Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-20

Walter Winn, J. T. Patton, Daniel Ro- gan, John R. Glover and others.
 
 The Leap Year Card club is rapidly be- coming one of our most popular organi- zations, and the charming meeting held Wednesday evening with Miss Alma Lane was a delightful beginning of series of happy gatherings The prize, handsome silver-mounted hat brush, was won by Mr. Mitchell Williamson. MT. Henry Going tied for the prize, but upon the cut it went to MT Williamson. Misses Ada and Eloise Johnston were elected members. The following young ladies and gentlemen were Miss Lanes guests on Wednesday evening: Misses Patti Ruffner, Rinnie Leigh Head, Mamie Pearson, Mary Cleary, May George Linn, Louise Fucker, Kate Morrow, Mary Rucker, MoIlie Jordan, Kate Smith, An nie Brewer, Laura Schyver, Minnie Merle Lane, and Messrs. W. l.. Miller, Ernest Redd, Will Terry, l.. A. Ship man, Ed Wilcox, Henry Going, Mitchell Williamson. Arthur Crowder, l.. c. Brad ley, Dan Rogan, Walter Smith, George D. Allison and Sam Stollenwerck
 The Aurora Literary club was enter tained on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Gertrude Ault. It was meeting of great interest and profit. The following Is a programme of the exercises:
 Roll call-Answered with historical facts of the Roman period in Britain
 Miss Katherine Conner read selections from Milton's Hymn to the Nativity. Miss Florence Ballard read an orlglnal paper upon the life and work of Jullus Caesar, and Miss Cora Palmer gave most interesting talk upon the Influence of the Romans Upon Britain. A paper on this subject had been assigned MISS Sue Allen Ball, but her absence rom the city prevented its presentation.
 41,s1 ffnrn pleted dainty refreshments were served, when the young ladies adjourned 10 meet next with Miss Annie Jemison on New Years day.
 The Little Jokers were the guests yes terday afternoon of Mrs. Richard Kan dolph and she entertained them in the most charming manner. The pretty home was decorated with vases or cui flowers The score cards were very unique and handsome, being Of ceilulold and representing the different designs on the playing cards--clubs. hearts, dia- monds and spades. The prize. beauti- full candelabra was won by Miss Mamie Pearson, Mrs Randolph served delicious refreshments after the games of euchre were completed. The Little Jokers Will be entertained next Wednesday after noon by Mrs. Wilner Beard at the Mor- ris The following guests enjoyed ex- ceedingly Mrs Randolph's delightful hospitality yesterday afternoon: Mes- danes c, M. Cruikshauk. John w. Tom linson J. M. Davidson. Webb Crawford. A. T. Henley. and Miss Lucy Turner or Huntsville and Miss Elise Ball.
 
 The following programme will be rem dered tomorrow afternoon at o'clock by the pupils of the Birmingham College of Music at Seals hall:
 Part I.
 Piano quartette, Allegro and Rondo" DiabellD-Misses Annie Smith. Jessie Norris Ferry Nahb and Isabel Mushat.
 Orchestral selection. Martha P'lo- tow)-The college orchestral class.
 Vocal solo. "Waltz Song" (Meyer- Helmnud)-Miss Nora Sullivan.
 Pianoforte solo. "Sonata Pathetinue," !" "Grave-Allegro" CBeethoven)-Miss Lau- ra Ferguson.
 Vocal solo. "Serenade' (Schubert)- Miss Lillian Roden.
 Quartette, four violins 0leyeD-Misses May Fowler and Millie Nabb, Messrs. J. Henley and R. Garner.
 Vocal solo, 'The Rataplan" OonizettD Miss Norma Scholar.
 Piano solo. "GaloD Militaire' (Ascher) Miss Mamie Smith.
 Orchestral selection, "Valse"-College orchestra.
 Part 1T.
 Vocal solo, "Whither?" Gassen)-Miss Alice FaIlon.
 Piano solo. "Concert Stucke' (Von Weber)-Mss Lucy Martin.
 Vocal solo. "Over to Shadow Town" violin oblgato (OberHoffen) - Mrs. Charles Abbott.
 Piano solo. "Tmpromptu" (Chopin)- Miss Virginia Walker.
 Vocal solo. Sunset Dudley Buck)-- Mrs. R. A. Moseley.
 Piano duet. "Rondo Nilitaire" (Bohn)- Misses Florence Heidelberg and Alice Fallon.
 Orchestral selection, march College orchestra.
 Concerted piano number, "Valse Bril- lante." D flat (Chopin)-Misses A. Mor- row w Shelton. L. Johnston. M. Smith, G. Smith. l.. Eubank. R. Head. l.. Weir, F. Heidelberg A. Fallon. Mrs. Buck. Children, look out for next