Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-23

rapidly in her profession that we can note the improvement in each carefully executed picture. The brilliancy and delicacy of touch, combined with the strength and Individuality of her works reveals exceptional talent. But even with that divine gift-genius-there still exists the necessity for the indispensable mechanical labor, and if one fails with perseverance it is because there is noth- ing in them. There is the material in Miss Lazarus which, if properly brought out. will compensate her in the lapse of time for her labor and study, and the many who have watched her efforts with so much interest will look forward to each first work with expectancy and re- newed wishes for her success.
 An event of much importance in social circles was the elegant german given by pr. and Mrs. Whelan to their daugh- ter, Miss Ji.iette Whelan, and her friend. Miss Moore The handsome par wonderously beautiful scene upon this delightful occasion. ablaze with light. sweet with the perfume of exquisite flowers and dazzling with the beauty of radiant young girls The pretty figures of the german were danced to the en- trancing music of superb string band while dainty refreshments were served during the evening. Miss Whelan and Miss Moore were visions Of iovelnesS in gowns of white organde and lace. and were very sweet and gracious to the merry crowd~of young people who paid homage to their charms At q late hour the guests departed reluctantly. with many happy remembrances of the fair young girls in whose honor they had so delightfully."- spent the evening. The guests were:
 Misses Mamie Moore. Juliette Whelan. Margaret Smilh, Louise Garber Mahza Moore, Mamie Pearson, Lura Brown. Bertha Koenig, Florre Roden. Ola Ro- den. Fannie Arnold. Elise Ball, Lucille Fitzsimops, Lucy Harrell Jamie Van Hoose. Susie Martin, Mary Virginia Graves, Fslorrie Graves, Alma Morrow, Lucy Morrow, Annie Pegues Katie Smith. Bessie OBrien, Virginia Walker, Sara Martin Lucy Hagood Mary Fucker. Rosa Sloss. Daisy Lewis, Elise Jones. Emma Leedy, M. M. Lane and Mabel SlosS
 Messrs. Jim Arnold, Cary Thompson. Walter Vim, Bain Thompson. James Smith. Richard Evans, John Patton, Dick Going, Ed Finch, Jim Mason, w. F. G. Harding, Joe Benners. c. o. Koenig, Arthur Koenig. Lundy Sloss, w. Johnston, Ed Johnston, Walter Fowlkes, Smith Crawford, MT. Cart wright, William Walker, Porter Walker. Dr. Charles Whelan, Jr, Mr. Carpenter. Charles Davis. Walter Davis Walter Smith Archie Gibson. Lee T ghl- man, s. Nixon pr. Percy Nixon Charles Smith. Frank Evans. Ollie Miles, Robert Jemison, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Whelan, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison. MT: and Mrs. C. D. Smith, MT. and Mrs. R. r. Johnston. MT. and Mrs. G. r. Atkinson MT. and Mrs. Syd Moore
 Miss Flora Solomon was the charming hostess at an elegant euchre party ffl- day afternoon at her lovely home on the ierh1 I H. rnentary to the visiting young ladies, who are themselves compliment to any city they visit. After spirited game Miss Yetta 1shlhert of Greenville, Ala. was presented with a very handsome hand painted satin fan, while Miss Blanche Krauss of Faycttc. M ss., was the recip- tent of a lovely cup and saucer. Delight- ful refreshments were served Miss Sul- omon was assisted in entertaining her guests by her bright graceful sister. Mss Bertha. Those present were: sses Yetta Ehllert, Grecnville, Ala; Blanche Krauss. frayctte. Miss; Fannie Asher New orleans. La; Florence Lehman, Greenville Bonnie Godsebaux, New Or leans; Belle Strauss. Eufanla.
 The public installation of the officers of the Birmingham senate, Ancient Es- senic Order. will take place Monday even ing at o'clock on Red mountain. The occa sion will be one of unusual interest, with music, refreshments, beautiful girls and handsome men, and, best of all, the presence of that dignified body, the Es- senics.
 Miss Mamie Morrow left Saturday for Hale Springs to spend several weeks.
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 MT. David Malone, president and man ager of the Malone Shoe company, will be married Tuesday to Miss Hermione Brown of East Lake, most beautiful and attractive young woman, who adds to her many social accomplishments the sweetness and tenderness of true woman hood Many kind wishes are expressed for this young couple. who are so de- seryedly popular, and whose future is so bright with the roseate hue of hope
 
 The Phenix club will give a dance on Red mountain Tuesday evening. Mir. Ike J. DahIman, who is chairman of the en- tertainment committee, has made all nec- essary arrangements for an enjoyable evening.
 Miss Laura Ferguson was lat home'' Friday evening complimentary to Miss Lizzie Berney, lovely visitor from Montgomery.
 Miss Louise Garber is the charming guest of Miss Juliette Whelan.
 One thousand dollars for any adultera- tions found in the St. Louis A. B. c. Bohemian bottled beer. brewed by the American Brewing company. It is per- fectly pure. Meyer-Marx company,