The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-19
A CARD PARTY.

her friends at euchre Friday night The guests were as follows: Mr. and Mrs August Schilinger, MT. and Mrs. Louis schillinger, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wil- der, Mr. and Mrs Joe Finger, Mrs. Al Schmidt of Louisville, Ky Miss Amelia Conradi. Miss Alma Petersen, Miss Emme Sehillnger Master Louis Schillinger Miss Ella and Miss Belkha Rainbow. and MT. and Mrs. Rainbow. Tie first ladies prize, a Japanese sugar bowl and cream pitcher was won by Mrs. Louis Schilinger. The first gentlemen g prize. an ornamented wooden beer stein. was won by Dr. ". H. Wilder. The beoby prize, a candelabra. was won by Miss Alma Petersen After the card playing an elegant plate lunch was served which was enjoyed by all present, NOTES AND PERSONAL.
 The Qui vive club will be entertained by Mrs. eGorge Hughes newt Friday af- ternoon. Besides the club members Mrs. Hughes has invited few other friends to meet her sister. Mrs. John Y. Smith, of Montgomery. Mrs. Smith is the guest of Mrs. Hughes and came to attend the McGuire-Carter wedding.
 Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs. Henry Dean will entertain their married friends at euchre and whist at the home of Mrs. Dean on the 2Sth and Both.
 
 Mrs l.. A. Stewart of Chicago. formerly of Birmingham, who has been in the city for the past two weeks. will return on Wednesday to her new home.
 The dance at the Athletic club on Fri day evenings are growing more and more popular every week it seems Last Friday night there was a most brilliant little gathering. and the presence of an out of town team, the Atlanta boys, enlivened everything. The basketball game itself was quite a bit of excitement, winding up with q lnurrah score for Birmingham. 40 to 13 in favor of our boys. Nearly all the debutantes of the present season and last season were present at the dance afterwards, and among them, as always. the belle of the ball was Miss Ethel Pelzer of Montgomery Miss Dunn s charming young guest one of the very prettest and most naively delightful girls who has even visited in Birmingham.
 
 The Edgeworth club met last Friday af- ternoon at the residence of Mrs. George Blinn, Jr., and next Friday afternoon will meet at the home of Mrs. Jere Clemmons King on St, Charles street, South High lands.
 most interesting event this week will be the lecture by MT. Jacob Riis on Tues day evening at the First Presbyterian church to be given under the auspices of the Conference of Women's clubs.
 
 Miss Ruth Beale of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs Thomas Simms. Mrs. Simms will entertain on Monday evening at an informal ehafiing dish party for Miss Beale.
 MT and Mrs Jonas Fox left yester- day for trip to Tampa, Fla. and Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Patton will move into their handsome new home on Twelfth avenue and Twenty-frst street, north, In few days.
 Miss Bertha Eather1y has returned from a visit to relatives in Nashville.
 
 Miss Suppora Levine of New York ar rived yesterday afternoon to be the guest of Miss Minnie Meyer.
 Miss Maud Allen of Montevallo Is the guest of Miss Edna Moore and will re- main until after Thursday.
 Mrs R. D. Johnston Is enthusiastic over her trip to the Boys Industrial institute of East Lake. The commissioners courts met in Troy, Dothan and Ozark. Troy gave $l15, Dothan $1O0 and Ozark s10s Mrs. Johnston found the people of these counties very kind and generous.
 
 There will be a called meeting of the Pelham Chapter, U. D. C., Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the Cable Piano hall by order of the president.
 Mrs C. " Crute of Nashville is in the city visiting friends and relatives. She will remain for a week or ten days
 Mrs Elford read an able paper before the Woman's club yesterday afternoon She discussed the question, "To Whai Degree Are Our Educated Women Con tributing to the Betterment of Society,"" The Young Ladies' auxiliary of th' Eleventh Avenue Methodist church vii