Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09

erhood of St. Apdrsw met on November 5O at the home of the ex-secretary, Charles F. Bridewell, at No. 314 Twenty.third street, to celebrate 5. Anurew's Day and 10 elect officers for the ensuing year. The follow ing officers were elected: Director, J. T. Moore; vice-director, Charles +. Bride we'll; secretary, Farley 2. Vincent; treas urtr, J. award Bullock. Reports of con miltees were read aud much acFauca- menl shown. Reeep ion committees re- port showed d total of 5S strangers present at church services sincs June z7, 1851, partly through the tfforts Of the members. The brotherhood holds Q Bible class every Tuesday evening in the vestry room ot the Church of the Advent, and in this teid they do ouch good work. Alter the business meeting was over the brotherhood enjoyed a social evening. The following were present.: Mesdames Ewing and Bridewell, Misses Smith, Bullock, Gould, Lfde, kzell, Snedecor, Bridewell and Adams and Messrs. Moore, Nixon, Bullock, Broad way, Ewing, Benners, Vincent, Llcy, Ring ham and Bridewell. This is a splen- did cord for this noble order. and the good tbese young gentlemen are quietly ac, mpllshing eau ntv5r be estimated untii "lhose who were sick, in prison, strang- CTS and hungeredp will testify at the last day.
 Mrs. James c. Hunter has issued invita- tions to many of her friends for card party next VI ednesdey, December F, at o'clock. Euchre is the game to be played, and very delightful afternoon is autici- paed by those friends fortunate enough 10 receive invitations.
 The following very handsome invitation has been received and is much appreciated: "Colillon-You are invited to be present at the Capital City club Friday tvealns, Dece m Der IA, 1894, at9o'clock. Managers, Mir. Lucius L. McClesky, president; Mir. Roberl F. Maddox, vice president; Mir. John D. Berry, Mir. Thomas B. Paine, Mir. John NJ. Slaton; MT. Hugh $. Aeams, secrefary.D 1hIs cotillion club is one Of the smallest ins .itutions of very swell At lanta.
 Really it seems that all the dear little girls that I loved in Eufaula when they were wee little m lidens in ''pinefor,s' are moved by the same matrimonial im- pulse 10 marry at the same time. Another elegant wedding invitation has just been received from loving, loyal friends of the years that are gone and it tells Of the mar riage of a lovely girl, who, though now living iu Mobile, spent her early childhood years in Eufaua. Her father, MT. Ben Mitchell, oied in Eufaula, and subse- queutly her mother and family returned 10 nioblle. Mrs. Mitchell was formerly Miss Virginia Emanuel of a prominent Mobile family. Miss Mitchell will marry noble yonng gentleman from Georgetown, Ga., just across the river from Eufaula. - Mrs. Virginia Mitchell requests your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Mary, to Mir. Charles Goode Mercer, Wednesday evening, December 12, 1891, at S:30 o'clock, Christ Church, Noble, Ala. To all these dear friends l send the most loving wishes for happiness and great prosperity.
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 Mrs. s. Lazarus of Louisville, Ky, is visiting Mesdames J. NJ. and Il. Herzfeld, 1865 Eighth avenue.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association are preparing for an athletic exhibition to be given on the evening of the 18th instant for the ben- eft ot the auxiliary. It will be an inter- esting exhibition, and Messrs. Sid Jones, Wilcox, Professor Miles and others of the A hletic club will do their utmost to make it success. Prof. Ed Miles of Sewanee will be present and give an exhibition of torch swinging and Indian club exercises, in which be is very proficient. The ladies of the Young Mems Christian association have been untiring in their efforts fer the association and for all homeless young men within their reach, and they deserve assistance from the public. -sis-ey
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