Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-25

was conferred upon him. His battle flag, riddled with bullets, is buried in the Con- federate monument at Montgomery, and another lag, presentei to him by ihe grate- ful women of Aiken. 5. O., because Of his defense of their town, is sacredly kept by his family, and was carried in the process sion during the veterans reunion last spring by his niece, Miss Margare. O. Brien. For many years he has lived quietly in his native city, Montgomery, and now that he is dead Aiabamians eau iruthfully say "a brave, loyal, patriotic citizen sleeps,' and those who knew him best can testify that one of the purest, noblest and most lovable men has gone to his reward. man of great heart, strong intellect, grand quali- ties aud stainless life is at rest.
 The Clio society of the high school will give an entertainment on Wednesday eveu ing.
 The Cadmean circle was entertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs. John NJ. Martin. China, ]" WAS read by Mrs. w. $. Lowell and one upon '.Corea'' by Mrs. J. D.. Moore. Mrs. Willis J. Miluer read se- lection, "The City of Canton." The bus mess and literary programme was sue ceeded by refreshments as usual. The fol lowing ladies compose the membership of the Cadmean ciicle as it now stands Mesdames F. Y. Anderson, George c. Ball, E. H. Cabaniss, E. J. Dunn, Alonzo Eiiots, Fred s. Ferguson, James A. Go- ing, William Hardie, John c. Henley, Robert D. Johnston, Harry Jones, A. 0. Lane, William B. Lsedy, John London, Alex T.. London, W. s. Lowell, John M Martin, Joseph McLester, Willis J. MiIner, J. D. Moore, Tn omas P, rxe, Anna O. Phelan, J. Morgan Smith, William L. Sims, Maclin Sloss, John Towers, John P. Till man James A. Van Hoose, G. Mortimer Williams and Samuel D. Wesl ". Mrs. E. N. Allen is the literary leader of the Cadmean circle and IS eminently we'll fitted for the responsible position.
 The Thursday evening Euchre club met with Mir. and Mrs. N w. rrmpl-, South Highlands, and the priZs, lovely cut glass vase, was won by MT. J. H. McCary.
 The members of the Friday afternoon Whist club were the guests of Mrs. Safiord Smith, and Mrs. z. L. Nabers was the win ner of the priz., which consisted of six cut glass salt cellars.
 The informal german given by mum OCT of the members of the Southern club on Thursday evening was exceedingly enj )y able. MT. and Mrs. R. r. Johnston were the chaperones, and MT. George D. Allison lead the cotilion. The music was partic- ularly good and the young folk had a charming evening. Among those present .'~ASt AAS"iesb AA"sS AShHO3 Lucy Martin, Lizzie Shelley, D.lma Wilson, Louise Rucker, Georgia Lee, Emma Hughes, Ollie Evans, Matte Webb and Florrie Roden, and Messrs. George D. Allison, Arthur Crow der, R. H. Baueh, Mel Drennen, Frank Foster, Walter Mims, R. c. Middleton, J. w. Mears, Will Johnston, Mitchell Will Hanson, Will Patton, Elliott CArper and Will Hutton.
 
 The Little Jokers' Card club was ente-- tained on Thursday afternoo by Miss Louise Rucker, South Highlands, and Miss Georgia Lee Of Memphis won the prize. This club will meet with Mrs. Jack w. Johnston next Wednesday aftern oon, in- stead of Thursday, on account of Thanks giving Day failing upon Thursday, the 29th instant.
 Miss Gertrude Marx of Texas, who made many friends in Birmingham during a previous visit, will arrive in our city about December l, and will spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. II. Sinnige, on the South Highlands.
 r There will be held most important meeting next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock of the ladies' aux l.ary of the Young Meals Christian association in the parlors of the