Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-15
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

2 A trolley party was given last evening complimentary to Misses Craven of Union Springs and Taylor of Montgomery, two very beautiful and accomplished young ladies. As many young people as could be comfortably seated in the Birmingham Railway and Electric company's 'moguf car responded to invitations to go on the ride around the lines of that company The party stared from Fourteenth ave nue and Twentieth street, South High lands, shortly after o'clock and went through to Fountain Heights. Afte ride over the various lines the party re- turned to their homes, having spent most delightful evening. The party was composed of the following young people:
 Misses Mamie Pearson, Mary Cleary, Lottie Coffin, Eloise Johnston, Maliza Moore, Minnie Taylor Katie Bell. Ola Roden, Florrie Roden, Mary George Linn, Katie Morrow, Willie Morrow, Anna Mor- row, Lucy Morrow, Ella Keyser Lucy Harrell, Kathleen Lewis, Eloise Brooks, Bessie White, Mary Virginia Graves, Kate Eubank, Daisy Lewis, Nina Stroth- CT, Rosa Sloss, Margie Hooper, Sara By rum, Louise Patton, Mary Lee Broadnax' Grace Smith, Henrietta Franklin, esAlita Craven, Ender. Stillwell Mrs. Dulaney; Messrs. c. G. Davis. F. Redd, Ed Wilcox R. R. Going, Theo Koenig, George Browne, John T. Patton, sam Stolen werck Carey Thompson, Will, Crawford c. P. Moore, Dr. Frazier, w. J. Pearce A. c. Gibson Walter Fowlkes, Walter Prescott, Charles Wallace, Sol Jacobs, Frank Mitchell. Charles Plosser, Harry Hawkins, Lee Bivings, J. E. Ware, Will Montgomery, J. w. Clarke, Bob Brown, Robert Cecil, H. P. Hef1n, Porter Walker, J. M. Mason, Jr., Clarence Mason, L. r. Hill. MT. and Mrs. Richard F. Johnston olaa ha
 MT. J. Samuel Moore and his bride returned from their honeymoon, Whlch they spent in Kentucky, yesterday. Mfs: Moore as Miss Gussie Baugh, was well known in Birmingham, where she lived several years and has many friends who will extend her warm welcome to the city again.
 Mrs. John M. Martin returned to Tus- kaloosa yesterday afternoon where she is spending the summer at the country home of her brother, Dr. Samuel Minturn Peck.
 Miss Annie German, formerly one of Birminghams most highly honored and gifted young song birds, and now resi- dent of Montgomery, is visiting her friend, Miss Lucy Bea1l, on the South Highlands. Miss German has been per haps more highly honored than any girl of her age in Alabama. As will be re- membered while in our midst she was petted and lauded for her wonderful vocal powers and sweet, winning ways. When she left the Magic City her. fame followed her to her new home. During the great Confederate reunion in this city the Houston delegation became so charmed with her beautiful voice that they prevailed upon her to honor their city, to which she consented. Though Tor aterfNr tHn sponsor of Camp Lomax No. 151, United Confederate Veterans, she was the guest of Houston to and fro while in that city, and many were the honors showered upon her. As Camp Lomaxs sponsor she has the distinction of being the youngest girl to have ever filled such a position.
 Mrs Freleigh gave delightful mnsi- cal last night at her residence, corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-frst street, complimentary to pr. and Mrs. George present The music was fine, the refresh ments delightful, and a most pleasant evenig was spent
 MT and Mrs W. s. Brown and daugh- ter, Miss Laura, are home from St. Clair Springs, where they have been for the past two or three weeks.
 Miss Wyllie Drennen has as her guest Miss Lena Hawkins, charming Atlanta girl.
 Next Wednesday afternoon Miss Ro- berta Harris, one of Birmingham's most beautiful and accomplished young wonl- en, will be united in marriage to Mr. Chester W1nn, popular Birmingham boy. Both of these young people are widely known here and will receive the congratulations of large crle of friends.
 Miss Kate Rogan has returned from Talladega, where she spent two weeks very pleasantly with friends.
 MT. Hugh Morrow went over to Fayette last night to spend a few days with his friend and classmate, MT. W. B. Bank head.
 The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club was entertained this week by Mrs. B. L. Wyman. Mrs. Bruce Morson won the prize, beautiful Edgewood pitcher. The club meets next with Mrs. c. F. Perrin South Highlands.
 Red mountain was the scene of a de- lightful dance last night, given compIi- to- Miss Ray Wellman of Mem phis, who has been visiting friends in thls city the past few weeks, during which she has made many warm friends.
 MOVED TO THE wIGWAM. The Colored Camp Meeting Will Continue
 Ten Days Longer.
 The colored camp meeting, which has been in progress at Wares grove the past fifteen days, has been changed to the Winnie Davis wigwam, where it will con tinue at least ten days longer. During the rema ming services an effort will ha