The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21
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one OF much Denent as we'll as social
enjoyment to those present
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Mobile, January 2O.-(special.-Mr and
Mrs George Gale of Birmingham are
spending some time in Mobile and are
located with Miss Annie Brown on Con-
ception street.
Mrs. Wilbur Brown spent Monday in
Mobile and returned Thursday to attend
the masquerade dance given by Mrs. Gay
lard B. Clark TO her daughter. Lettice
Lee
Mrs. Alice Smith of Birmingham is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Gregory L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lebanon Taylor
have returned from Washington where
they went to be present at the debut re-
ception of their sister, Miss Hannah Will
lard Taylor.
Miss Ellen Smith arrived Monday to be
present at the masquerade dance of her
niece, Miss Lettuce Lee Clark and is the
guest of Mrs. B. F. Adams.
Miss May Chamblin has gone to visit
friends In Kansas City.
Mr. w. j. Hearin has returned to New
Orleans after visit to his mother, Mrs
Robert Hearin.
DR.. W. L. Murphy and Mrs. G. G.
Newton are on a visit to Mrs. Robert
Hearin.
Mrs Kenneth Benie of Brooklyn is
the guestiof her sister, Mrs. H. II. Pat
terson.
Mr.. Rio Rubira entertained a few OF
his friends at the theatre on Monday
evening and afterwards at a supper at
Kloskys.
The Hamilton Whist club met with
Mrs. Elliott Johnston. Mrs. Johnston and
Miss Lula LIE Baron made the highest
score. north and south, and Mrs Brood
wood and Mrs. Donald the highest east
and west.
Mrs. W. H. Monk entertained the Pivot
Whist club on Monday afternoone A beau
| tiful two-course luncheon was served and
afterwards the game of bridge was en-
joyed Mrs. Charles A. Hall received the
first prize and Mrs. Leaney Robbins the
consolation.
Mrs. c. L. Shaver entertained at a
card party in honor of her sister, Miss
Richly Shaver of Salisbury, N G.
Mrs. w. b. Dunlap entertained at her
| home on Jackson street at bid euchre
in honor of her two daughters, Miss Alice
and Miss Annie Lee
| Mrs. w. G.. Crutchfield is visiting her
parents In Greensboro. N. c.
Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson has gone
to Birmingham, called. there by the i'll
| ness OF her sister, Mrs. Bush.
| The Drawing Cards were entertained
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph
McPhilllps Mrs. Percy Finlay of Mem
phis was presented with the guest prize
and Miss Alne st. John won the club
prize.
The marriage of Miss Marie Regina
Gelbke and Mr. Gabriel Martin Drey was
celebrated on Tuesday at o'clock at
the cathedral, the ceremony being per-
pd w hn QaxF
maid of honor was Miss Eugenia O'Brlen
ana the little flower girl. Sadie M. Linn
mons. Mr., Albert E. Drey was best
man.
! Mrs. L. NJ. Mcmillan entertained at
tea at o'clock Tuesday afternoon in
honor of three visiting guests, Mrs Pc
terson of Greensboro, Mrs Cobb Of At
lanta, and Mrs. Redd Of Virginia The
ladies who assisted in receiving were Mrs.
Edward Fearn, Mrs, James H. Webb,
Mrs. James Coleman, Mrs. d. b. Cobb,
Mrs. Murphy Williams, Mrs. j. J. Black
| sher, Mrs. John Hulsbush, Mrs II. M.
Hopper, Mrs Pride Jones and Miss Bes-
sic, Miss Margaret and Miss Julia Lake.
Mrs. John Quill and Mrs. L. l.. Irwin
served the tea and Mrs. H, T. Inge and
Mrs. B. b. Boone entertained most charm
ingiy with their delightful music.
] Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Tompkins enter
tained at a dance on Tuesday evening
in honor of their debutante daughter. Miss
Mamie.
The vocal solo of Mr.. william Airy
was qnite delightful feature of the
Aquinas Reading Circle, which met at
the McGill institute on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. ]. c. Richardson of Greenyille.
Ala, Is In the city the guest of Mrs.
Howard Bragg.
Miss Mabel Howard Cleveland has is
sued cards to an, ''at home" January %
in honor of MISS Bertha Fitzgerald of
| Montgomery.
! The Shakespeare club met Saturday
with Mrs c. ]. Torrey.
Mrs. H. t. Hopper entertained at cards
on Wednesday in honor of Miss Brewer
and Miss Jones.
The Young Matrons' Euehre club met
with Mrs. Sig. Bauer on Thursday.
The Five Hundred Card club were
entertained by Mrs. James Gibbony on
Thursday.
Miss Amanda Moore entertained the
Discards on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. e. ]. Buck entertained the ''Do-as-
You-Like" club on Friday afternoon.
| Dr. Henry Goldthwate and Dr. Francis
of the Marine hospital service. and Mr.
Erwin Craighead and Mr.. w. M. Mar
shall left Saturday on the steamship An
selin for Panama, Colon and the ports
along the west of the Central American
states.
The masquerade and fancy dress ball,
given Thursday evening by Mrs Gayena
B. Clark in honor of her daughter. Miss
Lettice Lee Clark, was a beautiful sue
cess. The ballroom was Japanese in its
decorations The ceiling represented a
bower of green, from which numerous
! electric lights in Japanese lanterns were
suspended and all around the room hun
dreds of stately hollyhocks of every shade
transformed the place into a veritable
garden of those beautiful flowers Mrs.
Clark, regal looking In black lace and
parma violets was assisted in receiving
by Mrs, Foy Torrey, Mrs. Hodgson Mar
shall, Mrs. vass. Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Bill
lups, Mrs. c. E. Huger, Mrs. Rich, Mrs.
Brewster, Mrs. Goldshy, Mrs. Adams, Mrs.
Trplett and Miss Ellen Smith. Miss
Lottie Lee Clark represented rose, pink
moss bud, just bursting into bloom. The
| skirt was made of numerous pieces Of
shaded pink silk, arranged to have the
real effect of petals and the bodice was
of green velvet, extending we'll down be-
low the hips and cut to look just like
the calyx, while the sleeves looked like
| two small pink buds coming out from the