beautiful church we'd ding on that day was that of Miss Bennie Pearl Cox to MT. William Newton Cox, and another pretty home wedding was , that of Miss Mettie Robertson to MT. Walter Cocheraft of Nashville, where the young couple will reside An old Mont gomery boy, MT. Henry Franklin Coyne, will be married December 21, in Madison, Florida, to Miss Lillian Marshall Thomas.
 On Monday evening several prominent society young men gave german at the i home of Mir. and Mrs J. M. DeCottes, complimentary to the guests of this hos pitable host and hostess. At the Falcon club or the same evening Miss Gould of 1 Mobile, the guest of the Misses Vass, was leomplimented with a german.
 Mrs. Joseph Norwood entertained the Tuesday Card club, and on this day the Misses Vass gave card party to their guest, Miss Gold. On Tuesday afternoon a reception was rendered Mrs. Ellen ! Peter-Bryce of Tuscaloosa by the local . Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. Bryce having represented the state assoct.on, of which 1 she Is president, at the recent church , convention in Boston. She made a most
 
 womens share in church work. The Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple and elected the following: Miss Margaret Carter, worthy patron; Mrs. F. P. Chaffee, worthy matron; Mrs. Ellen carnot Dexter, associate matron: Mrs. Ellen M. Austin, secretary; Mrs Mary E. Youngs. treasurer; Mrs. Grace Lowrie, conductress Miss Lucy F. Chaf- fee, associate eonductress
 Mrs. Frank Mcdonald entertained the Wednesday Card club, and on that day Miss Matte Mcqueen entertained the Spinsters Card club. The Art Study club met with Mrs. E. F. Cobbs, and the No Name club with Mrs E. R. McDavid. The Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R.. met at the Carnegie library and welcomed back to the association Miss Annie Will Hams, who has been long absent visiting ,relatives in the eastern states Ghe re- iported the continental congress to which Bhe was a delegate. The Francis Marion ichapter, D. A. R., met with Mrs. J. iWalter Black
 On Thursday the Mothers Union met with Mrs. E. l. Gladden. to discuss the children's Christmas. and to hear reports from the Mobile convention of clubs. Mrs. c. c. Abercrombie entertained at cards complimentary to her visiting cousin, Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry of Green vile, South Carolina. The Misses Vass entertained the Jol,ers Card club Miss Willice B. Price gave a charming studio tea, when her associate hostess was her sisters, Mrs. Frank P. Glass and her friends greatly enjoyed seeing the beau ,tiful work of this talented artist and Teacher.
 On Friday the Jolly Juniors Pit club was entertained by Miss Florence Nor wood. MT and Mrs. J. P. Ferrall com plimented their neices Misses Margie and Lilly Ferrall. with a reception.
 Miss Helen Scott entertained the Sat Erday Card club.
 Among out-of-town Montgomerans are Mrs w. c. Oates, who is with her niece A1rs Robert Lowe of Birmingham; Miss Julia Taylor with Miss Golson of We itumpka, and Mrs. Mary Graham with rel iatives in Prattville.
 Miss Grace Halls has returned from a