The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-23

 bama and Florida, and is a niece by mar riage of Mrs. Max Egenue Duncan. Doctor Duggar is a prominent young physician of Fairford, Ala. The wedding will take place December 10 at the Dun can residence on Forest park boulevard Mir and Mrs. R. Marcus Schnk gave dinner on Wednesday evening" The dec ora tions were in yellow chrysanthemums 1 Cards were played after dinner. Prizes were won by Miss Minnie Lazarus and pr. Carl Fox and were imported Japa- l nese ink wells. Miss Dyer and MT. Lee I Well won the booby przes, Teddy bears. | The dinner was in compliment to seV- eral visiting young women, Miss Well of Evansville, Ind., Miss Puarsky of De- troit, Miss Marx of Uniontown. Miss | Dyer and Miss spiro of Knoxville. Among | the dinner guests were MT. and Mrs. J. K Mark, Mr and Mrs. M. Singleton, Mr. and rMs. Link, Miss Rosa Spiro, Dr. 1 Carl Fox, MT. S. Manganthan, Mir H. Rublof, MT. Lee Wei, Mir. Sam Myer and Miss Lazarus
 | Mrs Edward Hogle of Kansas City is the guest of her brother Dr. W. W. Ransom.
 Mrs N. W. Johnson and her little son of Lexington, Ga, are in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Dnwiddie, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Cunningham, will re- turn to New York today l h afe, s1 ttt,f1ta taf. ice Tie Ham. of Baltimore, are in Birming- ham at the Hillman.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Breast of Colum- bus, Miss, have recently come to Br minsham to reside.
 The art exhibition of Miss Montgom- cry, which opened on Thursday at the Florence hotel, will close this evening. The exhibition was well attended and the young artist received much favorable comment on both her water color studies and oils. She gives great promise of be- coming more widely known as painter of outdoor studies, her work being char acterized with that indefnable charm of the artists who puts in her skies out in | the open. and who paints the sea by | spending days and days on the shore, watching it's moods.
 The Woman's exchange is one of the best markets the only market in the city. | in fact where home made cakes and 1 breads are sold. On Saturday the or | ders are always larger than usual, and ! the day is a busy one. Cakes of all l kinds beaten biscuits, and delicious l breads will be on sale today. The ex- ..atnr nriKafr hn1 ia E 1 things, and early Christmas shoppers VIII | find it to their advantage to make selec- 1 tions there
 ! The usual dinner dance at the club this 1 evening will be well attended, the dining | hour most attractive and the dancing l later in tine evening having made the Saturday evenings at the club a most im 1 portant factor in social life. 1 Miss Lola Copeland has returned from | a two weeks visit to relatives in Jack sonville Her cousin Miss Mary Sargent, accompanied her home and will remain | couple of weeks.
 Mr. F. H. Brown of Nashville is the guest of his son, MT. Mauray Brown. l Miss SaIlie Leroy Betts of Huntsville is the guest of friends in Birmingham. Miss May Clayton of Montgomery is spending week or two with Mrs. Will 1 fam A. Battle. 1905 Tenth avenue, south, having come particularly for the South i ern club reception.
 | Among the social events given for Miss | Violet Marx of Uniontown this week was a card party given by Mrs. NJ. k. | Erdreich and MT. Julian Marx. Wednes- | day morning. Miss Elva Lazarus won the first prize and Miss vorenberg the sec | ond. Among the guests were the fol- | lowing young ladies from out of town: l Miss Lazarus of Lexington Miss Stern 1 of Cleveland, Miss Well of Evansville, 1 Miss Spiro and Mrs. Deuch of Knoxville. Mrs. Kahn of Cincinnati. Miss aFlk of Decatur, Miss Wolf of Montgomery and , Miss Tulasky of Detroit. Miss Marx will | be guest of honor at reception given by
 her sister, Mrs. M. K. Erdreich, to which all their friends are invited.
 Mrs. E. B. Heiser is visiting her | father and mother, lev and Mrs. z. | A. Bowling, in Russellville. l MT and Mrs. Richardson are the guests l of MT. and Mrs. R. P Hall in Meridian. Mrs Thomas Bordman and daugh- ter are the guests of relatives in Greens | boro.
 1 Mrs H NJ Smith, who has been visit ing Mrs. c. l.. Welsh in Unlontown, has l returned
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Thixton are spend- | ing a month with MT. and Mrs. Charles | Xton in Louisville.
 Miss Mary Engledow is spending some | time in Chattanooga.
 | Mrs A s Craven and children are | the guests of Mrs. Samuel Williams in | Troy.
 Miss Kate Pride has returned to her home in Huntsville.
 1 Miss Elizabeth P Williams of Opelika | is the guest of relatives in Birmingham
 Miss Elise Johnson of Decatur Is the ! guest of friends in this city.
 Mrs. Rex, F. Weser, of Chattanooga | Tenn, who has been visiting her parents l Mr. and Mrs. John D. Culley. Of slS | Wheles street. has returned home.
 The ladies of St. Andrews church will
 serve a turkey dinner today and supper
 also at 1722 Second avenue. |
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