The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-14
STATE
 SOCIAL
MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, April 13-(Special)-Th spring season of dancing functions as far as the BeauVoir club is concerned has been very short one. Just the Easter german and no more. The Saturday hops at the Country club go on and will prob ably all summer.
 The annual spring hop of the Montgom- cry Greys on Friday evening was an event enjoyed by many, though the play by Leslie-Carter diminished the pleasure seekers there. The march was led by Captain Everet Jackson with Miss Ro- berta Roberts, who is sponsor for the company.
 Miss Alice Lahey entertained the satur- day Card club when the prizes fell to Miss Compton, who is visiting Miss Ethel Marks. and to Miss Lucy Randolph.
 On Thursday Mr Sam Sable entertained a number of friends at dinner in cele- bration of his fiftieth birthday.
 Mrs Louis B. Farley and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon have returned from an extended @isit to California and other points west. They have been gone for several months and have been visiting Mrs. Hillman of Birmingham at her winter home in Den yer.
 Miss Ethel Marks entertained the Tin taEil on Monday, when the programme included papers by Miss Janet Hurter, Miss Olive Macdonald and Miss Fannie Mathews. Also an address by Mrs. Geo. l.. Worth of St. Louis on the subject of "Woman's Suffrage and Civil Service Re form" Mrs. Worth is the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Frank Duncan and Mrs. M. C. Scott
 Mrs. Harris Gunter has gone to Allan ta to visit her sister, Mrs. Saunders.
 Miss Florence Davidson has gone to Mobile, where she went to be attendant at the marriage of her cousin. Miss Hodg- son.
 On Tuesday the marriage of Miss Re- bekah Sayre and MT. Thomas Burling Halock occurred at 6:l5 o'clock in St. Johns church, Rev. F. E. Cobbs offlcIat- ing The bride. is a daughter of Mrs. F. T. Sayre and has lived in New York for the past five years, dnrIng which time she has occupied the position of librarian in the Hudson Guild. She was accom- panied to the altar by her brother Mir. Scott Sayre, and her brother MT. Paul Tucker Sayre was best man. Mr Hal lock is connected with Claffiin X O.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross entertained the members of the White House association Tuesday. She is regent of the associa- tion, having been elected after Mrs. J. D. Beale went to New York to make her home.
 Mrs. Hubert Dent entertained at cards on Tuesday. when the members of the Tuesday Card club and d few other friends were her guests. The prizes fell to Mrs. Jack Thorington and Mrs. Vic tor Hanson and she was assisted by Mrs. w. A. Gayle.
 The Art Study club met with Mrs. Chas Coleman on Tuesday, when papers were read by Miss Joseph Burton, Miss Lala Moore, Miss Caroline Haralson and Miss Rutson Hatchett
 The Ladies' Auiiary to the Y. NJ. c. A. has been giving an Irish fair during three days of the past week for the purpose of making money to furnish the nineteen bed rooms in the new building and the fair has been a success. An attractive programme of music has been rendered every evening and a baby show was an event of one afternoon. The prizes were awarded to the children of Mr and Mrs Sassels and MT. and Mrs. George Frank The show was under the direction of Mrs R. P. Dexter.
 A number of young men gave a dance at Pickett Springs on Thursday evening in compliment to Misses Conn and King or Louisville, who the guests of Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan.
 Mrs Augusta Cheney celebrated her ninetieth birthday on Wednesday. when among those who came to be with her were MT and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brian of Birmingham, who have made it a custom to be with her on her birthday for the past five years.
 MT. Harry z. Smith and daughter. Miss Calle May Smith, have returned from visit to friends in Atlanta.
 Miss Mamie Onult has gone 10 Indiana to visit her uncle
 Miss Marguerite Rice will go to Mobile tomorrow to visit friends.
 Miss Agnes Carr will go to Mobile to- morrow to visit Miss Eleanor Onutt.
 Miss Lucille Wilkinson of PrattVille is spending few days with Miss Mar garet Browne
 Miss Alligene Driver of Opelika is vis- iting Miss Corric C. Smith.
 Mrs. Bricken of Luvern spent Wednes- day With Miss Coralette Metcalf en route to Washington to visit her mother Mrs M. R. Powell.
 Miss Annie Humphreys and Dr. w, w McTeer of Birmingham were among the out-of-town guests Ut the Greys hop on Friday evening.