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

Montgomery January 27-(Special.)-On Monday evening a beautiful german at the Aeauvoir club was led by Captain g. H. Roberts with Miss Algle Hardwick. There were about forty couples in the march, with which the evening dancing began.
 Perhaps the most brilliant affair of the week in the way of receptions was the one at which Mrs. Henry M. Hobbie, Mrs. Richard Hobbe and Miss Emma Jackson entertained on Tuesday after noon when their guest of honor was Mrs. Moseley of Union Springs, sister of Mrs. Hobbie, who is visiting her. Assisting In introducing the callers were lars. w. H. Seymour and Mrs. J. M. deCottes and presiding at the punch bowl were Mrs. Phares Coleman and -1rs. John Gay, and pouring coffee and chocolate were Mrs. Buckner Beasley and Mrs William Jackson,
 The entertainment given on Monday evening under the auspices of the Coun- cil of Jewish women was one of the most delightfud occasions of the week On the programme were Miss Jaeoby. pianist Miss Nelly Wolff. volinist; Miss Sakes, vocalist; Miss Millspaugh, vocal ist; Miss Price, recitationist.
 Mrs. J. Craig Smith gave a card party on Tuesday when her guests were pre- sented to her sster-in-law Mrs. Conner of Co1iler, and she was assisted in keep ing score by Miss Katherine Jelks. The prizes were won by Mrs. Cabanss of Birmingham and Mrs. Hubert Dent
 Miss Coralette Metcalf has gone to Washington to visit friends.
 Mrs. John Fillmore has returned from Macon, Ga. where she has been visit ing her mother, Mrs. Peeler.
 The members of the Falcon club en- tertained at a german on Wednesday evening. led by MT. Sam Schloss, with Miss Jessamine Rice.
 Mrs E. A deFuniac has returned from Detroit where she has been visiting her father MT. Qunby, editor of the Detroit Free Press.
 Miss Eleanor Offutt has gone to Blr- mngham to visit friends.
 Miss Tyson of Baltimore is the guest of her aunt. Mrs T. Gardner Foster
 Mrs. R. c. Bricke of Huntsville was guest of honor at a delightful card party, given on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs William Shoemaker and Mrs. Richard Banks It was a bridge luncheon and at five tables the games were played. On each was a handsome deck of cards awarded as prize for the highest score The games were followed by five-course luncheon.
 Miss Mary Mapes has gone to Birming- ham to visit her sister. Mrs. Eli P Smith.
 Miss Annie Reid of Birmingham is visiting MT. and Mrs Alexander Troy
 On Wednesday evening at o'clock at the home of MT and Mrs. Robert B. Eilenberg the marriage of Miss Lila Ed wards and Mir. Edward Oscar Harper was celebrated, the Rev. c. A. Stalley officiating. The ceremony was followed by wedding supper. The party included Mir and Mrs. Harper, MT. and Mrs. Enenberg, MT. and Mrs. William Max well. MT and Mrs. J. M. deCottes and Mrs. Mary Leigh of New Jersey.
 Mrs. Mary Leigh of New Jersey Is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Eilenberg.
 Miss Tessle Drum and MT. Emanuel C. Marx, at the home of her mother Mrs. Drum, were married on Wednesday evening, Rabbi Messing officiating. A beautiful affair of Wednesday was the luncheon given by Mrs. William A. Gunter in honor of Mrs Beeland and Mrs. R. A. Lee, both of Greenvlle. There were twelve guests. including Mrs. " A Gayle Mrs. Harris Gunter Mrs, Powell Mrs A. G. Forbes, Mrs. J A. Olin Mrs J. M. deCottes. Mrs. F. S. Persons. Mrs Frank James, Mrs. w. M. Teague and Mrs. W. A. Gunter, UT. At the home of Mrs, S. s. Willis, her daughter. Miss Ellen Willis and MT. Les lie Powell were married on Wednesday evening.