The age-herald., 1897-11-07
Social ReaIm of
 Birminqham and Elsewhere


 Miss Helen Ehrman will leave for New York Monday, where she will remain for several months studying music and art.
 
 Miss Iren Dashiel, of Columbus, Miss. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Evans J. Dunn, left Friday for Atlanta, where she will spend several days before going to Baltimore. Miss Dashiell is a delegate to the approaching convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy, which will convene at Baltimore, Nov. 10.
 
 MT. Parish and his sketching class Ln- joyed delightful day on Red moun- tain Friday, gathering nuts and, incl dentally adding to their portfolios sketchss of the beautiful views of Jones valley.
 Mrs. Julia Nicely Finch is rapidly re- ceiving that recognition from literary authorities which is her due because of her high order of talent. She has just had published in two popular maga- zines po:ms that justly entitle her to the most favorable criticism. One of these poems, My Child" is especially fine, and the other, An Answer: To One Who Understands" is "a short eight-line lpocm full of beautiful sentiment and poetic genius. Mrs. Finch is a valuable con tributor to many of the best American magazines and journals.
 This evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at the Church of the Advent, a delightful song service will be rendered by the vested choir, led by Miss Lottie Coffin, and assisted by Miss Gotten and Messrs. Washburn and Cartwright. A very su- perior programme has been arranged, which includes the bust class of sacred music. Mrs. Harry Wheelock will pre- side at the organ.
 The Novelist club was entertained last Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. R. Will son. The book for discussion was liar old, the Last of the Saxon Kings" Sir Edward BuIwer. The following was the programme:
 Biographer-Mrs. Annie Lynch.
 Character Study-Mrs. Susie Gibson.
 Early English AuthoIs-Mrs. Irene Denny.
 Current Events-AErs. Emma Snsdecor and Mrs Sallie Stlnson.
 After refreshments the club adjourned to meAt next with Mrs. F. Wallace Dun- ham.
 A quiet and beautiful marriage occur red on the 31st of October, att S:30 o'clock, at the Methodist parsonage of Norcross, Ga. The ceremony was performed by Rav. c. V. Weathers the Methodist pas tor. The contracting parties were MT. E. M. McAfee and Miss Etta Wadsworth, both of Atlanta. MT. E. M. McAfee is with the Woodward Lumber company, and a fine business man. Miss Wads- worth is a sister of Rev. W. w. Wads- worth, of the North Georgia conference, and "a young lady of sterling worth. Aft CT the marriage a number of friends present. extended congratulations. The couple left on the 9:S0 o'clock train for Atlanta, where they will make their fu- turs home.
 The Little Jo1ers' Euchre club has been re-organized for the coming sea- son, and held business meeting few days ago. when Mrs. Eugene Brown was elected president, and Miss Maittie Webb, secretary. The Little Jokers will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
 
 Nineteenth street. South Highlands.
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 Tonight at the South Side Baptist church Mrs. Guckenberger will sing solo, "Shepherd of Israel" Tomorrow evening, Miss Elinor Myer will sing--.I Know What Awaits Me-"
 
 Tha programme which will be given under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society at the Third Presby terian church Friday night next will diff fer somewhat from the ordinary pro- gramme. Besides the music, which win bs of the best, rendered by some of the best talented of our local musicians, there will be interesting biographies, and making a whole we'll worthy of the patronage of lovers of the good and beautiful in ant and music. - The Cadmean Literary Circle was enter taineid Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. Mor- gan Smith. Mrs. Geo. B. Eager, of Montg emery, president of the State Fedsration. was present, and addressed the Circle upon the outlook for women's clubs; the great work that lays before them and tine necessity for pressing for ward, and keeping in touch with the progress of the day. Mrs. John London had paper upon "The Religion of the Early Norsemen," after which the menl-r bers discussed with interest and profit present day realism and tine approach- ing session of the local federation. which is to be held Nov. 23. The Cadmean Cir ole by rising vote, gave it's adherence to the urgent demand for the consttu- tfonal convention The Circle will meet next with Mrs G. M. Williams.
 Miss Edna Greenhlart, of Pensacola, Fla, who has been the guest of Misses Levy and Hclzer, will return to her home today.
 MT. and Mrs. Stonewall J. Cole have returned from their honeymoon trip, and are now at the Morris hotel, ths guests of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Nabb.
 Mrs. Dr. Harwen is spending a few