Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-15

president and Miss Lila Smith secretary. The following is the membership elected at the first meeting: Misses Lila Smith, Mamie Pearson, Patti Ruffner, Mary Cieary, Mittie Sherrod, Lucy Hagood, Elise Ball, Laura Hagood, Lucille Filzsim- mons, and Messrs. Owen Phelan, Sid B. Jones, Theo Koeai Walter Fowlkes, J. k. Duckworth, Sale Phelan, Archie Gib- son, John D. Phelan, J. Lundie Sloss, Charles Davis and John Kimbal. The club will be entertained by Miss Sherrod next Tuesday evening.
 Last Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moulton gave a charming enter tainment to their guest, Miss Williams. About twenty couples of young people were present and immensely enjoyed the evening". unique feature was series of Itinerary charadeso which set the wits of the young ladies and gentlemen to work and caused great interest and merriment. The charades partook somewhat of the tableauX idea, and each represented the nar1e of a we'll known book or drama. For instance, the young gentlemen guests were all grouped together, and when the door was opened they were seen to be bus fly and earnestly discussing some question. Then the other guests were invited to guess the name of the book represented. Some witty girl quickly suggested "School for Scandal.' Another picture was woman who sewed and sewed with una5ated en- ergy, while a Watchman called out, "Twelye o'clock, and all's we'll; 'clock, and alps well.h So some quick minded guest named sfNever too Late to Mend' as the book represented.
 So on, through number of pretty tab leaux, the list ran, and, as they were all lmpromptu and done by the young guests, It was exceedingly attractive, and the in- tercst was enhanced by the giving of prizes to those who guessed the largest number of books correctly. Miss Mamie Hamilton won tLe first ladies' prize, and MT. Will Terry the first prize for gentlemen.
 Of course there were delicious refresh ments served during the evening, and all who were present declare it to have been a very delightful entertainment.
 Dr. H. M. Caldwell is arranging to begin building handsome residence on his beau- tiul lot at Buena Vista station, South Highlands. This lot of Dr. Caldwell's is perhaps the most desirable one on the Highlands; it's commanding position, the lovely views to be obtained and its proxin1- fly to the dummy line render it especially valuable. A beautiful home, with such location, will be public benefaction.
 The renting of the Red Mountain pavil- ion by four charming young families for summer outing is an original and agreea- ble way of passing the heated term. Way above the dust and turmoil way above everything but the stars with a view if
 
 for miles and miles in exquisite beauty with nothing harsher than chirps of cricket or coo or dove to disturb the calm ness and quiet these wise young people will grow strong and stronger as the weeks party is composed of MT. and Mrs. Wilmer Beard, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Gray. MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Badham and MT. and Mrs. A. R. Dearborn and tneirafam.lies.
 Or loot rPI,,redoy oftarnoon tbo et,aato were mad every bright with many hand some draags. filled with happy young ladies and gentlemen, all bound for Une summer home of Mrs. M. A. Morrow to enjoy beauty of Shades mountain, as the guests of Miss Mamie Morrow. The party left town about 4:30 o'clock and reached thelr destination after drive ot eight miles through lovely country about 6 o'clock in the afternoon. A warm welcome awaited them, and until their return to the city at midnight the hours flew by on gol- den wings. Miss Morrow and her family left nothing undone that could contribute to the pleasure or comfort of thelr guests. There was mus and dancing, and all possible brightness and good cheer. hountiful supper was very heartily enjoyed by the merry young folks; but the time for farewells arrived and back through the moonlight came the happy young people spent more delightful evening. The fol- lowing were Miss Morrow's guests:
 Miss Lucille Smith with Dan Rogan, Miss Lucy Martin with J. P. Mudd, Miss Matte Webb with R. H. Baugh, Miss Delma VII son with Walter Smith, Miss Jennie Por- ter with Frank Foster, Miss Lizzie Hutton with sam Earle, Miss Hattie Hewitt with Arthur Crowder, Miss Annie Redd with Henry Going, Miss Rebecca Ser ney with Hugh Morrow, Miss Kate Rogan with Tom Porter, Miss Sarah Rogan with J. M. Cartwright, Miss Laura Hagood with Will Hutton, Miss Lucy Hagood with Lse Tiighman, Miss Puttie Perry with James Robinson, Miss Kate Earle with Nat L. Miller, Miss Amy Jordan with William D. Smith, Miss Mag pie Hagood With Lee Terrell. The chap erons were Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Cald :. well and Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Locke, and Messrs. George B. Ward, Tom Watson, |, Henry Perry, Mitchell Williamson, Will Webb and Walter Vim were stags. All Birmingham welcomes Dr. J. O. Morris ome, and rejoices that he has had | so bright summer.
 | Miss Kate Clisby went to Verbena yes- | terday afternoon to visit her relatives | there.
 The strike is over. but the | closing-out sale of the John B. Roden stock is not over, | but is going fast, and now is