The age-herald., 1897-08-19

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 The decree Of the city council of At lanta met win the haaitiest approval of a larga majority of women affected by the ordinance, SD lthere will be nIo df- icuity in enforcing this rtsw 'hat law, at Georgia's capital
 
 Ihave received a letter from Mrs. Mar garet J. Weber, of Tennessee, who is a member of the library committee of the Nashville Centennial. asking for the name and address of all the literary wo- men of Alabama in order that inv tations may be sent them for the ceremonies, which are to occur on Alabama Day Tie committee having charge of tile Alabama Day preparation desire this list, and will be greatly obliged if any one who re- calls a few or many of the namcs of Ala bama literary women will send them to me early as possible.
 Dr. and Mrs A. B. Curry have gone to Georgia, for stay of several weeks with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. J. B. Reid returned to Biount Springs yesterday afternoon. She w.ss the guest of Mrs James Meade during her stay in the city.
 Miss Emma Leedy leaves today for Huntsville ard Monte Sann, where she will spend several weeks with fIientls.
 
 Mrs Wilbur Brown has returned from short visit to sewanee. Tenn.
 Misses Kate and Willie Morrow are now the guests of their sisters, Mrs. S L. Led beUter.
 Miss -Edlth Ward is al home again after a brief visit to sewanee, Tenn.
 Miss Pauline Cameron. of Monte omery, is expected today, and will be the guest of Miss Alma Lane
 The Treble Ciof Club will probably de- eide to take charge of the music on Ala hama Day at the Nashville Centennial.
 A handsome tal1yho. -fllsd With a happy crowd of young poorla went to Tra.wkina' Springs yesterday evsnng to enjoy a picnic and dance at that bsauti- ful spot
 Messrs. J. M. Cartwright Luman Hand ley,.J.eS. Smith. M. F. Smith, w. S .aple- ton. Fred s. Stowe. J. E. Gilias. T. w. Archer, Halry Lyous and others are ahont to erganize Glee club. which will be limited to sixteen voices. MT. C. G. Wahsburn will be director of the club, and will devote much time towards mak- ing 1t one of the best musical orgafiza- tlors in the city.
 The Carain club gave q delightful b- cycle picnic asd lance last evening at the Cycler's Camp, which is u,anaged by MT. Charley Smith. Light lunches were fur nished by the young ladies. and were served at 7:S0 o'clock. Dancing begun alt 9 o'clock and the young folks returned to the city about midnight. Mrs. Anna 0. Phei'n. MT. and Mrs R. Chadwick a. d AIr. and Mrs Charles SchDolar c1lap- eroTred the party. Among tle yunng peo- pie present were Misses Elizabeth So- well, Mittie Sherrod Laura Ferguson. Lou Chisolm. Maiza Moore. Anna May Phslan, Marie Nelson. Anna Morrow, Fanny Bates. Miss Wilcox and Miss Batte. of New Orleans. and Messrs. 1' J. Hedin. Tom Hamilton. Arthur Koenig. Phil Finch .Tq.gin Dowsing R. B. Going. Will Tom White Murray White. R. D. Browne. M P. Walker. Charles Dlis. Owen Phelan. J. T. S Wade. Human Jim Johns and E. Inge.
 Mrs, r. ". Dixon and children after a months stay at the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. Virginia. have gone to Columbia. Tenn. for the remairgdsT of the heated term.
 Dr. o. T. Dozier invited few friends to dine with him last evening 10 celebrate the forty-ninth anniversary of his birth and also chrsten his elegant new home on Avenue E. near Twentieth street. As there was double reason for the gather ing. so the occasion was doubly enjoy able. The guests were much interested in the rare curiosties that MT and Mrs. Joseph Zinszer gathered during their re- cent tour of the far west. Mrs. Dozeir, the aged mother of the host. was the re- cipient of much attention. The bounti- ful collation, under the supervision of Mrs. Dr. Dozier received it's full need of appreciation. Toasts were responded to by Col. Bush, Major Hunter. Comrade MaMiller pr. Barclay. Captain Hart Judge Miller. MT. Rountree and Mir. Grace Several reprcss ntatives of the blue and the grey mingled in friendly converse. The host responded gracefully to the many good wishes uttered in be- half of himself and his interesting fami- ly. The flight of time has not only ad- dei years, but friends.
 
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