The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
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Montgomery, November 24.-tSpeciaD.-
The first dancing party of the season
occurred on Wednesday evening, when
hfr. and Mrs. S. y. Marks entertained
mt a programme dance for their daugh-
aer Miss Clement Marks, and her cousin,
AIlss Elizabeth Marks, of Kentucky, who
Is her guest Their home on Madison
avenue was attractively adorned in white
roses and chrysanthemums and American
beauty roses. Mrs. Joseph Drum and Mrs.
Albert Taber of Columbia, S. c. presided
over the punch table.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Haas celebrated the
4wenty-dfth anniversary Of their mar
riage on Saturday evening, when they en-
halned at a reception at the Standard club
The handsome club house was beautiful
with an elaborate placing of palms. ferns,
ismilax, autumn leaves and cut flowers
Mrs Joe Nackman, Miss Diana Kahn,
Miss Flossie Wiel and Miss Della Mohr
,presded over the two punch tables, which
were adorned In autumn leaves plumosa
and grapes. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Haas
in receiving their guests were their
daughter Miss Jeanetta Haas their sons,
Mr.. j. Lionel Haas, Mr.. Alfred NJ Haas
and Reuben Haas Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
J. Well Mrs |. Well Miss Louise We'll,
DIR and Mrs. Ehrenreich and the Misses
Haas of Atlanta.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 5. Is.
MARKS entertained at n reception Tor her
daughter Miss Clement Marks, and Miss
Elizabeth Marks of Kentucky. Mrs. Jo-
geph Drum and Mrs. Albert Taber pre-
sided over the punch table, and Mrs. Mo-
harren, Mrs Il. j. Baldwin, Mrs NJ =.
1.eGrand, Miss Annie Williams. Miss Fan
nie Mathews, Mrs b. l.. Boykn and Miss
Rebecca Pollard assisted Mrs. Marks.
pretty home wedding of Tuesday was
that of Miss Nirgie Lee Num- ana Dr.
Walter b. Lanford of Kramer. which oc-
Cured at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs James Num-. The
bride was given away by her father, and
Mrs. Num-, attired in gray silk, was the
anatron of honor Mr. Davis Colyas was
hest man. Shortly after the ceremony the
young couple left for New Orleans, where
they will spend a few days
Miss Clement Marks entertained at cards
on Thursday morning in compliment to
her guest, Miss Elizabeth Marks of Ken
Tueky. The apartments devoted TO the
games were decorated in frequent vases
and bowls of roses and chrysanthemums.
On each table was huge white chrysan-
lfhemum to be cut for. Miss Lee Marks
kept score Miss Elizabeth Baldwin won
a gold barette, and Miss Mary Mapes
silver mounted powder box.
Miss Dele ATohr entertained at cards on
Thursday. when American beauty roses
and white chrysanthemums adorned the
apartments in which the games were
played. Mrs. s. Solomon and Mrs. Ehren-
reclx kept score. Two handsome prizes
were awarded. To Miss Jessamine Rice,
a povely picture, and to Miss Elsie Bett-
man a comb.
Miss Jennie Sistrunk has gone to New
York where she is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs Daniel Bull.
Miss Flora Buell.. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, has re-
turned to her home in Birmingham.
Miss Julia Brickman entertained the
members of the Young Ladies' Whist club
and few friends on Thursday, when Miss
Fannie Kohn of Opelka won the guests
prize a bottle of toilet water, and Mrs.
Henry Moog was awarded the club prize,
a pretty jewelry box.