The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-05

| AFTERNOON at the n1kn0i1ad SERVICES " u
held by the Ellls.
The Thursday Night Euchre club was
EN- iertaaned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cof-
fin at the last meeting The prize, a
handsome water color. was won by Mrs
A. G.. Smith. The members of the club
viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fl. Mccoy next Thursday evening.
The LITTLE Jokers met las with Miss
Mamie Earle at her homis on Third
avenue. The members prize, lovely
card case, was won by Mrs. W. II. Ket-
tIg. The visitors prize was carried off
by Mss Virginia Walker. It was pref
ty cut glass cold cream bot lie. After
enjoying refreshments the Little Jokers
adjourned to meet next with Miss Zem-
| ma Webb
| Announcer en-. has teen made of the
| approaching marriage of Hon John Gary
| Evans, ex-governor of South Carolina, to
| Miss Emily Mansfield Plume, daughter
| of Mr.. ard Mrs. David Scott Plume, of
| Waterbury, Conn. Tire ceremony viii
talce place on the evening of Wednesday,
| December 10, at the residence of the
brides parents.
The CaIdmsan Circle was en- erta ned
| Friday afternoon by Mrs. Evans j. Dunn
at her home on West Twentieth street.
| The programme was of unusual interest
! and included a delightful talk from
Mrs. e. T. Taliaferro, principal of the
| Pdrock-S ephens institute upon some
| Of The famous women of Sweden, Jenny
| Lirn, Christine Neilszon and F1eGelsleka
| Bremen Succeeding Mrs Tal-afarro's
lecture came charming rendition of an
act of a Swedish drama by the following
eight members of the circle: Mesdames
FAC p Smith, John P. Tillman, Henry
H. Underwood, J. D. Moore, S. D. Weak
ley, Jana-s Weatherly, B. L. Wyman and
G. NJ Williams. After ilhe litiraTy feat
ures Mrs Dunn served dainty ref1eih-
nents, VIXEN the circle adjourned to
nieet with Mrs. Joseph MoLester next
| Friday, WHEN a programme of Swedish
music will be enjoyed.
| Mrs. Cobbs. of Athens, Ca, is visiting
| Judge and Mrs. A. c. Howe.
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock the
Ladies' Aid society of Temple Emanuel
will hold an important meeting in the
vestry room of the temple.
Mrs Rufus NJ Rhodes returned yes-
| terday afternoon from a sho1It visit to
| her mother at Gainesville, Tenn. Her
friends will be gratifed to learn that
her mother is recovering rapidly from
her recent illness
Mrs. Eva NJ. Bullock of Eufaula, will
reach Birmingham tonight and will
spend several days with her friends,
Captain and Mrs John H. Walker 1909
Tenth avenue, South Highlands.
Mrs. Walter Smith has returned from
visit to Atlanta.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Allen are spending
a month with friends at Eutaw.
The Young Mems Hebrew association
will entertain their friends this even
| ing at their hall on First avenue.
The organ recital, which will be given
next Tuesday evening at the South
Highlands Presbyterian church, will be
| one of the best musical entertainments
of the season. Misses Belle Mccoy,
Edna Gocl1el Margaret Meyer and Mrs.
Harry Wheelock will each contribute
organ numbers; the Treble Clef club,
PrOr. w dSnDuln diiu QUIET NOCelilStS VIII
Sing, and altogether the program will
| be a great musical treat. There will be
no charge for admission to the church.
Friday evening a number of young
| gentlemen gave very enjoyable cotil-
| lion at the Southern club, complimentary
| to many of the visiting young ladies.
| The german was led by Miss Matte
! Saunders and Mr. John Patton. The
| following young people were PRESENT.
| Misses Saunders, Lura Brown, Anna
| Morrow, Marie Nelson Claude Melvin,
TilEe Briggs Fannie Mae Briggs, Grace
| Kennedy, Florrie Graves, Annie Strait
| ton, Zemma Webb, Lutte Sharp Messrs.
| e. Redd, Ed Wilcox, e. d. Frcst. Shook,
| Ramsey, Exam Patton, G. d. Ray,
| Boles, John Warren Ed Warren, Wels-
| ner. Means Glider, Mabry, Thompson,
| Watson, Merry.
| Owing to the fact THAT Prof. B. GtrclS-
enberger is still confined to his room with
| a severe cold, the rehearsal of "The
Messiah has been deferred from to-
| morrow QMonday evning) until next
Tuesday evening: -.
Miss Anna Morrow gave lovely break
| fast Friday morning AT the home of her
| parents DIR. ard Mrs. George M. Mor-
| row, ito a number of f1er young friends.
| Among those present were Misses Kate
| Morrow, Willie Morrow. c. Morris, Mamie
| Pearson. Title and WiNia May Briggs,
| Annie Stratton, En1ma L,aedy. Susie Mar
| tin, Matte Saunders. Mamie Earle, and
| Mesdames Hugh Morrow, w. D. Smith
| and Sgd P. Jones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith have issued
| fnvitafions to the marriage OF their
| daughter lilly to Mr.. James Durward
| Taylor of Birmingham, Wednesday after
noon, Dec. s, ait 4 O'Clock lat the Presby
| terrain church, Vfclnsburg, Miss.
| The bride and groom will be at home
| afte,r Dec IL. lat 2916 Avsnue J.
| MIR. j. D. Taylor is a successful young
| business man of birmingham, and is a
/ member of a flourishing Morris avenue
| firm.
On Monday evening, at Ia joint meeting