The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

Mrs. Howard B. Gooch is at home after visiting in Decatur.
 Mrs. R. B. Rodgers of Messy Point Miss, is visiting Mrs. Jackson Rand
 MONTGOMERY
 Montgomery, April 5.-(Special)-The spring festivities opened with german, given by the members of the Beauyoir club. It was an unusually brilliant one, led by MT. s. H. Roberts with Miss 1 Clement Marks, and participated in by about forty couples and many of the married members and their wives were there as spectators.
 The members of the Flower Growers association met with Mrs. Frank Stolen werck. It was one of the Exchange | meetings which are to be held twice a year, in the spring and fall, for the pur- pose of an exchange of plants between the members. Mrs. William A. Gayle is president and Mrs. c. E. McClelland is secretary.
 l Miss Carolyn Haralson entertained the Tintagi on Monday when papers were read by Miss Dolly Kirk, Miss Sadie | Wyman, Miss Alice Lahey and a talk by Mrs. George L. Worth of St. Louis on the Work of the Federation of Missouri" was an interesting feature. Mrs. Worth formerly lived in Montgom- l cry and is now visiting her sisters Mrs. M. c. Scott and Mrs. Frank Duncan.
 Miss Charlotte Davis of the Training school for secretaries in Chicago has come to accept the position of secretary of the Y. W. c. A. here.
 Miss Rutson Hatchett entertained the Art Study club on Monday.
 Mrs. F.. r. Amerine had as her guests the members of the Ionian club on Thurs | day
 Mrs. George Copeland of the City of | Mexico is the guest of her friends, MT. | and Mrs. William Hubbard.
 Mrs. J L. Hall has gone to Pass Christian to spend several weeks.
 Miss Anna Pelzer entertained at cards on Tuesday morning when two beautiful prizes fell to Mrs. Walker Willis and | Miss Frances Jones.
 Mrs. James Kirkman Jacksons card party on Tuesday was one of the most delightful affairs of the week. There were eight tables arranged for euchre | and two prizes were awarded to Mrs W. s. Naftel and Mrs. Henry Evans Assisting Mrs. Jackson were Miss Bes- | sic Walker and Miss Virginia Burton.
 The marriage of Miss Mildred Chiffon and MT. J H. Aldredge took place on | Monday at Blountsyille.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Providers birth day party on Tuesday was one of the 1 pretty little folk affairs of the week.
 Miss Maude Hooper of Selma is the guest of Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 Mrs. Charles LeBaron Taylor and in fant daughter of Mobile are visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. A. T. Hannon
 MT. A. T. Hannon, Jr., who has spent the past year In the west, has returned home.
 Miss A1gie Hardwick has recovered from her recent severe illness.
 Mrs. s. D. Seelye has gone to New l York to spend some time with friends
 meeting will be held on next Monday | evening in the auditorium of the Girls 1 High school for the purpose of perfecting l the organization of a Humane society of which Mrs James S. Pinckard will be president and Maj w. w. Screws vice president, and MT Alex Rice. sec ond vice president Many short speeches on the subject will be made by city and state officials
 | At the home of her brother, Joseph ". | Barker, Miss Laura Bernard Barker and MT. Lawrence Dawson Hale were mar ried on Wednesday evening Mrs. Jesse Williams, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and the groom was attended | by MT. Thacker Howard Collier as best | man.
 | The members of the No Name club 1 were beautifully entertained on Wednes- l day morning by Mrs. Montgomery Smith. | when they met with her at her home on | Mlured street.
 Mrs Victor Hanson entertained at cards on Wednesday morning when she was 1 assisted by Miss Hooper of Selma and Mrs. E. P. Amerine and the two prizes fell to Mrs. Frank Evans and Mrs. Walker Willis.
 MT. Ellison Van Hoose who ia the tenor with Madame Sembrich this season. was entertained after the concert by MT. and Mrs. Robert Silenberg He is l ma ir vx,t, clal interest, as his mother before her marriage was Miss Missouri Daniel of l Eufaula. U
 Mrs Virgin c. Griffin has gone to | Courtand to visit friends.
 Mrs James H. Hillman and little son. Master Daniel Hillman, are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs H. T. Walker
 Miss Fannie Halls has gone to Green | wood, 5. C., to attend the marirare os Miss Helen Jennings and MT. Bailey
 Mrs Martha Gielow Is in the city for a lew days at the Exchange hotel Mrs G. w. Crlst gave a reception on thursday afternoon in celebration of tbe s4th birthday of her grand mother. Mrs l.. S Fountain. The aged guest of honor was seated in chair and around her were her oldest friends among them Mrs. Tennant Lomax, Mrs. w. c. Ray ana Mrs. Cameron. Before the guests arrived the ceremony of the baptism of two Of Mrs. Fountains great grand chill dren took place. This annual celebra ton or Mrs. Fountains birthday is rare l pleasure to her friends
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Norwood have issued invitations to out of town friends 10 the marriage of their daughter Miss Josie Norwood. and MT. Henry Hall Clarke of Mobile, the wedding to take | place on Wednesday evening. Apri, ol al o'clock at their home on Perry street
 Miss Pearl Hammond of Talladega is visiting her cousin, Miss Carrilee Hurter
 MT. and Mrs. Junius Pierce are being congratulated on the birth of a son. Miss Allene Nabers has moved from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery. where she Will reside in future with Gen. and Mrs. William w. Brandon. Miss Nabers is known by many in Birmingham. all of whom will be glad to know that she Is 10 be happily located in the state capital. General and Mrs. Brandon are boarding at present, but will take a residence and y-k