The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-05
MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, May 4.-(Special )-AIrs. Robert B. Eilenberg gave a bridge whist luncheon Wednesday in honor of her sis ter, Mrs. William Weaver of New York, who is her guest. It was a water lily party and bowls of lilies formed the deco rations. The prize and the prize water lily bowl was won by Mrs. James s. Will cox.
 Mrs. James. S. Wilcox entertained at bridge Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Weaver of New York.
 Mrs. Joseph Holt gave a card party Wednesday when the members of the Saturday Card club were her guests and she was assisted in entertaining by her sisters, Miss Jaen Iahey and Miss Alice Lahey and Miss Jean Craik.
 Mrs Homer LeGrand gave a card party Wednesday when the members of the Wednesday Card club and few other friends were her guests. The prize was won by Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett.
 Miss Mary Knowles was hostess Of the Queen of clubs on Wednesday when she had a number of other guests beside, and the two beautiful prizes awarded were won by Miss Jean Lahey and Miss Mildred Andrew
 Ten Montgomery clubs were represented at meeting held Monday at the Car negie library, when the meeting was Tor lii6 puIUOSe lD1DllIS d CiNS T SuNAo ton of Women's clubs. Mrs. Charles A. Stakely was chairman of the meeting as she has been at all the proceeding pre- liminary gatherings The officers elect ed were Mrs Phares Coleman, president; Mrs w. NJ. Hudson, vice presidents Mrs. Leon Veil, secretary Miss Rushton, treasurer and Miss Caroline Haralson recording secretary.
 The reception given in the Sunday school of St TOb0fs church DV the ladies of St. Johns and the Church of the Holy Comforter was a delightful oc- casion given in honor of the visiting dele gates to the auxiliary convention held here at that time.
 A picnic and dance was given Saturday by a number of young men in compli- ment to some visiting young ladies'
 At a meeting of the Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent society the officers elected to serve for the coming year are Mrs. Bertha Kahn, president Mrs. Dave Well, honorary vice president; Mrs. Henry Simon, vice president; Mrs. E. I. Cad don secretary and Mrs. Bertha Schloss, treasurer.
 Mrs. Cleveland A Terrell and little niece, Clara Toney Houston, who have been visiting Gen. and Mrs. William c. Oates, have returned to their home in Uniontown. Clara Toney Houston is a niece of Mrs. Oates. Her mother was the late Mrs. Houston. formerly Miss Clara Toney, one of the famous belles of the home Roseland, near Eufaula.
 Mrs. R. P. Dexter entertained the Mothers Union Thursday at her home on Hull street, when the main subject of discussion was the bill to be intro duced in the legislature providing for better educated county school superin- tendents. They endorsed the bill and pledged themselves to work for the pass ing of it by writing to the members of the legislature. Mrs. H. C. Gunnells was elected president of the Mothers Union for the coming year.
 The Ionian club was entertained by Mrs. w. H. Seymour Thursday, when the County school superintendent ques- ton claimed chief attention.
 Mrs. w A. Gayle was hostess of the No Name club on Thursday, when it was reciprocity day and papers from other clubs were read. Mrs James g. Will cox rendered a number of piano selec- tions and a plate luncheon followed the literary and music programme.