Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-15

Hawkins, W. 8. Moughon, c. s. Lseper, J. Y. Yeatman, Arthur B. Lovelace, James Johns, J. K. Warren, James McLester,
 Many happest rs,urns rns of their anniversary
 to this club of promising young gentle- men.
 Mir. Baxter Sloss spent a day with his Birmingham friends during this week. He ls
 studying diligently at the Vanderbilt uni-
 versity, and is much pleased with Nash
 vile.
 The reception this evening of the ladie' B
 auxiliary and Commercial club will be an
 occasion of more than ordinary interest.
 A varied and agreeable programme has
 been arranged by the committees having
 the matter In charge, and will consist of
 brief, bright talks, good music and light
 refresh ments. The reception committee
 will be composed of the officers o. both
 clubs, the members of the various commit-
 tees of the ladiefs auxiliary and the daugh- ters and sisters of the members of the
 clubs. The families of the members of the
 Commercial club and ladies auxiliary are
 this evening. The hours arc from to Il
 o'clock. The reception committee is fe-
 quested to be at the club rooms promptly
 at 8 o'clock this evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hines celebrated
 Clelr WOOQ6u We0QlnB AuSnddy ottckbooA
 from to o'clock, and received the
 warmest congratulations upon their annl-
 versary from 6 large number of friends.
 notwithstanding the indictment weather.
 MT. and Mrs. Hines were the recipients or
 many handsome presents commemorative
 of the occasion. Their home was prettily
 decorated and throughout the reception
 delicious refreshments were served. The
 following ladies assisted Mrs. Hines h re-
 ceiving her guests: Mesdames Fred 5.
 T4k
 and Misses Orlie Arnold, Alma Lane, Hat
 tie Hewitt, Annie Brewer, Lizzie Shelley,
 Lila Chisholm, Laura Hagood and Belle
 Dangaix.
 On Wednesday morning Mrs. Willis J.
 Milner entertained in the most informal,
 delightful manner a few friends with du-
 plicate whist. It was bleak and dreary
 outside, but within the pretty home there
 was warmth and aweetncss and good cheer.
 Alter e series of games very dainty refresh-
 ments were served, and brilliant, sparkling
 speech ruled the hour. Could the mascu.
 line mem befs of Birmingham society over
 hear. some of the scintfilations of genius
 which smanate from feminine minds and
 tongues when women are together, they
 would no lonEer be skeptlcs as to woman's
 ability to occupy any position or accom-
 plish any result. The seven guests of Mrs.
 Milner on Wednesday morning felt that
 few such thoroughly delightful mornings The following ladies wsre Mrs. Miners guests: Mesdames John Nj. Martin, George R. Ward, Flora Buell., J. M. Davidson, Thomas Ashford, Thomas Parke and George 0. Ball.
 Miss Georgia Lee of Memphis, Tenn, a lovely and accomplished young woman, Is visiting Miss Louise Rucker, on the South Highlands. op Friday Miss Emma Hughes
 Columbia VIII hs ,hs sss,vs io a, Hss ss Rucker. These attractive young ladies will be the recipients of much social atten- tion during their stay in our city, for they
 are charming and fascinating, as Tennessee women have habit of being, as we Bir- mingham people can testify.
 The Little Joksrs' Card club will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at tho residence of MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Gray fof reorganization. The members are requested to be present promptly at the hour named.
 The following invitatation has been re- ceived and is much appreciated: "Novem- Der IS, 1894. Tie PRilsdopians would be
 g.s1ns1 ggermsni 10 on M Fsiday evssins nexs the isis instant, at their club rooms in the Com. mercial club building, on Twenty-firs street, between Second and Third avenues
 Vs', cry '';Ri;'Gsis' ;; GssE THOMPSON Secretary. The "Milkmaids' Convention and Musi- cal Potpourri'' has been postponed from
 this evening until Saturday evening next ct Elks' hall. At that time, Saturday evening at O. 'cloch, the pretty programme will be faithfully carried out by the follow ing performers, which is guarantee of it's perfect success:
 MiIknaids-M,sses Patti Ruffner, Laura rly Blackwood, Bradford, Kathleen Hooper, Turner, B. Koenig, Norris, Emms Koenig, Mamie Johnston Katie Bradshaw, Bonnie
 Plosser, Annie Parker, Louise Rushton and Bonnie, Jones.
 Members of the Kinder. Symphonic, by Romberg-Elizabeth Barbour, Josie Mo Cliutock, Mary Trimble, Sue Allen Ball, Lucy Dwyer, Emma Koenig, Marian Ham. ilton and Bessie Patterson.
 shaSing ,Quakers,Master Tom Jones, Allen, Mabel Vaughn, Margaret McCor. mack, Kate Smith, Merrill Frank, Corinne Chisholm and Bessie Patterson. Miss Cora Carter gave a most enjoyable entertainment on Tuesday evening to Miss Louise Patton, at her home in Bessemer. Progressive hearts was the game played, and Miss Marzie Hooper won the first lady's prize, while Mr. Mitchell Russell carried off the first gentleman s prize. Another swell society event took place last night at the First Baptist church, when Miss Marie Bates of this city and Mir. John Turner of Nashville were mar- ried before crowded church of anxious friends and spectators.
 The music, the flowers that adorned the altar, the movement of everything con- nected with the ceremony was pretty. In. deed the wedding was real pretty, as we'll
 as impressive, in its entirety. Long before g o'clock, the hour set for the ceremony to
 take place, arrived the crowd began to pour