The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-28

and the guests included d bright and 1n- teresting eoterie of young married wo- men
 Mrs Futile. who now resides in Dallas, was extensively entertained during her visit 10 Birmingham, where she has so many friends in a certain charmed circle, where she was always one of It's gayest and most fascinating women. In this coterie she has daily been entertained and her departure came all too soon. Her uncle, MT. Trezevant, with whom she re- sided in Dallas. lavished much of his great wealth upon Mrs. Futile and her children Robert and Rita, both of whom are very handsome and attractive. Mrs. Futile is considered one of the most charming hostesses In Dallas society,
 Society has received so many acquisi- tions in the large number of young mat rons this winter that they form a rather exclusive and decidedly interesting CO., terie. Theere were a dozen or more of the winters brides invited to meet Mrs. J. Motion Smith on Thursday and in looking over the list it was almost sur prsing to see how many young matrons have been added to the social set. Of the recent brides. Mrs. David Thompson is the first to go to housekeeping. The Thompsons have leased the furnished residence of Mrs Allan w. Haskell, as told in these columns the paH week. and are now installed there. It is not any thing new for young Mrs. Thompson to preside over a house, as before her mar riage she was for several years the sole hostess at her fathers home on Tenth avenue.
 The Carter-Clarke wedding on Wednes- day was a prominent event of the week. Mrs Carter, whom every one expected to make a perfectly regal looking bride, was certainly very distinguished looking when she came down the stairway of her fine old residence and was met by MT. Carter at the improvised altar of palms. white satin and white candles at the far end of the hall. Among her family who were present at the ceremony were her sisters, Mrs. William Walker and Mrs. Florence Earle Jordan. Among other relatives were MT. and Mrs. Gray, Miss Louise Walker, Mrs. l. F. Young, MT. and Mrs. William Mudd Walker, MT. and Mrs. Por- ter Walker, Dr. and Mrs. William Mudd Jordan, Dr. Lewis Coleman Morris. MT. William Mudd Martin gave the bride away.
 MT Carter had a bachelor dinner given him the evening before his marriage. Judge Charles Ferguson and that group of men who have been close friends for years made the occasion one of brilliant toasts, and the dinner was one of the happiest bachelor affairs ever given in Birmingham.
 The 1uncheons, afternoon receptions and card parties of the week have brought to- gether both maids and matrons. Mrs. w V. M Robertson gave a large card party to Mss Beirne, a charming woman, whom nearly a hundred guests were in- vfted to meet Mrs. Darlington gave a reception to her house guests, the Misses Darlington of Virginia, Mrs Gillespie of Tennessee and Miss Seelye of New Or leans, the group of handsome visiting women being augmented by a large re- ceiving party, who welcomed over hun dred guests.
 The arrival yesterday of Mrs. Hugh M. Conner and her daughter, Miss Mary Co., mer, from Savannah. Ga, was of much social interest. They are the guests of Mrs. Braxton Bragg Conner. Another charming young woman who is expected to arrive in Birmingham on Monday Is Mrs. Fletcher Conner, who is coming up from the Conner plantation.