The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
MOBILE.

Mobile, November 25.-(Special.) )-In less than a month the two pretty daughters of Maj. and Mrs Walter Williamson have followed each other in the matrimonial path, Miss Kathleen Williamson becoming Mrs. Arthur Yerger in october, and Miss Theo Williamson marrying MT. Erwin Lit tie on Wednesday of this week. The orig inal intention had been to have the Little Williamson wedding a church affair, and even spacious Christ church would not have been too large to accommodate the friends of the popular couple. Both are well loved and admired and the life upon which they started Wednesday evening seems a roseate one. But the plans were necessarily changed at the eleventh hour. the ceremony taking place at the Will liamson's new home on Government street, and was witnessed by only a small circle of friends, being followed by most informal reception. Mrs Arthur Yer ger, in her wedding gown, was matron of honor, and Miss Clara Ross, in white lace, maid of honor. MT. Little had two best men, his brother, MT. Con Little, and MT. Horace Shepard. The Rev. Mat thew Brewster performed the ceremony. Chrysanthemums were used in the decor ations and for the bouquets of the bridal party. After the reception Mrs. Little changed her lace bridal gown for a grey tailor made and she and MT. Little left over the Mobile and Ohio for St. Louis whence they will go to Washington. On their return they will keep house In cozy little flat on Georgia avenue.
 The first big card party of the season was given Wednesday by Miss Virginia Sims who. in addition to the Trumps entertained eighty more ladies, The morn ing was an ideal one for an entertainment at the Country club and was most enjoy able. The prizes, two cloisonne vases, and a cut glass vase, were won by Miss Eliza beth Van Liew. Miss Genevieve Mckean.
 Mrs. Tom Roche, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. Erwin Craighead. Mrs. Lyda Rob bins, Mrs. Harden F1tts, Mrs R. h. Boli- ing, Mrs. John Mann and Mrs. Lynn cam eron attended the Federation of Womens clubs, in session In Birmingham this week. Mobile sends her quota of prominent wo- men as Mrs. Goode is president or the federation, Mrs. Craighead corresponding secretary. and Mrs. Robbins editor.
 Mrs. R. " Taylor attended the Young women's Christian association conven- tion in Birmingham last week. Her guests in her private car were Mrs. u. H. Vaughan, Mrs. Harry Pillans, Miss Saida Billups, Miss Katie Hurtse and Mrs. Jack Ross
 Mrs. Virginia Mitchell has returned home after an absence of several months. Part of the time was spent with her son in Georgia and part with her daughter Mrs. Charles Mercer In Eufaua.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Taylor have re- turned from their bridal tour.
 MT. D. Maury Fry spent a few days In the city this week with his mother, Mrs. T. s. Fry.
 The first big dance of the season was given by the w. V. " Cotillon club Fri day evening at Temperance hall. All the younger set and the debutantes were on hand.
 MT and Mrs. Clifton Clarke have re- turned from trip to Chicago.
 Mrs. Will Porter and little daughter, Jessie left Wednesday for their home In Key West, after visit of few weeks to Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs. L. c. Dorgan.
 Miss Edith Marichal has gone to New Orleans to spend the winter at the Sophie Newcomb.
 Miss Emmie Hunter of New Orleans is visiting her sister, Miss Carrie Hunter.
 Mrs. LeRoy Brewer has Issued invita- tions to an ''at home" at which she will introduce her daughter, Miss Olive, for- mally to society. The reception will take place Wednesday evening. November 2s, from to il o'clock.
  boro is visiting her sister, Mrs. lnge Sel- den. Mrs Seed of Greensboro Is also Mrs. Seldens guest.
 Mrs. Daniel Huger has returned home after an absence of several months, and her daughter Mrs. Robert Wilkie of New Orleans, is visiting her.
 Miss Amanda Moore has had another laurel added to her wreath or social triumps and had the honor of dancing with Prince Louis at the ball on the Drake Mrs. Bailey Thomas was also noted among the beautiful women pres ent.
 Mrs. James D. Little has gone to Wash ington being called there by the illness of her brother-in-law. Mir. Con Little.
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Price well-known missionaries. were in the city this week. the guests of Mrs. Thomas McMillan.
 The Proot Bridge club will be enter tained Monday afternoon by Mrs. H. P. Vase.
 Mr. and Mrs James Crawford Tonart will give a cotilon for their sister, Miss Annie Knox Taylor Tuesday December D..
 Mrs. Rachel Heustis has returned from New York.
 Mrs. Benjamin Rhett entertained the Tea club Wednesday afternoon
 The Do-as-Y ou-Please club was enter tained by Mrs. E. W. Bondurant Friday afternoon. If is announced that the Country club will keep open house Thanksgiving. There will be golf handicap for prizes for the men and a putting contest for prizes for the ladies.
 The Fidelia club opened its season Of entertaining with ball Wednesday even- ing, which was much enjoyed. oPELIKA. aialA \ ao