The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29

pleasant occasion. Mrs. Hanna was as- sisted in receiving by her sisters, Mrs. Northrup, Mrs. Mack Otis and Miss Irene Hanna. The prizes offered were dainty and attractive, and the luncheon served at the close of the games very delight full one.
 'The Ruggles Family given for the benefit of the athletic association Thurs day evening in Greensboro, was bril- liant success in every way Mrs. w. B. Frazer of Auburn assumed the leading role and trained the local talent for the other parts.
 Miss Rosalie Tutwiler entertained a number of guests Friday evening with progressive games. It proved to be one of the most delightful entertainments of the season. Miss Martha Young was present and delighted those present with some of her recitatons from her Bird Legends"
 Mrs. l.. J. Lawson has as her guests Miss Bunkley of Montgomery. Friday af ternoon a number of charming girls were bidden to come up and cook. later it be- ing understood that the gentlemen were to arrive and test their ability in that department. The hostess had the fore thought to provide delicious luncheon.
 FORT PAYNE.
 Fort Payne, October 2S.-(Special)- Quite a unique afternoon party was a buffet luncheon given by Mrs. Henry l.. Traphagen Tuesday in honor of her sis ter, Mrs Frank l.. Traphagep, of Mas silon. Ohio. The guests were given tiny Japanese lanterns to tighten them both in wit and memory They were next presented with pencils and dainty little programmes, and were told to secure partners for ten numbers, and that they would be allowed only two minutes to Il. .ls4- u the pronoun "I'' must not occur or they would have to pay forfeit from dainty cup of bon-bons which was given to each guest. The subjects were Fort Payne, babies, husbands. fashions, money, house. keeping, the circus, matrimony gossip, dogs versus cats. Mrs. Leola T. Parke was the least egotistical of all. and she was therefore presented with the first prize, a box of imported Chinese tea, by Mrs. Frank L. Traphagen The guests were then invited into the handsome and beautifully decorated dining room, where they were served a most delicious buffet luncheon. Next was a memory game. in which the guests were all marched around a table on which were fifty small arti- cles. After marching slowly around twice they then wrote down on cards all of the articles they could remember Mrs. Hary Minott proved to have the best memory, she having remembered forty eight out of fifty. She therefore received as prize handsome box of very fine candy. Delicious frappe and wafers were served. The house was elaborately dec- orated with autumn leaves and chrysan- themums.
 The ladies of the Cumberland Presby- terian church gave an oyster supper at the DeKalb hotel Friday night. fat which a neat sum was realized.
 HUNTSVILLE.
 Huntsville October 2S-(Special )-The marriage of Miss Johnnie Theodore Gar ner, daughter of Tax Assessor John Garner, to Rev. Richard T. Tyler. pastor of the Merrmack Methodist church, has been announced to take place on October sl at the home of the brides parents
 Ms 'H7''' Turner Clanton entertained tho :, ~inp Married Peoples club Tuesday evening. The prizes of the occasion were won by Mrs. T. L. Mastin and Miss SaJie Lane.
 Mrs. Earle Smith entertained about