The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-27
MONTGOMERY.

montgomery, May 26.-(Special. THE
weeks social life began with a german
on Monday evening at the Beauvoir club
led by Mr.. S. II. Roberts and Miss Let
ice Clark of Mobile.
A number of pupils of the Calhoun
Chamberlain school presented 'aThe Tam
Ing of the Shrew'' on Tuesday evening
with Miss Annie Laurie Sparl1es as kath-
crime and Miss Elizabeth Glass as Pc
truchio. A large audience of ladies en-
joyed the occasion and the informal re-
cepion which followed.
DIR. W. w. Smiths lecture to the
girls of the high school brought out a
large audience on wednesday morning.
DR.. Smith is president of the Randolph
Macon Noman's college in Virginia and
came to Alabama to attend the Methodist
conference in Birmingham.
On Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock
occurred the marriage of Miss Mary
Rudolph and Mr.. James Dunkln Haral-
son at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Caroline White Ruduph, 220 Wash
ington avenue, the Rev. Mark H. Hope
officiating. Mrs Eldridge Norton and
Miss Sara Rudolph We're matron and
maid of honor. Little Miss Allie Norton
of Birmingham, niece of the bride, was
followed Miss May Hardaway and Miss
Elizabeth Williams presided at the punch
table. This marriage unites two old
and honored families of the black belt
the Rudulphs OF Lowndes and the Har-
alsons of Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs HARRISON
have gone on a wedding trip to the east
and when they return will be at home in
Admission.
An Up jenkins party at the Beauvoir
club was an enjoyed occasion of Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Emmett Seibels was
captain of the winning side and Mr.. Cliff
ford Lanier of the other The party In
cluded Miss Detice Clark of Mobile. Miss
Caroline Harmon, Miss Louise Marks,
Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Miss fannie
Morris Cloud, Miss Clementina Marks.
Mr.. J. II. Faunce Mr.. Clifford Lanier,
Mr.. James Burton, Mr.. David Grassland,
Mr.. p. T. Sayre, Mr.. Emmett Seibels,
Mr.. Sheperd Roberts and Mr.. Atolpus
Stuart The party enjoyed a supper after
the games at the expense of the losing
side.
Mrs. Phares Coleman entertained at
cards on Tuesday when four beautiful
prizes were awarded: To Mrs. Jack
ThoringtonsS a brass pitcher; to Mrs J.
NJ deCottes. a china plate; to Mrs.
Charles Anderson, a china cream and
sugar set and to Miss Letice Clark a
white linen parasol.
MI. ana MIS-. v. Morgan MOTHS nave
returned from Mobile where they went to
attend the U. C. T. convention.
Miss Dot Laurette Thurman of Able
vile Is visiting her uncle, DIR. j. B. Long
Mrs. Robert c.. Arlington entertained
the Art Study club on Tuesday after
noon.
Brs. Bessie r. HARRISON and son, New
ton HARRISON of Selma, are the guests Of
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan HARRISON.
Among the ont al town guests at the
HARRISON Rudolph wedding were Mrs. II.
A. HARRISON and Mr.. Newton HARRISON
of Selma mother and brother of the
groom, Mrs. r. d. Render of LAGRANGE,
Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Norton of Bir
mingham Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Rudolph
of Hayneville and DR.. c. NJ. Rudolph of
Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. Alice Fits Hill has gone to Tus-
caloosa to visit her mother, Mrs. James
Fits
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker of New
York spent Tuesday in the city en- route
to New Orleans. Mrs. Parker was for
merly Miss Marguerite Kelly of Annis-
ton.
Miss Lucy Houston Reynolds is visit
ing her sister. Mrs W. G. Besson
Mrs. James Danforth of Birmingham
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. L.
Cobbs.
Miss Emma Lou Butts of Monganvile
Mrs. p c. Harrison and children have
gone to Knoxville to visit relatives
Miss Helen Boone of Mobile spent few
days of the week in Montgomery as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George II. Nc
Comb, who entertained at breakfast In
her honor on Wednesday morning. Miss
Boone was one of the charming sponsors
at the recent Confederate reunion in New
Orleans.
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson of Tus-
kegee have returned home after a visit
to her sister Mrs T. w. Cargill.
Miss Ruby Brazil of Brundidge is the
guest of Mrs. G. A. Pierson.
Miss Ethel Pelzer has returned from
Prattyile where she has been a guest
at the house party given by Miss Dora
Northington.
MI and Mrs. II. NJ. Patterson have
returned to their home in Atlanta after
visit to their daugher, Mrs. Ben
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