Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-12
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

The following ladies are requested to act as a reception committee al the church supper to be given by the lautes of the Church of the Advent, at the Iesi- dence of Mrs. Robert Jemlson, corner Sixth avenue and Twenty-f1rst streee' this evening: Misses Florrie Graves, Jen- nie Porter. Kate Earle, Pattie huItner' Mary Clare Milner, Hannah Elliott Mig non Conner, Bertha Lewis, Julia smith, Mary V Graves, Alice Wheeler, Mamie Moore. Mamie Pearson. Mamie Cleary, Hattie Webb, Lizzie Hutton, Zemma Webb Sadie Cotton Annie Redd. L.1cile. Smith. Mary Beard. Madge Smith, 9fy line Arnold, Virginia Walker, Laura Ferguson, Augusta Sharpe, Luara Brown. Anna Morrow, Lucy Morrow, Ethel Sharpe. Willie Morrow, Daisy Moody, Susie Martin, Rosebud LeWls, ,SYileste ,,i Whelan, Alise Ball, Sue Allen Ball@ Del ma Wilson, Lucy Harroll. Susie Ho%Ze, Mary Lee Broadnax, Lottie Col fin, Jamie VanHoose, Ferry Nabb, Millie Nabb, Louise Walkarr I1el- en VanHoose, Roy Head, Fannie May Mason, Annie Jemison, Bessie Jeln1soh' Fannie Dunn, Mabel Roy, Louise Ohsby, Maggie Nixon, Beth Jemison, Edith Snow, Florence Ballard, Oracle Hardy, Lille Drennen, Kathleen Hunley, Addle Evans, Misses Armstrong, Annie, Pegues, Mamie Smith, Graice Smith, -Btolpe Smith, Florence Heidleburg, Maggie Doh- alson, Adelaide Moore, Sadie HaWkins, Jennie Trimble, Maggie Trimbe, Moiiis Cullom, Mary Stollenwerck, Momie Ter rell, Susie Poe, Margaret Smith, Mpan1a Leedy, Belle Dangaix, Fannie Arnold, Ida Robertson, Ella Keyser, Jamie Moore, Ella Kirkman, Lucille Fitzsimons, Lou- ise Fucker, Marie Nelson. Lila chishoms I Il,t .l.a noio Handley.
 The second grand picnic of the St. Vincent D'Paul Catholic society will be given at Lakeview park next Monday. The following programme of amusement for that day has been arranged:
 old mems race-Fine hat. .sa-A-z.- 200-Yards race-Two shirts by Louis Saks.
 Most popular man on the grounds Umbrella, by Kemper Go.
 Boys race-Silll tie, by NJ. Well.
 Most popular young lady-Burn poems, by Smith & Montgomery.
 Boat race-Years subscription to La bor Advocate
 Boat race-Two bottles of claret, by Fox & Go. .-s---.+
 Girls race Q2 to 15 years)-Bottle of cologne, by Wilmington Si Lynch.
 Smokers race-Fine pipe, by MT. Sni- der.
 Bicycle race-Cyclometer, by Birnnfng- ham Arms company.
 Tug of war-Prize by T. O'Byrne.
 Most popular married lady-Minoer knife, by J. Garrett. ''tf'N
 Best lady waltzer-Pair white kid slip pers, by Ham, the shoe man.
 Best gentleman waltzer-Pair slippers, by Malone Shoe company.
 Young ladies race-Sllver bracelet, by Malony & Schlosser.
 Best runner-Pair Oxford ties, by Smith Shoe company. -- Prettiest girl baby on the grounds, to years old-Rocking chair, by Hood X Wheeler.
 Pair sad irons, from P. J. Doud. to be voted for
 200-yard race-Fine wine set by J. T.. ONeil.
 Silver shawl buckle. from Wilson,
 Center table, from P. Zinszeg ito be- voted for.
 A correspondent writing to the Au- gusta, (Ga.) Chronicle from Edgefield, S. C., has the following to say of two very popular Birmingham society people,: Mrs. J. c. Hunter, whose maiden name was Sula Abney, enroute to her home in Birmingham, Ala, from Glenn Springs, s. C., where she had been sum- mering called to pay visit to her many friends in Edgefield, her native home, but for several years has been living In, Birmingham. Miss Mattie Glover. a niece of Mrs. Hunters, is accompanying her, who IS also a native of Edgefield, and whose home is in Birmingham. She Is one of the handsomest young women in the state and has admirers without number They both attended services at the Bap- tist church Sunday:
 Miss Abbie Chambliss of Anniston, who has been the guest of the Misses Dryer on Sixth avenue for several weeks, returned home yesterday s
 Miss Nan Keely one of Anniston's 1oveliest society girls, was the guest of her cousin. Miss Madge Parson, yester day She had just returned from Wis with her friend, Miss Jessie Peter Of Brierfield, at the summer home of the latter. m Misses Lutie, Ethel and Carrie Sharpe have returned from Decatur, where they visited friends for a few days. .s-535. MT. John Knight, popular young so ciety man of Anniston, was in the city last night -- Miss Minnie Taylor, who has been vis- iting friends in the city for several weeks. left yesterday afternoon for her iiOihN 'ii -HS4'' f4t
 A.,toOti At o'clock this morning Miss Kate Benners, the lovely and accomplished daughter of Judge l. H. Benners, will be united in marriage to MT. Charles Van Mason of Greensboro. The ceremony will take place at the residence of the brides father Nineteenth street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth avenues.
 The Philhedonian club will move-in to the Commercial club rooms on the 1st of October and on the 11th of the month will open the season with swell dance. Whatever this popular club undertakes it does well, and 1t goes without ssaytng that its opening german will be grand affair.
 Miss Flora Sparrow attained the ma ture age of years yesterday and enter tained a number of her little friends in the afternoon.
 
 Very Low Rate to Chattanooga,
 Fer dedication of Chickamauga Ma. tional Military park on September IS