The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-10

occasion. At the conclusion of the game a dainty salad course was served the guests, who included Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Miller. Mrs. James Adams, Mrs. William Moughon Mrs. Gordon Moughon, Mrs. R. Y. Mobley. Mrs L. R. Shirk, Mrs. Geohegan, Mrs. Augustus Lee, Mrs Rich ard Blackburn. Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. James H. Mcclure, Mrs. s. Teague, Mrs. Neill Mrs Annie Dudley, Mrs. Walter Preehael, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs William Stribling. Mrs. William T. Parker Mrs. Joseph T. Huey, Mrs John King, Mrs. Georgia Jay Mrs Butterfield, Mrs. Car yer, Mrs. J Hubbard Eaton, Mrs. F. Erhart Mrs. Robert Strickland Mrs. Henry Woodruff and Mrs. William Major There were no prizes.
 The musicale to have been given upder the auspices of St. Andrews Guild last evening at Cable hall was postponed be- cause of the forbidding weather. It will take place as planned next Tuesday even- ing. February IS, and tickets sold for last evening will be good on this oc- casion
 There will be a business meeting of the Treble Clef club thls morning at 10 o'clock which all members are urged to attend as business of importance will be discussed.
 A meeting of the South Highland School Improvement association will take place this afternoon at the school building. MT and Mrs John l.. Kaul will enter tain at dinner this evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Rick of Pittsburg.
  Mrs Hubert Scruggs will be the hostess 1 this afternoon at a Valentine tea. Mrs Samuel F. Greene will entertain l at cards this afternoon in compliment to Miss Lipseomb of South Carolina. | Miss Ethel Clifford will be the honored | guest at a card party this evening given | by Miss Grace Judson.
 Mrs. spier Whitaker will give bridge l luncheon today at II o'clock in compli l ment to Miss Eula Drennen. | MT. and Mrs. Rufus N Rhodes will en- 1 certain at dinner this evening in honol l of Miss Louise Walker. The William L. Yancey Chapter, Daugh- l ters of the Confederacy, will hold meet | Ing lillS dlleTHOOH at I.ou U tioNh NHii 1 Mrs. R. H. Pearson. Pelham Chapter, United Daughters of l the Confectionery will meet this afternoon | at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Zinszer 903 South Fifteenth street. Mrs Luther Reynolds will be the hos tess at tea this afternoon from to 5 o'clock in compliment to Miss Lucy Houser of Anniston.
 Mrs Joseph V Allen will give a Val entine luncheon Saturday in compliment to Miss Martha Dabney. Her guests will number 12.
 Miss Bessie LeG!r sa5s returned yester- day from Georgia.
 Mrs J. Bernstein or I'gsarrabia is the | guest of her sisters, the Misses fushin. A Florida correspondent says: Nt{T. and Mrs W. H. Graves and Miss Virginia i Graves of Birmingham are prominent among the late arrivals in St Augustine, where they are spending some time at the Acazar. Boating and golf are among the resources for entertainment at St. Angus tine and the Casino with it's mammoth swimming pool is always an attraction for both young and old. MT. and Mrs. E. V. Babeock and Miss
 Rick of Louisville are expected to arrive today from Pttsburg, to be the guests of Mir and Mrs. Culpepper EXum 
 Mrs. Charles Jackson entertained her card club yesterday.
 Mrs Haskns Williams is in Mexico. She will remain several weeks longer
 Miss Emily Ferguson of Selma is the guest of Mrs, w. N. Malone Miss Fer guson is possessed of great Apersonal charm She is one of the loVAliest of Birmingham visitors.
 Mrs. O. L. Stephenson and children will leave today for visit to friends in Mer- rouge, La
 Owing to the inclemency of the weather the Ladies Missionary union of the Powderly Baptist church has postponed their oyster supper until tonight. 1t will be given at the home of MT. J. H. Riley.