Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-18

Smith, Jr., John Towers, T. H. Johnson, an! Miss Jessie Winss ..
 
 The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club met yesterday with Mrs James Wealth. erly and was beautifully entertained. Mrs. B. F. Moore won the prize, love ly cut glass vinegar bottle.
 Mrs. J. H. Crawford of Jasper is in the city, the guest of Mrs Harry Jones.
 The Phlhedonian dance on the mountain last night was quite success in every particular. The weather failed to dampen the ardor of the young peo- pie, and a delightful time was had by all. There were present the following cou- ples
 Misses Sara Martin with Dick Going, Alma Lane with Ernest Redd, Ola Ro- den with Jim Johns. Florrie Roden with Charles Davis. Mary V. Graves with Walter Fowlkes,s Nina Strother with George Brown, Lila Smith with Smith Crawford, Mollie Jordan with Archie Gibson, Rattle Ruffner with Walter Phil lips, Jessie Roberts with Walter Prescott. Annie Walker with l.. c. Clary, Marsery Hooper with Tom Sims, Mittie Sherrod with Sale Phelan, Kathleen Hooper with Luther Farley. Louise Patton with J. A. Kirtley, Fannie Arnold with c. DeBar- deleben, Matte Fowler with Bain
 
 Scholar, Eloise Johnston with John Pat ton, Mary Clary with Theodore Koenig, Lucille Hagood with Owen Phelan.
 Quite a number of visitors were pres ent, among whom were:
 Miss Hooper'S guest. Miss Craig of Selma, with E. T. Wilcox: Miss Leila Fletcher of Gadsden with Eugene Ware. Miss Nellie Marshall of Wetumpka with Cary Thompson, Miss Daisy Walton of
 Nashville with Sam Cowan and Miss
 hn of Mre John Yeatman.
 The cotillion was led by Mr. Patton and Miss Johnson. The chaperones were
 Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Starks, MT. and Mrs. Richard Bates and MT and Mrs. Richard Johnston.
 Miss Kathleen Hooper will be at home to number of friends Friday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Craig of Selma. The convention for the purpose of uniting into a federation all the womens literary clubs in the state was called to order yesterday afternoon by the presi- dent of the Cadmean Circle. Mrs. George c. Ball. The parlors of the. South Highlands Presbyterian church were chosen as the most convenient and best place for the ladies, and consequently at 3 o'clock the delegates and interested outsiders met there. The address of well come by Mrs. Ball was responded to by | MIS- t1lluIedlI Ol DGCeltui, DUH OL which addresses were warmly appre- ciated. There were several delightful
 musical numbers | The ladies adjourned to meet again this morning at 10 and in the afternoon at g. when the most important business is to
 be transacted. The following is today's | programme for the morning: | Meeting called to order. Prayer by Rev. o. P Fitzsmons. Music.
 l Minutes of the last meeting. Report of committees on constitution and finance. Nominations of officers for state feder- ation.
 Miscellaneous business. Music.
 For the afternoon: Meeting called to order. Music
 Address, showing benefit of federation, Mrs F. N. Allen. 1 Recess for election of officers. Music
 Declaration of election. Reports of delegates. Discussion of literary progress in the south led by Mrs. Pollock. The concert for Miss Ethel Houston's benefit has been set.for April 23 Mrs. M. G. Sweeny and MT. D. c. Davis will be married at the residence of the Dflue next MOnuay dIleTnOOn dI Z.oU o'clock. Ceremony will be performed by the Rev John Barbour, and the contract ing parties will leave shortly afterwards for bridal trip to New Orleans. The ladies of the First Baptist church will give a strawberry and ice-cream festival in the vacant store next door to MiEns Stone on Friday, beginning at high noon and continuing until 12 o'clock that night. The public is cordially invited. "The Lovely Galatea" will be presented at OBriens opera house tonight. It is a charming musical treat, and should be liberally patronized. MT. Lee Terrell and his charming bride have returned from their bridal trip, and are at home to their friends at the resi- dence of Mrs. Klchell on Twenty-third street.
 Mrs. Frank Fowlkes is visiting her old home, Memphis. Misses Georgia and Emma Hudson of