Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-03

Ay Clung; exchange, Mrs. E. s. McCfuns; finance, Mrs. Annie Mckinney; educatiens Mrs. l.. Crozier-French; industrial, sMpst c, J. McClung; household economies, Mrs. C.. O. .Pefkins; social economies, Miss Rule; philanthropy, Mrs. Warren; cur rent events, Mrs. Brooke. 1sis-
 For further information address chaira man of educational. committee, Womanis Educational and Industrial union. Mrs. L.. Crozier-French, Knoxville, Tenn. ss
 Knoxville. Tenn, September, 1885,
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 The. Tuesday Afternoon Whist club was charmingly entertained by Mrs. H. Ku White. The prize, an exquisite tall rose vase, was won by Mrs. Thomas Ashford. After delicious refreshments were served the club. adjourned to meet next with Mrs Robert Jemison.
 Mrs. J, Bruce Morson leaves Saturday for Louisville, Ky,s where she will spend week. or ten days with her mother, Mrs. Henry L, Pope. .ts ,.fo-
 In the death of Mr. James T. Holtz- claw of Montgomery Alabama has lost one of her brightest, best young men, and .onen thoroughly equipped for the promising future that seemed to await him. Born and reared in Montgomery and educated in his native state, he was an Alabamian in the broadest eiiitt itoDltola tSSiiSc. Afilc lIldny duNdil- tages which surrounded him from his in fancy seemed but an Inspiration to high CT endeaVory ,and his energies were bent towards the accomplishment of great good for himself and his fellow men, ,;.
 His, pathetic death on shipboard and his burial beneath the waves of the Atlantic bring to an unutterably sad ended a life which; waited on the bound aries. of illimitable,v possibilities. He was about to enter and claim for his own a future which throbbed with vital opportunities. Throughout Alabama his friends will she'd sympathetic tears be- cause of. his untimelyt going.
 Mrs D.. Ka 4Ohl--Maude Andrews-of Atlanta, in writing to the New York World of the woman's building and of woman's work at the exposition, speaks thus of Mrs. William s. Lovelrs beauti- full work, which Is on exhibition in the woman's building:
 "Just at the foot of the right hand sta irway is a little stand. and back of it, hung against an artistic screen, are twelve paintings in water-color, in which the twelve months of the year are. rep resented by twelve beautiful young southern women. These are the origi- nalS of the calendars sold at the stands which were painted by Caroline c. Loy- ell, southern woman. There is a paper doll here too, by the same artist, and the
  sonality- is now being given to print for the first time. The doll is Mrs. Joseph Thompson herself. dressed in a smart house costume. There are three other stunning toilets--one purple pansy af- fair another a ball gown, and the Third one of those soft. pink costumes yhi9h this fair dame so often affects. The doll is encased in a box which a perfect mia ature of the womans building, apd has a little easel at. the back like Christ mas card. These two original aftistic achievements are the work of a soufh- ern' woman who..is a descendant osSMah- bone, the great miniature painter" lnr 4'',
 Miss Patti Ruffner returned yesterday afternoon from Tennessee. where she has spent several weeks very delightfully."- with relatives and friends. v
 My friends will hereafter find me on Nineteenth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, South Highlands, near Cox's station, and opposite the residence of Mr. w. H. Kettig. My telephone mum ber, is nov, 9SS.
 The regular monthly meeting of the womans auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian aSsociaton will be held this IThufsday afternoon in the parlors of the Young Mems Christian association. This will be. the first meeting in several
 
 to be transacted. Every member is urged to be present.
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 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Miles of Max Mead ows, Va. to John Pelham, Esq, of An nston on the 10th instant Miss Miles is @ lovely and accomplished lady and will make a most valuable addition to AnniSs- ton society. Everyone in Alabama knows John Pelham. He is a brainy and ac- compHshed lawyer and a gentlemen of the very highest character. He is the nephew of that John Pelham whom Lee immortalized by calling him the gallant Pelham" and inherited the splendid qualities of his uncle The hearty good wishes of all the good people of Alabama will go with this accomplished couple.
 Mrs. J. J. Ranks has returned from an extended visit to Union Springs. Ala.
 The following invitation has been re- ceiyed: You are respectfully invited to be present at the marriage of Mrs. F. G. c. Whitley-to MT. F. M Gardner on Tues day afternoon, October s, 1895, at 2 o'clock, Crowder's station, South High lands. Birmingham. At home after Oc- tober 16.'