The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-19
MANY ACTIVITIES AT SOCIAL
 CLUBS DURING HEATED TERM

MANY ACTIVITIES AT SOCIAL CLUBS DURING HEATED TERM
 If 1t were not for the social ao tivities at the Beauvoir club, Uni versity and Country clubs during tn, heated term of the summer months the social life in this city at thu present would be on the wane, bu with the roof garden dances anc bridge parties and dances at tn, various clubs, Montgomery society forgets all about the excessive hot weather of August and enjoys to the fullest extent whatever amuesmen Is offered them.
 Thursday evening the Beauvoil club entertained at dinner dance or the roof garden assembling together many delightful and congenia groups. The announcement of any social affair at the Beauvoir club calls for getting together of many of the club members and their out of-town friends, and when a root garden dinner dance is announced, il IS almost impissible to take care of the large crowds who gather for this most delightful pastime.
 Every available table was taken for dinner Thursday evening, and all during the evening & splendid or chestra furnished music for dancing which was enjoyed until a late hour Many congenial groups were grouped around tables which were placed or the outer edge of the roof, which had for a background beautiful shrub harry and f1OWar hnyaG fillAa uvi fb blooming summer flowers.
 Dining at one table were Mir. and Mrs. Henry Mourning, Mir. and Mrs Temple Seibels, MT. and Mrs. Frank Harvey Miller, Mrs. P. B. Stratford Mrs. Nell Dowd, Mrs. Frances Patter- son Walker, MT. Cliff Lanier, MT. Ed win Bennett and Dr. c. G. Laslie.
 pr. F. H. McConnico had as his guests Miss Margaret Lahay, MT and Mrs. Peter Nicrosi, MT. and Mrs. Will Marks, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Hetty and MT. and Mrs. Frank McPherson.
 A congenial party composed of MT and Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Dexter Rood and Maj. Roy Brown were dining together at one table.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hobbie, Mir and Mrs. John Tullis, MT. and Mrs Joe Persons and pr. and Mrs. George Wheeler formed another congenial party.
 Others dining in groups were Mayor and Mrs. w. A. Guntson, Miss Ellen Gunter, Miss Grace Gunter William Gunter, Miss Laura Mae Hill MT. and Mrs. Ludlow Elmore, MT. and Mrs R. w. Miller, Miss Lucille Ather- ton, Miss Florence Peebles, Miss Re becca Halls, Miss Anna Paul Goldth- waite, Miss Therese Goldthwalte Miss Ellen Virginia Fleming, MT James Holt, MT. Robert Weiss, Capt Emmett Fitzpatrick of Mobile, Sen ator A. $. Carmichael of Geneva, and many others.
 Friday afternoon the Montgomery Country. club presented very festive apeaia ance, when many attractive matrons and maids gathered at the club for the weekly bridge party Every space in the spacious recep- tion room was filled with bridge tables around which were seated a number who were eager for req good game of bridge and still others who thought very little of the game itself, for 1t was the time for Vlslt- ing and exchanging condolences with friends At the conclusion of the game a beautiful prize was cut Tor and later the club served dainty re- treatments.
 The regular Saturday night dance at the club was one of the most en- joyable of the summer. The young girls and boys who are spending their vacations at home and who VIII soon be leaving for college, are specially enjoying the informal dances at the Country club during the summer. Among one of the largest dinner parties given Saturday night was one given by MT. l.: B. Whitfield, Jr., complimenting MISS Mary Daniel, Miss Helen Wallace and Miss Bluett Wallace, all of Decatur, Ala. 'who are the lovely guests of Miss Emily Carroll at her home on Jeff Davis avenue.