The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
MONTGOMERY SOCIETY

Montgomery, August S.-(SpeciaL) )-Mr. and Mrs. George Beauchamp entertained quite a number of friends at euchre party on Wednesday evening, in compli- ment to Miss Virginia Busby of Salisbu- ry, N. C., and Miss Caroline Hannon. After the games a luncheon was served.
 Miss Rosa Crawford was the hostess to a number of friends on Tuesday evening, invited to meet Miss Reba Blakey. Games were played after which refreshments were served.
 Mrs Angus Shackleford complimented her guest, Miss Annie Ward of Birming ham, when she gave her a bridge party on Wednesday morning. At the conclu- sion of the games tea and sandwiches were served.
 Misses Nancy and Mary Ellis gave a watermelon eating on Tuesday at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Ellis, at Cloverdale when a number of their friends were invited.
 The members of the Inter Sc club en- tertained number of friends at a dance at Oak park Tuesday evening. The grand march opening the cotillon was led by Miss Eleanor Crum and MT. Harris Washburn.
 MT. Hamilton Boy;sin left on the 9th for Norfolk, Va where he joined Mrs Boy kin From Norfolk MT. and Mrs. Boykin will go to New York for two months trip.
 Mrs. William F. Strobhar has gone to Terre Haute and other Indiana points to spend several weeks.
 Miss Louise Aston of Clayton is the guest of her brother and sister, MT and Mrs Lawrence Lee on Lawrence street. Mrs. R. D. Little of Pensacola is visit ing Mrs. J. A. Temple, on Holcombe street.
 Miss Katherine Whitfield was hostess to 25 of her little friends on Wednesday morning, in compliment to her guests, Miss Nell Williams. Miss Alberta Wat kins and Miss Celia Barnes of Opelika
 Mrs. Claud Sadler and grandchildren, Miss Alice Grigg and Master Wilmer Gregg, are at home after a two months stay at Barbarton O., where they were the guests of her son, MT. c. R. Sadler.
 Mrs. Ben Noble is visiting Miss Nina Gentry of Atlanta. Mrs. Noble, as Miss Claude Patterson, was one of Atlantas S most popular young women and always receives a royal welcome on her visits home.
 Miss Anderson Walter and Miss Louise Robertson of Showdown, have gone to Conway and Myrtle Beach. S. C., for sev- eraI weeks, afterwards visiting in Tip ton. Ga.
 Miss Eula Dawson and Miss Celie Daw- son left on Thursday for Tate Spring, where they will spend sme time. Miss Ce- lie Dawson will stop at Chlckamauga en route.
 Mrs. George Pearce of Columbus, Ga. is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Ray Jones.
 Mrs. Clements Hewitt and little son have gone to Estill Springs, Tenn, to spend month Later they will visit friends and relatives in Louisville KY Lieut.. and Mrs. William Preston Screws and little son, James Lahey Screws. arrived on Thursday to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. l.. w. Lahey, at her home on Goldtnwaite street Later they will go to North Car olina for the remainder or the summer Lieutenant Screws is stationed at New Orleans on a recruiting detail. Miss Elizabeth Wright Miss Frances Blackburn and Miss Elizeb beth Hodson have gone to St. Andrews Bay and Com pass Lake Fla. where they will be sev- eral weeks. Before returning home they will visit Panama City and Bombay. Miss Elizabeth wiggins, who has been the guest for some days of Miss Ger trude Johnston. has returned to her home in Sewanee. Tenn.
 Miss Ellen Jackson and Miss Annie