Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-27

| Stones, and then repaired to the club | rooms, where a brilliant and delightful
 cotillion was danced MT. Charles G.
 Davis, assisted by Miss Florie Roden | lead the german, and the following young | people were present: Miss Mary George | Linn and MT. E. Redd, Miss K. Morrow
 and MT. J. A. Kutley, Miss Margaret
 Smith and MT. Ed Wilcox, Miss Pearson | Evans and MT. Tom Sims, Miss Lucy l Haygood and MT. L. Silghman, Miss | Cleary and MT A. c. Gibson, Miss Graves
 and MT. J. C. Thompson, Miss Florrie | Graves and MT. John Warren, Miss Sher- | rod and MT Dick Going, Miss Florrie
 Roden and MT. C. Davis, Miss Kathleen | Hooper and MT Bagley, Miss M. Hooper l and Mir w. Fowlkes. Miss c. Berry and MT. T. w Redin, Miss Fttzsimmons and | Mr J. T. Patton, Miss Lowe and MT. | James Arnold Jr., Miss Anna Morrow
 and MT J. Evans. Stags-Messrs Smith.
 Crawford, Lundie Sloss, Porter Walker, 1 Theo Koenig, Will Jordan and Jim Johns. | MT and Mrs. E. G. Chandler and MT.
 and Mrs. Parker chaperoned the young | people.
 | The german given by the Jefferson | Volunteers on Friday evening at their | handsome armOry was complete sue cess in every way. The armery was l elaborately adorned in bunting of the | company's colors-old gold and dark and | light blue-and gorgeous autumn leaves. l Montanos band furnished the music and | the cotillion was led by Capt. John War | ren and Miss Momie Terrell, assisted by Mir Porter Walker. A most abundant l and delicious collation. was served at | midnight in the billiard room, and not l until 2 o'clock did the strains of Home, | Sweet Home" bring truce to happi-
 ness and merriment. The guests of the | Volunteers present were Gen. R. M. Nell | son, Col. and Mrs Louis V. Clarke, Maj. l IJir1nn n in dpTNnni1k Canfain | Demere and Lieutenant Ledbetter. The l chaperones were MT. and Mrs. Robert | Newman, MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Murdock
 and MT. and Mrs. Frank Nathan of New | Hampshire. The following, young people partici
 pated in the cotihion; Captain Warren
 and Miss Momie Terrell, MT. L. Handley | and Miss Sherrod, MT. C.. Schooler and Miss Katie Bell MT c. Leeper and Miss l Cleary, MT. J. T. Patton and Miss Graves Mr. Alb Towers and Miss Sharpe, MT. Len Button and Miss Addie Evans, MT. Sale Phelan and Miss Cotton of Sewanee, MT. J. Kimbal and Miss Burgamy, MT. Perry and Miss Molly Jordan, MT. George 1 Brown and Miss Lila Smith, MT. Sam | Stollenwerck and Miss Lucy Hagood, MT. L. Stollenwerck and Miss Daisy Lewis, MT. A. deFuniak and Miss White, MT. E. | Ware and Miss Fannie Arnold, MT. s. | Scholar and Miss Scholar, MT l.. Bly, | ngs and Miss M Hooper MT. F. Wilcox and Miss Kate Morrow, MT. R. Nebb and Miss Lutie Sharpe. Stags-Messrs. L. Sloss, J. Johns, Porter Walker, Will Wal ker Will Jordan, Nat Trimble, Ollie Miles, A Koenig, J. D. Phelan, s. Craw- ford, J. N. Ross, s. Jacobs, Tom Sims
 F. Davidson Percy Terry, James Arnold,
 H. Farley, F. King and MT. w. c. Agee and Mir London Smith of Atlanta. The committee having charge of the ar engagements was as follows: Messrs. Por, ter Walker. J. Kimball and R. Webb. Committee on invitation-Messrs. J. c. Johns and J. L. Sloss.
 | Miss Susie Martin of Little Rock. Ark arrived yesterday and is the guest of | her cousin, Miss Lucy Martin, FPS West | Twentieth street.
 Miss Kate Sistrunk returned to Mont gomery on Thursday after a charming visit to Miss Margaret Smith. The Druid City Literary club of Tuska- loosa has issued Its prospectus, and it gives me pleasure to take certain con- densed items of interest from 1t. The various meetings Gone every month) are diversified with original essays, selections and music from the different members, and the following regulations have been adopted:
 Response to roll call will be connected with the general subject of the evening. No original paper must occupy more than ten minutes.
 No selection must occupy more than six
 minutes
 No answer to questions must occupy
 more than five minutes
 Members elected after this programme
 is printed will have parts assigned them
 at convenient times during the year.
 This club has been in most successful
 existence for many years, and it is in a prosperous and f1ourishing condition at
 present.
 Driud City Literary club. Officers from July, 1895 to January, 1S96
 Benjamin F. Meek, president.
 Mrs. Sally B. Hill vice-president.
 Walter Guild, secretary
 Officers from January, 1896, to July, 1896 to be elected at the meeting in De- cember.
 Members.
 Ladies-Miss Anna Byene Adams, Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce, Mrs. John c. Calhoun, Miss Annie Carson, Mrs. Fanny Craw- ford Mrs. L. Orah Dawson, Miss Bessie Edgar, Mrs. William F. 'Titts, Jr., Mrs. J. Manly Foster Mrs John c. Harrison, Miss Emma Foster, Miss Ada Harrison, Mrs. John J. Harris, Mrs. Walter C. liar ris Mrs Sally B. Hill, Miss Martha Hill. Miss Betty Hill, Miss Mozie Hogan, Mrs Mary Hope, Miss Maud Howell, Mrs. Will liam c. Jemison, Mrs. Henry A.. Jones, Mrs. Katherine Kirkham, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Leach, Mrs Sewall J Leach, Mrs. Su- sic Martin, Miss Nela McCalla, Miss Mary McGowan Mrs. Benjamin F. Meek, Miss Bessie Parker, Mrs. Thomas w. Palmer. Miss Bazaline Prince Mrs. Lula B. Stringfellow, Miss Annie Searcy, Mrs. P. N c. Snow. Mrs. G. Woolsey VanHoose, Mrs Walter c. Whitaker
 Gentlemen-Messrs. William A. Battle James w. Bpndurant John C. Calhoun. Lemuel O. Dawson, Henry Fitts J. Man ly Foster, Thomas H. Garner Walter Guild, Horace Harding. John J. Harris.