The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-05

the city. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mls. Edward M .Cullom, on the
South Highlands.
Mrs. E. P. Quigley returned a few days
ego from a visit to ihsr sister, Mrs. Will
liam Winetcra, in Sumter county.
Miss VIII Alien Dromgoo-e is The guest
of the ladies of the Birmingham s,4ni-
nary on Filth avenue, n:ar SeyenItse- !th
street, North.
A regular monthly mestfag of the re-
lief commihtee of tf1e United Cf1ailJ les
Will be held at the headquarters of the
society at 10 O'Clock this morning
Ia happy marriage oe1Irrsd ait the res
ddenca of Rev. p. T. Hale, pastor CT the
South Slide Bapt.s- church, on the lslt
brelt. The contracting parties We're MIR.
Abnar Nathaniel Hawkins and MS Mu-
seluta Persia Crenehaw. The marriage
was a surprise to the families and ac-
quaint slDces of the happy young couple.
both of whom have end AIRED th niselv -
Ito many friends by their adnira be and
sterling qualities.
Next Sunday eveni-g, att the Church
of the Advert, The vested chcir, directed
by Miss Lottie Coffin, will reni.r beau
tiful song service, assisted by Mr.. WASH
burn, Mr.. Cartwright and Miss Aileen
Gotten The service Will begin at 1880
O'Clock, and 'he silver offering will be
applied to THE benefit of Sit. Agn Guild.
This afternoon from ito o'clock the
Sunday school classes of Misses Ha a.. d
Gotten will entertain their friends with
a birthday party AIT the home of Miss
Hall, ON Yves. Twentieth strest.
This evening 1.-THE East Lake Atheneum
will give an elaborate reception, COM
plimeHtary to the students.
Mrs. Matte Mckee Weller, of Louis
Vile, KY, has issued invitations to the
wedding reception of her daughter,
Daisy Dean, and Mr. William D. Smith,
on Thursday evening, Nov. IS, from
until 1890 o'clock, at 1908 Brook street.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith will be at home
after December 1 South Highlands, this
city. The bride will find very hearty
welcome awaiting her in Birmingham,
where she already has many friends,
and where Mr. Smith is SO highly es-
teemed and SO universally popular
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50, the recital
for this season of the Birmingham Con-
servatory of Music, corner of Fourth
avenue and Twentieth street, will be
given by Miss Marie Louise Banister,
assisted by Misses Margaret and Elinor
Meyer, Mrs. James Vinson and Mrs. B.
Guckenbergsr. A delightful programme
has been arranged for the occasion, end
those desiring to attend the recital can
procure tickets from the pupils. This is
the third year of the conservatory, and
it begins the season with the most fiat
tering and encouraging prospects. Prof.
and Mrs. Guckenberger have won their
way to the hearts of Birmingham pso-
pie by their thorough, conscientious
work, their courtesy and their gener-
osity toward all charitable objects.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. O'Byrne have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
Asheville, N. C. They are now at their
new home, 1926 Fifth avenue, North.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Byrne were married at
Savannah Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Black are the
guests of. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gluck.
Mrs. B. G. Copeland has gone to
Huntsville to spend a few days with her
father.
Seals hall was well filled last night
with a cultivated, appreciative audience
eager to hear Miss Will Alien Dromgoole
read her own writings. Miss Dromgoole
selected 1.-The Heart of Old Hickory"
1.-THE Wonderful Experience Meetings"
"Who Broke Up De Meetin'," ''Old Lo-
CAMS Courtship," "Grsorge Washington
Bufday," and two of her poems, as her
programme for the evening. Each s4lec-
ton was warmly applauded and keenly
enjoyed. Miss Dromgoole's sense of hui
NOR is unusually developed, and she
poss: sses the rare talent of telling joke
with clearness and point.
THE pathetic touches, which were es-
pecially noticeable in her poems, showed
her to be as full of tender sentiment as
of humor and wit.
Miss Dromgoole Is very unusual
looking woman, small and delicate. with
a face sensitive and highly intelligent.
Her head is large and well proportional,
and she wears her dark curly hair cut
short and parted on the side. Her eyes
are dark, alert and bright.
Miss Dromgoole wons a white satin
toilette, trimmed with gold, with pink
velvet yoke made in the flowing esthetic
Greek style.
The programme was varied with Isv-
eral very excellent musical numbers, con-
tributed by Prof. Oetteking and Misses
Fallon, Scholar, Hagerman and Hays.
The four laItIter are scholars of Mile. Won
Navaru,o. Miss Fallon's solo, and THE
quartette by Misses Scholar, Fallon,
Hagermam and Hayes were delightfully."-
rendered. Prof. Oetteking's violin solo
was much enjoyed.
The following ladies have consented
to become patronesses of the ladies'
classes of tine Birmingham Athletic club:
Mesdames j. ID. Kirkpatrick, David Rob-
erts, Ro. Preston Meamls H. L. Under,
wood. n u. ReRnsom aud George c