Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-03

Newman, Mrs. Robert Stone. MT. A. J. Camp and MT. Charles Roberts.
 The Petonian circle, reading club or. ganized two or three weeks ago, held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. s. Bernstein last Wednesday even ing. The Petonians will meet next Wednesday with Miss Pulaski and the evening will be devoted to Emerson.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Burke and their nt-. tie daughter. Lucille, have returned from a prolonged stay in New York. Their many friends will rejoice to know that little Lucille is greatly improved In health.
 Mrs Sidney Klotz of Chicago, formerly of Birmingham. will arrive today to visit her mother Mrs. J. Fies on Highland av- enue A large circle of friends will warmly welcome Mrs. Klotz to her old home.
 Thursday evening at the Young Mems Hebrew association hall an impromptu dance was enjoyed by the following young people, Misses Ray Wellman of Memphis, Blanche Rothschild, Mena. Kaufman, Florence Kaufman, Ethel Le-. Loeb, Bert Blach, Joe Meyer, Leo Rich, Lee Wellman, Henry Samuelson, Ralph Flies, Alvin Rothschild, M. Rothschild and A.Rich.
 Mrs. John Boddie and Mrs Corinne Lit-s tie had as their guests yesterday three charming Memphis ladies' Mrs. Barks- dale Miss Barksdale and Miss Waffee, who were en route to their home after visit to the Atlanta exposition.
 The Clionian club was entertained on 1ts,r bold Miss Sue Rogan was historian and Mrs. T. l.. Robertson reader. The quota tions were from Alabama statesmen, and Mrs. Newbold read a.. paper upon "The Mineral Resources of Alabama, After the serving of delicious refresh ments the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter.
 The following invitation has been re ceived by number of Mrs. Wyman's friends:
 Mrs. B. L. Wyman at home Thursday, November ', 2 o'clock. Euchre. k. Si V. F."
 This pretty card calls together many friends to celebrate the marriage anni- versary of pr. and Mrs. B. L. Wyman.
 Birmingham is always fortunate in having many pretty and attractive WIS. ting belles in her midst This winter will
  the Phenix club the following visitors are expected: Miss Blanche Plant of Cincin- nati Miss Maude Stern of Cleveland, Miss Flora Blaeh of Cincinnati, Miss Hart of Charlestons s. O., Miss Beatrice Wertheimer of Pine Bluff, Miss Bessio Hart of Jackson, Miss; Miss Leah Block, Natchez, Miss, and Miss Nettle Meyer or Pine Bluff.
 Miss Mamie Morrow and MT. Hugh Morrow gave very charming tea 10 few friends last evening at their home on Seventh avenue in compliment to those two lovely young girls, Miss Searcy or Tuskaloosa and Miss Martin or Llttie Rock Among the guests present were Misses Lucy Martin, Susie Martin, Mar garet Smith and Annie Searcy
 rho Edqewood Literary Circle met 5n Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]. F. Gra- ham on the South Highlands. The dis. cussion of the statesmen and orators or America was continued. Mrs. w. Il. Worthington gave a sketch Of EdWafd Everett and Mrs l.. F. Worl read an ac- count of Mrs. Robert Y. Hayne or South Carolina. Miss Rosebud Lewis read se- ,ections from Everett's speeches. Mrs Graham served tempting refreshments, when the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. w. H. Worthington.
 The following beautiful 1nVitatlon mas been received: the honor of your presence at the mar, riage of her daughter, Ole Tarver, to Mr' Haralson Bleckley on Thursday, No vember IA, at 12 o'clock, in the First Methodist church, Augusta, Ga, 1885.
 Both Miss Evans and MT. Bleckley have many friends in our city who wish Tor them all possible prosperity and happi- ness. ;
 Mrs. Frank D. Young will entertain her friends next Tuesday afternoon, Novem- Der 5, from to 6 o'clock, at her pretty home on Twentieth street, South High lands, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Clay ton Giles, of Wilmington, N. C. Mrs Giles will receive most cordial welcome on Tuesday afternoon from her own friends and those of her sister, Mrs. Young.
 Miss Virginia Sharpe of Virginia is visiting Capt and Mrs Joseph F. John ston on Highland avenue. |
 Mr. Sumter Mays Ball of Atlanta is spending Sunday with his relatives in Birmingham.
 The Thursday Evening Euchre club will meet promptly at o'clock next Thurs, day evening Wltn MT. anu MiS. 11drIy Coffin, Twentieth street, South High lands
 Miss Annie Searcy of Tuskaloosa, Miss Susie Martin of Little Rock and Miss Lucy Martin of our own city are the guests of Mrs. Robert Jemison and will spend this week with her.
 Miss Alice Force of Kentucky is vis- iting Mrs. George L. Haven on the South Highlands.
 The members of the Cadmean circle were the guests on Friday afternoon of. Mrs William L. Sims. on the North High lands. Mrs. William Eardie read paper i.