The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-13
EVENTS
 IN SOCIAL WORLD. Afternoon Teas and Club
 Meetings DANCES AT THE CLUB The First of the Mid-Winter Dancing Glasses Will Be Held This Evening at the Country Club for Both
 Married and Unmarried.
DANCES AT THE CLUB

The first meeting of the Dancing club organized among Country club members will be held this evening at the club. The classes will be under the instruction of Professor Welsner, and promise to be a delightful feature of the winter. A num- Der of young married people will become members and also the unmarried set, much interest having been expressed in the club. MT. J. Douglass Kirkpatrick. the president of the Country club, ever interested in all that pertains to the pleas ure of the members. hopes that the danc- ing classes will be very popular and the members who have so far expressed their interest represent smueh of the club spirit which has resulted in varied amusements for it's entire membership. Professor Weisner has successfully directed dancing classes in this city for several years and is personally very popular.
 Miss Una Webb's afternoon tea yester- day in compliment to Miss Jennie Hood was a charming occasion of the week, assembling a number of young women. The decorations were in palms, ferns and cut flowers, while wedding bells were also appropriately used. A buffet luncheon was served during the afternoon Miss Webb wore lovely gown of white net and lace over chiffon and trimmed with real lace, and Miss Hood was beautifully attired in blue fish net over silk, finished with bowknots.
 to xupr Mrs. Asbury Barnett, Mrs. John Hlne. Miss Catherine Hunt. Miss Alice Moore, Miss Helen VanHoose Miss Luetta Gregg, Miss Jessie Thompson, Mrs Berry Baugh and Mrs. John Fletcher.
 A brilliant event in Montgomery socie- ty was the opening reception of the Beau voir club on Thursday evening. The club has recently added a magnificent new ball room, and many improvements have been made The club includes in it's member ship all of Montgomery's well known bachelors and many men in the married set. It is a wealthy club and club very rich in traditions, because of it's distinc- tion in being one of the oldest social clubs in the state.
 
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Pilgrim Congregational church will hold a tea In the Colonial apartments on Tenth avenue near Sixteenth street as the guest or Mrs. J. w. Richardson on Thursday even ing January IS. Music will be rendered and refreshments served. The public is cordially invited.
 Mrs James Hillman was among the out of town guests at the Beauvoir club reception.
 Mrs. Hudgins and Miss Marie Hudgins have gone to New York.
 sgnor Morettl and Mrs. Moretti are in town.
 Mrs. S. B. Daniel is in Montgomery.
 The usual Saturday market will be un- usually attractive today at the Woman's s exchange. Breads and cakes will be for sale and other home made delcacies.
 Mrs. R. D. Johnston, Mrs. T. G. Bush and Mrs. Algernon Nelson attended the annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Boys Industrial school held on Thursday in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs D. Rich have returned from their bridal trip and have taken apartments with MT. NJ Veil on Sixteenth a,,e,,ue and Twentieth street, South.