Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05
OUR SOCIAL WORLD.
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 the office of the probate judge this week ....Mr. H. P. Steindorf of Birmingham spent the holidays with relatives in Gull man.. Miss Clara Hewlett left Tuesday night for an extended visit 10 friends and relatives in Tennessee. ..Mcssrs Otto Heidelberg and Charles Mandy of Ems ley and J. R. Morgan of IIanceville were in the city on Tuesday. MT. Henry Rhulander of Nashville has returned home after spending several days with his brother-in-law. MT. J. Mackentepe
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 z. B. Trammell of this city, with his little daughters Mary and Ruth. return ed home Tuesday night from Loacha- polka. Luther Jones. son of Rev Tom Jones, of Columbia, Ala, has been visit ing friends and relatives In Brundige.... Brooks Carlisle, youngest son of Prof. T. J. Carlisle, of Notasulga has been spend- ing the holidays in our city visiting his - numerous friends and relatives. =. Uncle Tommie Green and family have moved to the place lately occupied by MT. Por- ter, near J. E. Leverett's. MT. and Mrs. John Taylor of Shopton. Barbour coun- ty, arrived in the city Monday. Oscar Hollis of Banks was in Brundidge Satur- day....J. E. Leverett returned from Loachapoka last night. John Pierson is occupying the T. J. Green residence on South Main street....S. B. Copeland made business visit to Troy Tuesday ....J. D. Moore of Troy came down Sat urday night and spent Sunday with rela- lives in Brundidge. Miss Katie Adams of Troy spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Brundidge.. Mrs Car rie Dinkins left Sunday for Banks to vis- it her father. J. H. Banks, and other rela- tives in that place. Misses Matte Wa ters and Lizzie Address returned to Ma rion Saturday night to resume their studies at the Judson. Ashley Light foot came home from Little Oak Tues day, where he spent the Christmas holi- days with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Mathison have returned to Buck horn. Mrs. J. B. Graves spent Sunday and Monday in Ozark visiting the fami- lies of Messrs. J. F. Mcdonald and J. w. Huddleston. Robert l.. Harmon, Esq., one of the leading lawyers of Pikes capi- tai city, spent Monday in Brundlge.... Miss Jodie Perkins is spending the week with f1er-brother, Capt. L. H. Perkins and his family in Clayton. Mrs. Ar mellah Wilkerson returned from Loach- apoka Tuesday night, where she had been to visit her grandparents, MT. and Mrs J. Y. Trammell.
 DADEvIILE.
 Our society people were royally enter tained at the beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. O'Neal on East street New Years evening. The occasion -was un- der the auspices of The Young Married Ladies' Social club, which is a brilliant factor in the social circles of our city. Mrs w. H. Clark is president and Mrs. William Gray secretary of the society, both of whom are highly cultivated and charming ladies. The glittering glory of New Years sun shone brightly all day and the dazzling brilliancy of a beau- tiful moon added joy and pleasure to the occasion. The hall and parlors were artistcally decorated with evergreens and flowers. the dining room was hand somely arranged and supplied with the most tempting dainties The young la dies who served the tables deserved es- pecial mention. Misses Emily Herren, May Belle Vines, Mamie Walker, Fannie Bulger and Bessie Rowe were all lovely. handsome in dress. faultless in beauty and elegant in manner. The guests of the club, most of whom are members fin prospectu," were:
 Dr. Duncan with Stone. Mir Lee John ston with Miss Wharton. MT. Thomas l.. Bulber with Miss Steed. MT. Richard Shepard with Miss Shidler. MT. Fred Crabbe with Miss Rowe, MT Louis Mo Intosh with Miss Walker, Mir. Al Carlisle with Miss Herren. MT. BoZeman Bulger with Miss Vines. There were also pres- ent Rev. John P. Shaffer and lady, MT. and Mrs. Gray, Mir. and Mrs. Pugh MT and Mrs. Parker, Mir and Mrs. Johnson. Mir. and Mrs Oliver MT. and Mrs. Her. ren, MT. and Mrs Clark MT. and Mrs. Stone, members of the club. all of whom lent their aid in making the occasion magnificent success, and were most cor dial in extending their good wishes for a happy New Year. GUEST.
 GADSDEN.
 Miss Mary Davis is i'll at her home on Walnut street. Charles Wood returned this week from visit to his home in Ope- lika. Misses Minnie and Willie Turren- tine returned Sunday from a visit to rel atives in Birmingham Judge J. M. Mo ragne returned Monday from Atlanta. Miss Pattie Nelson of Montevallo, Ala, is visiting her uncle, R. l.. Adams, on Forest avenue. Miss Nelson is the great granddaughter of John Sevier, the first governor of Tennessee, one of the pioneer men of the union. Miss Nelson is a charming little lady, and bears many of the characteristic traits of her illustrious ancestor. Clifford and John Paden and Earl Lay have returned to school in Au- burn These young men are the most popular in the social circles here, as well as being among the most intelligent and diligent students at the State Agricultu- ral college. The young ladies here are always happy to see these handsome ca dets bedecked with so much "brass.".. Mrs R. A. Mitchell left Monday to at- tend the bedside of her sister in Opelika, Mrs. Albert Ham, who is very i'll. Mrs. I. w Gasser and children are visiting Mrs. Gassers mother, Mrs. w. M. Browning, on North Third street. Miss Lillie Will liamson, a charming and pretty young woman of Rome, Ga, is visiting her cous- in, Mrs. c. F. Norris Capt. J. M. Bellen- ger left last Sunday for Vicksburg. after delightful stap during the holidays with his family In Gadsden.. Robert P. 4oWard and hrida spenf few days in