Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-01

charming. accomplished Tennessea woman, who has made many friends during her brief stay in our city. The following were invited by Mrs. Smith to her delightful luncheon on Friday after noon: l>Mesdames Joseph Shields, N. D. Barker, Zap P. Smith, B. F. Moore, T. T. Hillman, George L. Morris, T. O. Smith, John c. Henley, c. J. Smith. T. H. Mol ton, George M Morrow, Robert H. Pear son, B. M. Starks, George c. Ball and Misses Kate Hopkins, O. W. Summers and Kate Smith.
 The History club, to which reference was made a few weeks ago. has now been organized, and will meet for the first time next Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs. William Hardie, on First avenue. Miss Cora Palmer will lead the History club and will bring to her duties a per feet reputation and capacity. The young girls will meet at the different homes of the members in alphabetical order, and after the literary exercises, consisting of original papers, etc., sim pie refreshments will be served. That this club will do splendid work everyone knows who is at all familiar with the dear little girls composing it, of whom the following is a correct list: Misses Mary Anderson, Nell Arnold Gertrude Ault, Sue Allen Ball, Florence Ballard, Katherine Conner, Bevelle Conner, Jamie Curry, Elise Eatherly, Bertha Eatherly, Annie Earle, Nettie Grace. Alice Gra- ham, Carol Gray, Linda May Handley, Grace Hardie. Annie Jemson, Bessie Jemison. Ala King, Emma Koenig, Lu- cile Lane, Sallie Luckie, Fannie May Mason Susie McLester, Myrtle Miles, Matte Monroe, Millie sNabb, Maggie Nixon, Louise Rushton, Carrie Sharpe, Edith Snow, Edna Snow, Helen Van Hoose, Ada Vaughan, Louise Walker. At the meeting next Wednesday after noon the officers for the History club will be elected and the details for the sea- sons work will be arranged. A full and prompt attendance is requested by Mrs. William Hardie, to whom the honor of organizing this charming club is due.
 
 Misses Mary Virginia Graves, Florrie Graves, Lila Smith, Anna Morrow, Ma mic Pearson, Margaret Smith, Mamie Cleary, Anna Morrow and Lizzie Steele. together with several married friends, will assist the young gentlemen of the Philhedonian club in receiving their guests at the reception to Mir and Mrs. c. V. H. Schoolar on next Thursday evening.
 MT. Henry Bankhead of Fayette and MT. Dick Hobbie of Montgomery are visiting MT. Robert Jemison, Jr. On Friday evening MT Jemison entertained a number of his university friends and II.
 Misses Amy and Mollie Jordan have re- turned from visit of three weeks to the Atlanta exposition
 Miss Edna Snow gave a pretty birth day dinner on Friday to her young friends, Misses Grace Hardie, Louise Walker, Maggie Nixon, Allie King and Jamie Robertson.
 Mrs. Maria Nelson and her daughter, Miss Bland Nelson, of Eutaw spent yes- terday in Birmingham, en route home from Sewanee, Tenn.
 The Mendelsshon club. so it Is said, will defer their concert one week on ac- count of the concert to be given next Thursday evening, the 9th, at O'Brien's opera house for the benefit of Camp Hardee At the Camp Hardee enter tainment Professor Weber will direct one of his own compositions. Salute to Bir- mingham,' which will be played by a splendid band of local musicians.
 The recital given yesterday afternoon by the faculty of the Conservatory of Music was exceptionally superior, and
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