The age-herald., 1897-08-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

 to Birmingham-Gen clark's home-and since then they have been identified with all that was for the Uplifting of our peo- pie, and the up-building of our town. Mrs. Clark leaves an only child, Augusta Carlisle, now two years of age. In the old cemetery, at Selma, Ala, Mrs. Clark rests, beside her grandfather, MT. Ed ward K. Carlisle, ST. Her parents, pr. and Mrs. A. W. Jones. her grandmother, Mrs. D. K. Carlisle; her sisters, Misses Lucy, Augusta and Parmelia, and her brothers, Messrs. Carlisle, Calvin, Alex ander and Monroe survive her and still reside in the beautiful old home al Selma. To these relatives, and to her husband and child, the tenderest sympathy of very many friends, goes out in this season of unspeakable sorrow.
 Mrs. Mcqueen, of Eutaw, who has been ljlls guest of hI-r sonls. MeSsrs William and John Mcqueen, for several weeks, will leave tomorrow for Blount Springs. Mrs George R. Ward is still absent fllom the city. After completing her visl1 to Mrs. w. J. Cameron. at Montgomery she will probably go 10 Blount Sprngs for a short stay
 Mrs. ". P. G. Harding and her sistsr Miss Mamie Moore. are spending some time in New York City.
 INIT. and Mrs. B. F. Moore ann culFbtpeff are how at Knoxville. Tenn, viEitinS the parents of Mrs. Moore, MT and Mrs. Lut- trell.
 Miss Eloise Johnston has gone to Sara -toga, N Y, with her grandfather, .Col. Johnston, and hr cousin, Miss Anita Bell, of Columbus, Miss.
 Miss Ada Johnston, Miss Janie van- lHoose and the other members of the Bir-
 
 several weeks ago, are still enjoying the sigh IS and pleasures of the Pacific slope. Mrs. William Pickett has rsturned from a visit to Montgomery relatives and is now tfla guest of her dau ghter Mrs. J. M. Davidson, on Ncrth Nineteenth shneet. MT. and Mrs. J. Bruce Morson and Mas ter Tom Seidden Morsdn left yesterday for Alabama White Sulphur Springs, where they will remain for a month.
 Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston entertained the Duplicate Whist club on last Thursday afternoon al her home on Twelfth avenue, South Highlands.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. P. Fowlkes and child ren will spend the next few weeks at some pleasant resort.
 Capt and Mrs ". H. Graves and Miss
 
 Springs. Miss Florrie Graves will not return south until the autumn.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Allen and Master Fred Allen are now at Old Point Com fort.
 
 MT. M V. Joseph returned yesterday from visit to New York.
 Newport is having gay time just now entertaining Vice President and Mrs. Ho- bart, who are the guests of Mrs. Lispe- ward Stewart. A number of dinners are being given MT. and Mrs Hobart by such social swells as Hon. Cabin Brce Mir. James Van Alen, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fisk and MT. Lispeward Stewart.
 Madame Bernhardt has accepted a new play from the pen of Julian Field, an English literateur, who is making a name for himself as dramatist. Bern -har1t will open the Renaissance with this new paly in the autumn. Field has writ ten several successful one-act plays, among them being Tt Was a Dream" and When a Mans Married" MT. Field is also the author of a startling novel, "The Limb" which has been warmly commended by Dean Farrar, Gladstone, Lord Rosebery and the Prince of IVaiess