The age-herald., 1897-11-07

IL. Ind rweod South Highlands.
 Mr. ard Mrs. R. H. Pearson enter tained the following young ladies and gentlemen on Frbdag evening, Misses Pearson, Mary George Linn, Willie Nor row, Daisy Moody Anna Morrow, Yr- ginia Walker Mclli5 Jordan, Lura Brown, Kate Morrow and Messrs. Will Walker, Erskine Ramsay. John L. Kaul, A. C. CreWdsr, Pasch 1 Shook, D. A. de Funialx Solon Jacobs. Mrs. T. H. Molten was also present. The Gen. Sumter chapter of the Daughters of the Amsrican Revolution he'd it's regular monthly meeting ysster- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas. Read. South Twentieth street. It was deeid d to give a colonial tsa instead of a colonial ball. on the afternoon of Thanksgiving Eve, from to 8 o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs John w. Tomlinson. The hours from to o'clock were selected in order that the gemtlsmen cam attend the reception, as well as th= ladies, and every arrange ment is being made by the chaper to insu.e delightful social function.
 
 The Clionian club met Friday after noon with Miss Morton. 1720 Fifth ave- nue, when the following program was enjoyed:
 Reading. 'The Clergy in the Middle Ages'-Afiss Patton. Paper, "The Great Universities" F. Randolph.
 Paper, "Feudalism and Its Castles"- Mrs R. Randolph. Current events.
 nd Eager, of Montgomery, were guests of the club, and contributed to the pleasure and interest of the meeting with elo- quent addresses. Miss Smith gave reel tation, and Miss Dromgoole read one of her short stories. The Clionians will be the guests of Miss Griggs, president of the club next Friday night. The Southern club will give its open ing reception very shortly. perhaps the 23d inst.
 The flower show will begin next Tues day morning and continue for several St. s-on-the-Highlands will serve tempting lunches. The building, corner of Fist street and second avenue, has pteI SeCureu lOr lue uoMeI SuOWs
 
 Col. and Mrs. D. T. Blakely and their two sons, Messrs Will and Dave Blake ly, of Montgomery, are in the city, at the Thompson house, corner Third ave- nue and Twenty street.
 
 Miss Edna Greenhut, of Pensacola, Fla, is visiting Miss Ophelia Levy, at 
 
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Long, of Selma, are visiting Mrs D. Levy, at 161s Fourth avenue, fer few days. MT. and Mrs. S. T. Scholar enter tained the following young people on Friday evening, complimentary ito their nephew, MT. J. P. Adams: Misses Marjorie Catchings, Rosa Moody, Eva Yancey, Ada Vaughan, Ethel Owen, Lucy Eubank, Millie Nabb, Gertrude and Avis Ehrman, Norma Scholar, Annie Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Carrie Sharpe, and Edna Moore; Messrs. J. G. Adams, J. P. Adams, Fred Moore, Nat Barker, George Ellis, Tom Ellis, Bressie Vaughan, w. R. Grove, W. L. North, l.. W. North, Bob Morefield, Lewis Stallworth, Fred Norton, and MT. and Mrs S. T. Scholar and MT. and Mrs. F. M. Lynch.
 MT. Charlie White is now at school in North Carolina.
 The Thursday Evening Euchre club met last Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs. A. s. Smith. The prize, cut glass sauce bottle, was won by MT. J. B. Nor son. The club will meet next Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs. Dan. Green
 The Edgewood Literary club was en- tertained last Thursday afternoon by Mrs George Blinn. The following program was rendered.:
 Paper, Literature of the Germans"- Mrs. Blinn.
 Paper History of the Crusade"-Mrs Merrill.
 The club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. B. O. Watson.
 Miss Will Allen Dromgoole will leave this afternoon for her home in Tennes- see. During her visit to Birmingham she has been the recipient of many so- cial attentions.
 Yesterday afternoon, frcm 3 to 6 o'clock the ladies of the Clionian club entertained their friends at brilliant reception, in honor of Miss Will Allen Dromgoole, the celebrated young south ern writer, at the Birmingham Seminary, 1720 Fifth avenue. The parlors and din- ing room were artiStically decorated with cut flowers and vines, and an or
  of the reception. Refreshments were served by pretty young girls, and small tables adorned with handsome embroid- cries. Miss Greggs, president of the Cli- onian club, and Miss Dromgoole stood in the first parlor and received their guests, assisted by the members of the Clionian club. Mrs. George B. Eager, of Montgom- cry, president of the State Federation: Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, president of the local Federation and Mrs. George c. NQ -I..I~