The age-herald., 1897-10-03

IS nlled win clGthng, BfOcef1es, FeSe- tables, etc. ready to be given to ths worthy poor of the city. Milk and veg e.ables a.ia furnished the society by country wagons daily, free of charge. Coal and groceries are bought in largs quantities at a great reduction. Trans portation to other cities is also fur nishsd any worthy applicant. The So- eiety of United Charities now has in bank over $500.
 Miss Faorrie Graves is enjoying dhs Tennessee Centennial and is the guest of friends at Nashville.
 
 Miss Sus'e Martin, after a soioa,rn of many mont1a in various parts of Bn- rope, rsiached home Tuesday, ard es the g9les1 of her silssr, Mrs. Allen W. Has, aaell, at her home, on ithe South High lands. Mss Martin will make her form al entrance Into Birmingham society early tl1 the coming winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Hundlsy VII reach Bfrnsfngham from thelr European trip about the 1Jth ins.. They saifsd on the 1dt.
 How May the Fraa Agency of Man Hse Reconciled With the Pnadestinatlon and Esec51cn of God?" will be Dr. r. T. Hale's theme this morning al tihe South Side Baptist church. Many Of pr. Hale hearers did not agrse with him in his last f1octrinal sermon, on 'Tale Decrees of Cod" After tha sermon this morning at the South Side Baptist church, evsry mefnber will receive a personal letter from tllo pastor, recouraing inc pas5 achievements of this vigorous young church, ard referring to its increasing bMgllt prospects.
 Miss Fannie Bates has returned from a visit to friends aJ Annis on.
 MT. Porter Walker leaves today for. Washington, D. c. He will enter tho law -depal'tmen. of tlla Georgetown uni- vels3ty.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Thonnas M Owen pass-tf through Birmhngham Friday, en roufle from Washing lon, D. C.. to their home nh Alabama. MT. and Mrs. Owen visited GresnNllle, s. C., on their way home. They will locate at CamolBton, Pfckels county, Ala. where Mr. Owen will prac- Nice law Mrs. Owen Is now spending a short time with her friends. Hon. and Nins. J. H. Banlohead, al. LaF'ayette, Ala.
 
 Ms. Robert T. Pitchford of Helena, Ark, formerly Miss Eva Freeman of this city, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Freeman. on the South Hgh- Hands.
 lAIlss Minnie Beall spent two days of last week very pleasantly at Amarlca, Ala. She visited idhe mfues while there t,b1 1,- heraalf.
 Tho members of the Baptist Young Peoples union of the South Side Bap- ttat church will elnteristn the members of tfe ASsocsa Hona1 union In the lectura room of that church on Friday evening, Oct. s, at o'clock. The membauis of all the unions of the dTstllcs are irvrtsd to be present..
 N1et5da mes James Bruce, William Street and George Harrington will go 70 Gadstben tomorrow, as dalsgates from the Third Presbyterian church to the Wo- mans Missionary un1on
 The AvondaIe Baptist Young Peoples union gave a very lrlteresting and en- joyabia emteliainmenr Friday evening at AIoore's hall, Avordale. The programme was varied and attractive, and was tlroroughly we'll renedsred. The officers of the Avobdale B. Y. P. U. are: M. P. Giles, president: Miss Lydia Garter vice. president; Miss CaITae Bibby secretary; Miss Emma Hubbard, treasurer; J. M BibBy, chairman entertainment commit tee.
 Miss Will Allen Drumgoole, dhe we'll known and greatly admired Tennessee writer, will v.sei Birmingham the 1st of November, and will give one of her inimftable readings during her stay in the city. Miss DrumgooIe Will be the guest of Mss Compton, principal of ihe B1r- mingham Seminary during her ap- preaching visit, and she will find await ing her a very warm welcome from the literary and artistic women of Birmfng- ham. Miss Drum goole Us one of the an st fascinating story-teliers of the country, and unites dn her Writings to a wonder ful degree Llhe lumorus and pathetic side of fife She began her literary ca re1ar as a newspaper writer in a very Him. Wed way, and has forged to the very front rank of magazine contributors by lths force Of her genius. She is a woman n of whcrn the south has every reason to be very proud. and should honor whsn- ever the opportunity occurs.
 NIr. and Mrs. Charles O. Locke aind their Ettle daughter have returned from a protralcted visit to the north and east
 
 Mrs. Rober. Newman and her s]:ter Miss Turner, are wis ting friends ali Nash yille.
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