The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
Capital Society Entertains For
 Visitors

Montgomery society has been very
 busy the past ten days entertaining
 a number of delightful and charming.
 Birmingham people. MT. and Mrs..
 Henry r. Bartlette, Judge and Mrs..
 T. c. Mcclellan, Mir. and Mrs. George
 Crawford and Mir. and Mrs. Frank
 Nelson, who arrived in Montgomery
 Friday, February 9, and spent the
 weekend at the Exchange hotel That
 evening following their arrival, MT. and
 hirs. J. H. Mourning, Judge and Mrs.
 Charles Teasley and Mir. and Mrs.
 Frank P. Peabody entertained at j., Beautiful dinner dance at their lovely
 home on South Perry street, to which
 50 guests were invited.
 Saturday at l o'clock, MT. and Mrs. lxs ssAYiIl T. Sheehan entertained the Bir- smingham visitors at a luncheon at their
 home in CloyerdaIe, and Saturday
 evening General and Mrs. Robert
 Ligon entertained at a buffet supper
 at their handsome home on South
 Perry street, after which the guests
 went to the Country club for the usual
 Saturday evening dance. Sunday, the
 visitors were guests of honor at a ss hincheon at the Country club, given by sgIlys. W. c. Oates and Mrs. Temple
 Seibels Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. ls Frank Spangler entertained at buffet < <Vhupper at. their home, honoring the \ xpests.
 .ne Judge and Mrs. Mcclellan Monday at l o'clock Dr. and Mrs. Fl, N. Baker entertained at beauti-
 Fully appointed luncheon for Judge and
 Mrs. T. c. Mcclellan, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. George and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. xss Bartlett, and that afternoon, all of the party left for their homes in Birming-
 ham, except Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. E McC Clelian, who spent the remainder of < the week in Montgomery, the guests \ M Colonel and Mrs. J. s. Pinckard essek their home in Capitol Heights. Every day this week has been filled %.!Nith small informal affairs for Mrs.
 Bartlett and Mrs. Mcclellan, both
 former Montgomerians, and who are
 receiving a most cordial welcome from sheir many Montgomery friends.
 s:One of the most beautiful of the in-
 formal affairs of the week, was the
 luncheon given by Mrs. Brannon Hub- sAbard Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Nc Slellan and Mrs. Bartlett. Pink sweet 1npeas, pink snap dragons and daffodils If were used in profusion to decorate the 2 lovely rooms of the Hubbard home. The e4ssHHncheon table, beautiful Tn It's appoint ments was spread with a venetian lace cloth, and in the center was a bowl sfilled with pink snap dragons. yellow e Sonquils and hSacinths and Venetian Z S.scSndlesticks held green tapers. The guests were limited to the most inti- .ss mate friends of the honored guests. S w Wednesday Mrs. George Beauchamp Entertained at luncheon, honoring Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Bartlett at her
 home on South Perry street. Covers A swere laid for 10 at the beautifully Szappointed table, which was centered =. with a basket of pink roses and lighted
 by pins tapers in silver holders.
 ..a Other informal affairs were given
 during the week, and Friday evening
 Hrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Mcclellan
 were among the admired out-of-town ..snguests at the leap year dance at the k Reauvoir club, which was the most z Brilliant affair of the month and was 1ttended by large number of club q members and out-of-town friends. " A gold mine in Brazil has been ex-
 plotted for over seventy years, and
 Its annual output is about $2,5000 000. ss Approximately 100000 tons of pa
 per of all grades were produced in the
 United States in 1923