Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

Hooper. Mrs. R. M Bates, Mrs George Atkinson.
 The Misses White are charming guests of Misses Ola and Florrie Roden
 
 The Little Jokers met Thursday after noon at the handsome residence of one of their most charming members Mrs John w. Tomlinson. The home, which is artistic in every detail, was further en- hanced for the occasion by exquisite floral decorations At lthe conclusion of ten games Mrs. McGary and Mrs Randolph were found to be equal claim ants for the prize, which, on the cut, re- suited in favor of Mrs. Randolph. The prize, a lovely water color, and the score cards, quaint Kate GIeenway figures were the exquisite work of Miss Madge Parsons. Elegant refreshments were served.
 The next meeting of the Little Jolers will be Tuesday evening at the Morris hotel This will close the series of games for the season, and promises to be an oc- caslon of unusual interest and pleasure.
 The Cadmean circle will meet Monday morning al 10:30 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. George c. Ball As it is a meet ing of much importance. all members are urgently requested to be present.
 Adr. and Mrs. F S. Munger have re- turned home af Q q delightful visit to tN4AtA'N9 Aii N~NHt'
 The continuous effort of some of the noble women of our city to established the Charity hospital is worthy of the highest commendation, and hearty CO., operation of every resident in Birming- ham. There were present at a meeting held in the office of the United Charities last Thursday morning Mayor Van Hoose; Mrs. Billheimer, president of the United Charities; Mrs. J. Morgan Smith nf lan faf la 11yr of the Charity hospital; Drs. B. G. Copeland, l.. J. Woodson, B. L. Wyman of the medical college; Mesdames Strat- ton, Newbold, Smith and others, who were deeply interested in the movement and who are well aware that the "beSt things in the world do not come to us readymade" With this grand aggrega- tion of talent, noble motive, resolute will refinement and tender sympathy, the Charity hospital has a strong impetus towards it's future success. We, who leul HGnIl MouY 'YJoM pooS II9ql 99s "all Gods angels come to us disguised"
 
 Miss Julia Ward, the gifted daughter of Captain and Mrs. w. c. Ward, has returned from New York city, bringing with her many excellent specimens of her artistic ability. While a pupil of the Art Students league Miss Ward made rapid advances in her work, which is eX- ceedingly gratifying to her ambitions oiAd Si eiStiS SPiii
 In the absence of Miss Nette Ander- son society will be deprived of one of it's most beautiful and attractive members. Miss Anderson will visit relatives in Cal ifornia, after which she will join party who will tour the Yosemite valley. She will return in September to resume her former position in the Paul Hayne school
 
 From New Orleans comes the news of the approaching nuptals of two of the most prominent families in the Creole state. Miss zema Hill Weaver will be married to Dr. Lewis Le Beouff June 26 at o'clock D. m at the St. Louis cathe- dral At 8 o'clock the bridal pair will leave by the Louisville and Nashville for New York oity and later will sail for Eu- rope for an extended tour of the old world
 Miss Hill is the half sister of MT l.. P. Hill of the Daily State who is direct descendants of one of the most noted fam flies of Charleston. s. c.
 Zamora Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of Mystic Shriners. will picnic at Blount Springs Thursday leaving Birning- ham at o'clock and returning at o'clock D. m.
 An exchange says that Max O,Rell- M. Paul Blouet-deserveS to have all southern men lift their hats to him as he passes for the compliment he paid southern women in a chat with some men in St. Louis recently. "The south ern woman Is a glorious creature" said M. Blouet 'She is the most perfect product of America Physically or in- tellectually she has no superior in the land or cline. To look upon her is a delight and to hear her talk is to feel transported. This refers especially to the women of Kentucky. I do not re- member having seen more perfect spec- abound in every city and hamlet of the blue grass region"
 Many lads and lasses are happy in anticipation of the elegant lawn fete to be given June 5 at 9 o'clock D. m. by Gen. and Mrs. F. w. Rucker in honor of Miss Mary Fucker and Miss Lucille Fitzsimons Miss Georgia Lee, noted bell of the Bluff City, and the lovely guest of Miss Louise Fucker, will lend her gracious presence to complete the pleasure Of the evening.
 a gold bug, but not humbug, en route to the Central Presbyterian Sunday school picnic on Red mountain.
 The Book club will meet with Mrs. William w. Wilkerson next Tuesday morning.
 One of the most delightful events of the week was the reception given last Thursday evening by MT. and Mrs. w. B. Alexander to their lovely guest, Miss Pearl Payseur of Lancaster, s. c. Huge bowls of exquisite roses were placed on t.- 0..I fa1, 1,1 xnFtai ad