Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-26
Meade. Chaperones. MT. and Mrs. W

H. Moore.
 Mrs James Boyd Patton of Richmond, Va, is visiting Mrs A. R. Dearborn, 2116 Avenue G. Mrs. Patton is a very charm ing woman, ench visit adding to her cir cle of admiring friends.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Webb Crawford, whose home is frightened by the presence of their lovely visitor and kinswoman, Miss Cherry of Savannah, Tenn, will enter tain at german in her honor at the pa- vilion on Red mountain next Monday evening. The anticipation of this de- lightful event has already caused a fiut ter of pleasant excitement in the circle of which Miss Cherry Is so great a fa- vorite. Miss Cherry is an exquisite blonde, vivacious in manner and spark ling in conversation. Since her arrival she has been a reigning belle. and her departure will be an occurrence of sin cere regret, not only to her relatives, but to large circle of admirers.
 The zamora Temple Ancient Order of Arabic Shriners. contemplate an outing at Blount Springs June 5.
 MT. A. R. Dearborn has returned from New York, having enjoyed a delightful trip of combined business and pleasure.
 lHe Sounu ol WeuuinS peliS IS III the air.
 q know not how the truth may be. I tell the tale as it was told to me"
 They say" that one of our most prom fsing young business men, who fs' aci- mired as much for his sterling worth as his esthetic tastes. is shortly to be welded to one of the sweetest and brightest of the Paul Hayne teachers.
 MT. w. Melville Drennen is visiting friends in Georgia. The exact point of his destination is.not known.
 Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, who is chair man of the hospital board, with the CO., operation of the other members of the board and the assistance of Dr. B. G. Copeland and the faculty of the Bir- mingham Medical college, is perfectng plans to re-esta blish the Charity hos pital. pr. Copeland made the very kind offer of a house on Fifteenth street and Fourth avenue, free of charge, and the faculty of the Birmingham Medical col lege offered their services with the same liberality.
 The Duplicate Whist club met with Mrs. Thomas Ward Thursday evening last.
 The next reunion of the Confederate veterans will be in Richmond, Va. June 3 was set apart for the observance of memorial services in honor of the Con federate dead so that there may be one day for that sacred duty devoted to the memory of our southern heroes. It is to be known as Confederate Memorial Day. Through the magnificent gener- osity of MT. Charles Broadway Rouss of New York city donation of $100,000 was given to establish permanent headquar- ters, in which the historical archives of (NOx 1fnl cl,a1I H, auspices of the Confederate Memorial association.
 The Clionian circle met with Mrs. W. M. Newbold. on Sixth avenue and Twenty-second street, where another af- ternoon was devoted to Napoleonic his- tory. Miss Bessie Blinn read from "Barras' Memoirs" Mrs. Cruikshank from Professor Sloans Life of Napo- leon," now running in the May Century, while Mrs Newbold read an interesting article from Wendell Phillips on this same grand 'man of destiny,' whose life and history will never lose it's fascina-' tion as long as France remains The handsome home was beautifully adorned with quantities of roses, geraniums and lilies. silvery white, made of frozen light" After dainty refreshments were served the circle adjourned to meet next with Mrs. Cruikshank Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Industrial Institute and College, Co., lumbus. Miss. Tenth commencement. Sunday, June 16, 10:30 a. m., sermon, Rev. J. B. Hawthorne D. D.; S:30 D. m, Young Women's Christian association exercises, Rermon by Dr. Hawthorne. Monday, June IT, 10:30 a. m., commencement ex- ercises; address, Prof. Morrison Cald- well; 3 p. m., industrial and art exhibit; 8:30 p. m, essays by graduates. You are cordially invited to attend"
 The Philhedonians have added another triumph to it's brilliant social career Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. ac- companied by their lady friends and