The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
MONTGOMERY.


 Montgomery, May 1a-A beautiful small affair Of the past week was the luncheon given by Mrs. E. R. McDavid In honor of her guest Miss Gillespie. of Birmingham, on Tuesday Ut noon. six course luncheon was served at six small tables with four covers each, At each course tho guest of honor progressed. The place cards were. tied to pink roses.
 Miss Corolette Metoalf gave card par ty on Wednesday, when she entertained her guests at Pickett Springs There were eight tables arranged in the pavil- lion for six-hand euchre. and prizes were awarded to Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Willodell Dickerson and Miss Miriam Bramo. The score was kept by Miss Mary Metcalf. sister of the hostess, and the score cards were Picket Springs postals.
 At a meeting of the Council of Jewish Women, held on Monday, Mrs. B. Frank was elected president, Mrs. Simon Loeb vice president, Mrs. w. B. Freidman was reelected secretary, and Mrs. Henry Simon was elected treasurer Miss Hanaw of Louisville, Ky. was guest in the city, and she delivered an address to the i members on the subject of the settlement work In her city-a work of which she is the leading spirit
 Miss Olivia Arlington entertained the members of the Ionan club on Wednes- 1 day at her home on Church street, when papers were read by Miss Lala Moore, Miss Ethel Marks, Miss Carolyn Haral- son and Mrs. Lamar Law. Guests of 1 tho Clnh nF New York and Miss Brooks of Texas ], The card party given in honor of the l visiting ladies on the T. P. A. conyen- tion on Wednesday at the Elks club home was one of the enjoyable affairs of the 1 week. There were seven tables placed for l four-hand euchre. The visiting guests of honor were Mrs. Higgon, Mrs. New man and Mrs. Harvey, all of Birmingham i The two prizes were, won by Mrs. l.. C. Cardinal and Mrs. c. F. Moritz. Souve- mfrs of the afternoon were clusters of sweet peas.
 The young ladies who were sponsors l for the Beauvoir club on Saturday aft 1 ernoon, when the Beauvoir club and the 1 Country club played ball, were Misses | Lucile Wilkinson Caroline Hannon, Jen- nie Sistrunk. Fannie May Cloud Mildred 1 Keller, Annie Lowe. and Bessie Thoring- l ton. For the Country club Misses Annie Lou Chiffon, Jean Lahey, Ethel Pelzer and Florence Dawson. The losing team l is to give the winning one a german on Monday evening The colors were crimson and white, and those of the Country club were blue and white.
 Mrs. G. F. Mcdonald left Saturday for Norfolk. Va. where she will spend i several weeks before going to New York for the summer.
 Mir and Mrs W. E. Pierce have gone to Chattanooga to attend the Southern Baptist convention.
 Mrs. J. l.. Hall returned. from Gulf port, where she has been spending some time.
 Miss Catherine Jelks has returned from Mobile, where she has been visiting Miss Mary Morris Clark Miss Carrie Knox and Miss Margaret Reynolds, both of Anniston. were guests of Mss Clark at the same time. and these attractive young women received much attention during their visit to Mobile.
 On Wednesday evening a trolley ride all over the city was given in honor of the T. P. A. visiting ladies'
 MT. and Mrs. Omar Chestnut recently of Murfreesboro, Tenn, have come to make Montgomery their home. and have taken residence on Sayre street for the l summer.
 
 mingham are the guests of MT. and Mrs J. s. Hamilton at their home on South l Court street.
 Mrs Charles Jackson of Birmingham is with her mother Mrs. William Tatum. She was called here on account of the death of her little niece. Frances Janette Kelley. little daughter of MT. and Mrs Whitfield Kelley.
 Miss Agnes Carr is visiting friends in Washington. She will spend some time in New York before returning home.
 MT and Mrs. Henry T. Bartlette have returned from Faunsdale, where they have been visiting relatives for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Stringfellow have gone to their summer home at Mountain Creek to remain until the fall. 1 MT. Edward Jones has returned from Columbus. Ga, accompanied by MT. Penti- cost, who is very i'll at an infirmary in | tho oi