The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-10
MONTGOMERY

Montgomery, February 9.-(Special.)-A
| large number of small affairs have been
! crowded into the social calendar OF these
| days nearing Lent. Small dinners, thea
| tire parties, luncheons and small card
parties have filled the days and even
ings, but few large entertainments have
| taken place.
On Monday evening the members of
| the Beauvoir club gave one of the lar
gest germans of the season. 1t is the
| last of the winter season excepting one
more, to be given on next Monday, when
the dance will be led by Mr.. S. II.
Roberts with Miss Algle Hardwick.
The members of the Country club are
to give a cotillon this Saturday even
| ing
| Miss Rebecca Rutledge gave a large
| card party on Thursday morning and
the two handsome prizes awarded fell
to Miss Lucille Wilkinson, Miss Eliza
beth Baldwin and Mrs. Frank Brlcken OF
! Luverne.
Miss Clements Marks, gave a beautiful
| luncheon on Thursday in honor of her
| guests, Misses Kate and Jennie Jordan
of Tallassee. There were covers for four
| teen and the party included Miss Algie
| Hardwiek Miss Kate Steiner Miss Iucie
| Taylor of Demopois, Miss Bessie Vim,
Miss Dorothy Seibs, Miss Susie May, Miss
Marguerite Rice, Miss Mary Mapes Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin and Elizabeth Marks.
The marriage of Miss Grace Halls and
| Mr.. Pope Foster was an interesting event
of Wednesday. The bride is a daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Halls and
| the groom is a son of Mrs. Lizzie Posey
Foster of Birmingham. Miss Coralettel
| Metcalf was maid of honor and Mr..
| Hugh Stuart was best man. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Foster will reside with his cousins,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stolenwercke, when
they return from their wedding trip.
Mrs. w. ]. Drum entertained infor-
mally at bridge on Thursday morning.
Miss Annie May and Miss Margaret
Dimmick gave a five o'clock tea to their
guests Miss Elizabeth Moore of st. Louis
and Miss Ella Webb of Tennessee. There
were a large number of guests and they
were assisted by about twenty-five OF the
most prominent young matrons and young
| ladies of Montgomery.
On Thursday evening a theatre party
was given In honor of Miss Moore and
Miss Webb.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Offutt and
| Mr. Cornelius Sadler, that was to have
taken place on Tuesday, has been In
| definitely postponed on account of the
illness of Miss Offutt. She was taken i'll
Just two hours before the hour appointed
| for the ceremony.
Mrs. James S. Wilcox gave a FIVE
| her guest. Mrs. Frank Lumpkin of CO.
| lumbus. Ga There were about a hundred
| guests and it was one of the most beau
| tiful functions of the winter. Mr.. Hugh
| Stewards dinner for Mr.. Pope Foster
| ON Monday evening was one of the de-
! lightful small affairs of the week. The
guests were the attendants at the Foster
! Halls wedding.
The marriage of Miss Florence Gassen-
| heimer and Mr.. Albert Moog was an
| event of Wednesday. Miss Alma Gassen-
heimer, sister of the bride, was maid of
| honor.
| Mrs. Ira Virgin gave a card party
| on Wednesday when her guests were the
| members of the Wednesday card party,
in addition to a number of other friends.
Misses Laura and Maggie Chambers
entertained number of friends at an up
| Jinkins party on Friday evening.
| Miss Elizabeth Baldwin entertained at
luncheon on Friday. There were twelve
| covers.
| The members of the Mothers union met
with Mrs. William Ledgyard on Wednes-
day, when the subject was Stories and
Story Telling" and Mrs Forney Steven
son read the paper.
Mrs s. We'll entertained at five O'Clock
| tea on Monday In honor OF her guest,
| Miss Bertah HELEN of Cleveland.