Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-23
IN SOCTETY'S DOMAINS.
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S S0CIETY'S DOMAINS. S SR=RIE 45-He SA=R=Re All interested in the building of mer- cy home are requested to meet with the board of managers at they. M. c. A. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. We would be glad to see the gentlemen at that meeting as well as their wives
 MRS. MURDOCH,
 Secretary. There will be meeting of the execu- tive committee of the city Federation of Women's Clubs Tuesday morning, May 20, at 10 o'clock, in the Commercial club rooms. The executive committee con- sists of the officers of the federation and the president of the various clubs com prising the. federation. Business of inn 5. portance will be transacted. Miss Brown Pierce, after an extended visit to relatives at Knoxville, Ala, has returned to her home at Judge Heads, on South Highlands.
 The state press has been very kind about saying nice things about us in re- gard to our marriage next month. Some of the editors ara congratulating the Hon. Oscar R. Hundley at very great length on having won us. Now, we free lly admit that the honorable gentleman
 
 but we feel it our duty to our confrerss to relieve their minds on this subject so that they will stop writing paragraphs about us. We appreciate the honor done us, but we must set things straight.
 We are not going to be married next month for three good reasons:
 First-The Honorable Oscar does not want us.
 second-Wc do not want the Honora- ble Oscar Thrd-And most to the pcnt thee Honorable Oscar is going to marry our sister.
 We respectfully submit the above to+ Editor Rawls of the Athens Courier; Ed itor Camper of the Florence Times, and many others who in their zeal for our welfare have put us in the shoes of an- other We are glad, however, to have had all those nice things said about us, and while we enter our disclaimer we would also bow our thanks.-Birming- ham Free Lance.
 The Duplicate Whist club on the South Highlands will meet Monday night and entertain their husbands.
 Mrs. A. T. Henley will give a reeep-. tion Thursday afternoon, and Mrs. Robt.. Jemison on Wednesday.
 Mrs. M. Eubank and daughter, Miss Jessie, left yesterday for Belbuckls, } Tenn, to spend a few days, and will then go to the Nashville Centennial. > Miss Helen Ehrman will graduate from the Columbia Female college June l. Her sisters. Misses Gertrude and Al i. wis, will attend the comm sncement ex- , erclses and will then visit the Centennial. The Treble Clef club will sing at the silver anniversary of the Church of the , Advent on June D. al which time Bishop Wilmer will pre- tA The Treble Clef club will render sev- eral vocal selectiOrE at he wedding of MT. Hugh Morrow and Miss Margaret Smith MT. and Mrs. Morrow will be at home with the mother of the groom, Mrs. Judge Morrow, on SeveTth avenue nnd Twerty-fourth street., after their re- , turn from bridal tour. Ts& Col J. A. Montgomery ard MT. Will@G Montgomery have been called to the bed- side of their mother in Virginia. Col. Montgomery leaves a son, Alex, very sick.
 Mrs. Crozier-Freuch leclured on Lady Macbe h" yesterday, and her lecture was highly praised.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Jones and her son, Ed L., of Pickensville, Ala, mother and brcther also Mrs. M. c. Cook, of Carrolltcn, Ala, aunt of Mrs Charles A. Due, are visiting { the latter on SOuoh f1lgnlanu3, S2o l Wen- ty-first street.
 Following is the programme of the song recital by Miss L.lfth Gas leberry, as- sisted by Miss Gockel, piaro MT. Chali- foux. violin, and Mrs. Chalfoux. accom- panist, elt Elks' hall tomorrow night, for the benefit of St. Agnes Guild: Valse Alemande (Rubinstein)-Mis Gockel.
 Q Dom Fatale CVerdD.
 Violin Solo (Seleoc ed)-Mr. Chalfoux. (a) The Princess CGrieg).
 (b) I Cannot Help Loving Clayton Johns)
 Co A Dream (BartletD.
 Valse Caprice RafG-Miss Gockel Blow, Blow, Thou Wirl:er Wind q. Sar- jeant) (words from "As You Like It.'1 (a) May Morning Oen2a).
 Cb) Never Gall It Loving (Walton Per- kins)
 Visions (Guy d'FIardelo')
 Violin oblgsto, by MT. Chalifoux. Mrs. w G. Harris, who has been visit ing her mother in Mon gomery for the past few weeks, returned home yesterday. She was accompanied by Miss Mary TOole, her sister, a very charming young lady, who will remain in the city several weeks, much to the delight of her many friends.
 MT. Robert l.. Hef1in, a younger brother of the Messrs. Hefiin, of this city, took the ora.orical medal at the Roanoke Nor nal college last week.