Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-17

Jr, N B Feagan, Joseph Johu- ston, N W Trimble, M L Tipton, J F Graham, L Nabers, John London Worthington, Alice Smith, syd Moore, Il R Johnston, James B Head, James Parker, J c Henley, James Weatherly, George Ball and Misses Hopkins, Kate Smith, Madge Parsons and Kathleen Lewis.
 At the small tables, covered with ex- qusites embroideries, the daintest fefresh- nents were served after the games o1 euchre.
 Mrs. James weatherly has returned from a visit to relatives iu Montgomery.
 
 The marriage of Mrs. Florence Throck- morton and Mir. Allan Haskell willie occur Wednesday next, the goth, at high noon, at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Peete b. Clark ou the South Highlands. The cere. mony will be witnessed only by few near est relatives and friends, and wedding breakfast will follow. The bride ann groom will leave Wednesday afternoon for visit to New York. A very large circle os genuine friends feel profound interest IL this approaching marriage, for no woman in Birmingham is more universally popular than Mrs. Throckmorton. Besides her remarkable charm of manner, her 4womanly qualities and her intellec, ual vivaoity, there is another side of her character only seen by few who
  the allurements of A bright and fortunate social life she has found time and oppor- tunity to tighten many burdens and 10 throw sunshine about the pathway of many sorrowing ones. Such woman deserves all her friends. MT. Haskell has lived long enough among us to merit our sincere respect and esteem, and in coust quence the best and brightest wishes of our entire community go out to Mrs. Throck morton and Mir. Haskell for future of great hapi piness. A friend, whose life is full of good deeds and charitable impulses, suggests that q number of the South Highland ladies form themselves into committee to send cuHee, already made, 10 Gideon & Henry's store for the motormen on the electric car lines during this awful weather. She also sug- gests that the ladies of Avondale, Joness vile and West End do the same. This is most admirable idea, and one which could be easily carried out. Won't our good women act promptly in this impor7 tant matter? number of the leading women of New York city have formed themselves into a strong body to labor in behalf of the woman's department of the Atlanta ex- position, and will from this time bead all their energies towards assisting the women Of Georgia in making success oi their de- partment. Miss Ella M. Powell, south cru woman, has succeeded in eniisting the sympathies of New York women in this work.
 The arrangements for the Napoleonic Evening at the opera house next Thursday evening are about completed, and every thiug indicates a splendid success. Gen. F 5. Ferguson, who is gifted as an orator and is a thorough Napoleonic scholar, will lecture during intervals between tue tabeaux. There will be fourteen living pictures, in which many of our most popu- lar young people will appear.
 Hon. Wilson K. Brown, who will repre- sent Napoleon, will sing not only 'srhe Marseilla SC, '' but other French songs. The Southern club will give theater parry that evening, and so, probably, will the Philh sdouians, which will add much to the eclat of the occasion. Appended Is the programme with the characters, tableaux, etc. and a brilliant evening is assured.
 NAPOLEON.
 Lecturer-Gen. Fred s. Ferguson.
 Napoleon at the military school ol Brienne-Montgomery Brown, Frank A. Evans, Molten Smith, Lorenzo Luckie, Lstitia Ramolini bonaparte-Miss Ola Roden.
 Napoleon Bonaparte-Hon. Wilson R. Brown.
 Marshal Ney, .The Bravest Of the Brave''-Hon NJ. A. Porter.
 Hortense, Queen of Holland-Miss Delua Wilson. '''rhe Sleeping Sentiuel"-Mr. William J. Hutton.
 INTERMIssIoN. sMarseillaise' ''-Hon. Wilson R. Brown. |.
 PART II.
 NapoleouI crowning Josephine. Jose phine-Miss Marie Louise Qaaries. Pope. Pious VII-Mr. Mel Dren nan. ~f Napoleon and his tayorlte sister, Pau line. Princess PauliDe-Miss Orline Ar mold.
 Marriage of Napoleon and Marie Louise Of Austria. Marie Louise-Miss Kate Ro-j gan. Napoleon and his sop-Little Miss Miti ,elene Smith and Hon. Wilson Browu. Meeting between Napoleon and tue queen of Prussia. Queen of Prussia-Miss Jennie Porter. Napoleon parting with Jossphine-M Marie Louise Qdarles and Hun. Wilson K. Brown.
 Last days of Napoleon at St. Helens. -T Mrs. Robert P. McDavid, after a delight ful visit to relatives aud friends in Bir- mingham, returned on Tuesday to her home in Montgomery. 8ss- Miss Annie Watkins of Chattanooga, who upon previous visit to Brmin gham received much attention and admira;iop, is now on visit to her cousin, Miss Alma Lane, Eighth avenue and NineteeHth street. She will receive cordial welcome from her large circle of friends.
 If you are tired and never hungry, Hoods Sarsa parilla will make you feel strong and well.
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