The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Social and Personal.

Miss Cornelia Fulton entertained last evening at cards, for the members of the graduating class of the High school. Pro- gressive Fan Tan was played, and the sweet pea color scheme was carried out with delightful success in both the dainty little scorecards and the arrangement of the refreshment table. The ladies' prize, a hat pin, was captured by Miss Nan nie Sloan, and the gentlemen's prize, knife, was won Dy MT. William Lanier. One of the novel features of the enter tainment was the post card game. Each card bore the name of some favorite actor or actress. For instance, the gen. tleman that had a card bearing the name Nat Goodwin was forced to guess at the name of the lady that had card read ing Maxine Elliott. Miss Furerson won the ladies' prize, box of stationary, and MT. Homer Hurd won the gentle mems prize, pair of hand-worked sleeve supporters. Those present were, Miss Mamie Sloan, Miss Erline Moore, Miss Elize Robinson, Miss Carrie Benton, Miss Pearl Kimball, Miss Lulie Hard, Miss Lucia Burns, Miss Virginia Love- joy, Miss Nellie Kelly, Miss Lealah Fur gerson and Miss Nora Winters.
 MT. William Lanler, MT. Henry Hurd, MT. Tom Carlisle, MT. Clinton Mims, MT. Homer Hurd, MT John Mcconnell, MT. Hugh MvInary, MT. Percy Benton, MT. George Davies, MT. Harry Godloe and MT. Pitro Noster.
 The T. J. E. club was entertained on Thursday afternoon by little Miss Nellie Christlieb. Several interesting games were played, and the final prize was won by Miss Willie Allen. After the games the little hostess took the party over to Fulton's opening, where delicious ices were served The club Is composed of eight little ladies as follows: Peryl Pin ner, Willie Allen, Katie Lacy, Sadie Corn well. Kate Cornwell, May Kennedy, Ruby Crook and Nellie Christlieb.
 Mrs Andrew Mitchell and Mrs. Dedman of Birmingham spent yesterday with Mrs. w. D. Taylor.
 Mrs. w. T. Warlick is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs George Mohns, in Ensley.
 MT George Tarrant of Birmingham spent a few hours in the city today.
 Mrs. w. H. Dennis left this morning for sayre to visit Mrs. l. F. Perkins.
 Mrs. J. o. Berry of Birmingham is spending a few days with Mrs. W. P. Golson.
 MT. J. c. Simmons of Birmingham is registered at the Grand.
 Miss Yetta Barr of Ensley, who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs M Barr, returned home today.
 MT. Andrew D. Maddox, the popular manager of the Southern Bell Telephone company, who has been quite i'll at Reed CT s hospital for the past few days, was able to leave the hospital yesterday and Is rapidliy recovering.
 Mrs. C. K. Gray will entertain the Young Ladies' club next Friday after noon.
 Dr. Compton, one of the physicians on the staff of the Tennessee company re- turned today from Baltimore.
 Dr. S. E. Gruot chief surgeon of the Tennessee company, left yesterday for a staq of several weeks in Atlantic City.
 MT. Ike Marks has returned from Au- burn to spend the holidays in this city.
 Miss Glydis Huffman will leave for Bir- mingham on Monday to take special teachers course, and will make her home for the time with MT. Cleve Huffman.
 Mrs. Chelse Hagler and Miss Maggie McBurney have returned from a visit to Corpus Christi Tex.