The age-herald., 1897-12-12

I I. E. F. Moore, Mrs. Walker Percy, and Mrs. Henry B. Gray.
 | Mrs. Wilbur Brown has returned from brief visit to Montgomery.
 
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Moody have re turned from their honeymoon trip anc are spending the winter at the hom' of Mir. and Mrs. ". A. Moody cornel l Avenue G and Twentieth street. | Mr and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brien and Mrs. J. D. s. Davis have returned from visit to Louisville, Ky. MT. Dan Byrd, of Boligee, has moved to Birmingham, and will reside with his father, Dr. Taylor Byrd, on Twentieth street, South Highlands. Mrs. J. R. Ryan is at home again af- ter long visit to relatives in Virginia.
 Miss Lewis of Virgilta :s the gues. of Mrs J. R. Ryan, at her home on the South Highlands.
 The Edgewood Literary club met last with Mrs. Burt Porter, when Mrs. Ar thur Adams read an interesting paper upon "Flreden.ck the Great" The club will be entertained next by Mrs. Grff- fin Harsh.
 The Clionian club met Friday after noon with Miss May Norton. The quo :ations were from Cowper, and the fol- lowing program was rendered:
 Paper: Roger Bacon"-Miss Blinn. I,tI Campbell.
 Paper: Bruce and Banpockburn n'- Mrs. G. M. Cruikshank.
 The Clionians will be entertained next by Miss Sue Rogan.
 Miss Patti Ruffner. who has been for several months in New York studying music, will go nex1 Wednesday to Charleston, w. Va, to visit relatives Later she will spend some time with friends al St. Louis.
 The Bazaar of the South Side Baptist church will be openad next Tuesday Twenty First street.
 Mrs L. F. Straston is chairman of the entire Bazaar, and she will be assisted II.
 
 Mrs Harry Jones, on Friday afternoon, from to o'clock, gave one of the handsomest and most delightful social functions of the season, in honor of those two charming Tennessee women, Mrs. James M. Head and Mrs. George M. Darrow. Mrs. Jones' lovely home on Eleventh avenue, South Highlands, awas fragrant with the perfume of flow CTS, which beautified each room and musical with .he laughter and merry jest of more than sixty of her friends gathered together to enjoy her delight ful hospitality and to play many games of euchre.
 There were fifteen tables and for two hours the games were warmly cortsstei by many of uhe nlseIt experlJ players of Birmingham Thsne were three vsry handsome prizes ppe- e1ted by Mrs. Jones, dhe fist a be,autiful cut glass sugar bowl and cream pitcher, was won by Miss Arna Morrow; the eeccmd, an exquisite Russian isather card case, by Miss Ma mic Earle, and the third, preity green and gold cold cream boal1e, was caried off by Miss Kate Smith. After the games an elaborate menu, served in several courses, was enjoyed.
 The color scheme of the afternoon was pink and green; the flowers were pink noses and caIrnLations; the score cards were decorated with the letIuslts ''H" and "D' tim pink and green tiEts and tied with ribbons of these colors. Tlhe re- freshments were, ais far as possible, in these pretty shades, the pink iees being served dn grleen shells. The fnfbials of the uames of the two guests of hIonor weira satisfactorily used in ,the refreshments and decou-altions.
 Mrs Jonels received aper guests dn a lovely pink 6aihle silk, trimmed with lace and crimson silk Ms Darrow wore a. stylish heliotrope brocaded silk, with lace and jswel lrinnmangs, and Mrs. Heads ilalndsume toilette waIs of pink and green brocaded silk with touches of pink velvet on the corsage.
 Miss Jessie Miller is the guest of Miss Prowell of East Lake.
 
 Mrs. James Marshall Head, aIften a brief visit to Mrs. Harry Jones, win r,e- turn Ito her home att Nashville today. Mrs. George M. Darnow will be the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Ashford, for a few days after today. Both Mrs. Head and Mrs Darnow have been the aecipd- enJts of much social attention during Fhair short stay in llhe city.
 Yesterday rnorning Mrs. William e. Estes gave a very charming and beauh- ful whilst breiakfast at hler handsome res- idence in Nineteenth street, South High Iamds. complimentary ito her sister. Mrs. w. w. Russey. who laas lalaely moved to