The age-herald., 1897-11-17
In the Social Realm of
 Birmingham and Elsewhere

Birmingham and Elsewhere Col and Mrs. D. Blakne, of Mont gom- cry, who orawe been spending several weeks in the city, returned home yester- day aft .rnocn.
 Mrs. Otto Stoelker 4las returned from a long visit to friends in South Alabama. She will spend the winter at Mrs. B. Tillman's, om Fifth avenue.
 
 Mir. and Ms J. Bruce Morson win en- certain the Thursday Evening Euchrs club tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Kate Hopkins will leave ltoday for Livingston. where she will spen1 a month with relatives. Mir and Mrs. w. J. Hudson, of Mobile are the guests of MT B. B. Hudson and family, on the South Highlands.
 
 Mrs. Daehiell o. Columbus, Miss.,. is vis.t ting her daughttc, Mrs. Evans J.. Dunn on West Twentieth street.
 Rt. Rev. Biskop Winner will visit Bir- mingham the first Sunday in Advent,
 Mrs. J. D. Dabnsiy will entertain few friends at luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock, complimentary to Mrs. Geo. B. Eager. of Montgomery.
 Dr. J. B. Gaston, of Montgomery, spent yesterday in the city.
 Mrs. Margar t Webber and Master John Webber, of Nashville, are the guests of M-. ahlf Mrs. c. T. Randall, corDer Eighteenth street and Eleventh avenue, South Highlands. They rsached Birmingham yesIerday afternoon.
 The bsidEes of the First Presbyterian church have issued invitations to a re- cep.ion at the home of Mrs. Amzi God den Fl. .dly, Nov. 19, from to F o'clock. Reception committee: Mesdames F. w. Dixon, William Hardie, M. J. Gregg, Ely, B. c. Johnston, A. c. Howze, David Brown A. B. Cuzuy, Charles Doutflt, J. B. Luckie, W. H. Wilder, H. A. Wad- deil and Mss Lila billiard.
 The ladies of the Church of the Ad- verit extend a cordial invitation to all friends to attend the recital to be given tonu-row evening by the Treble Clef club at the residence of MT. and Mks. R. II. Pearson. A programme of unusual ex- celiance wtH be renIisged by this popular musical organization, and an evening os rare enjoyment is being arranged by the ladies in charge.
 Mrs Geo. L. Haven has issued Invita- tions to a 5 osslsck tea for Saturday af t t.r,rcon, November 20, at her home in Nineteenth street, South High,ar5s.
 
 This morning at Il o'clock the good wo- men intereetel n establt shing a woTpn's exchange will meet at the Commercial dub rooms. In other cites thss chaIf ty. thls self-snpp 1rting charity flour ishes, and Birmingham should not lag b4Ihtnd in such a work. A wioman's exchange furnishes a means of livelihood to many a gentrewoman who otherwise would be utterly helpless and dependent. All wo- men who are interested in organizing the wonians exchange, and especially these who were members of the first exchange, are earnestly invited to be present at the meeting thIs morning at Il o'clock at the Commercial club rooms MT. and Mrs. B. J. McC oss7n cere- brated their tin wed'itng-tIhs tenth an- niverslry of their maria age-Monlay evening at thedr residence on the South Highlands. The pariors. halls and din- ing room were appropriately decorated with palms, ferns anJl cut flowers. An elaborate menu was served during the evening, and an orchestra rendered a charming programme. MT. and Mrs. McCrossn were the recipients of many and hearty congratulations, and numer- ous presents, all of tin. many elf wh cil were very handsome and unique. Each one of the fifty guests present was pre- scented with a pretty spoon, tied with white satin r.bbcn, as a souvenir of the happy occasion. e Mrs. B. l.. Wyman entertained the Tuesday Whist club yesterday afternoon, and the prize, a very handsome bra ss- framed mirror, was won by Mrs. l.. C.. Woodson. Owing to the numerous so- cial engagements for next week, the club will not meet until the week following, with Mrs. J. F. Graham.
 Miss Lucy Haley is at home again, after long visit to friends in Tennes- see.
 Gen. Louis V. Clark and his little daughter have returned frcm an extend ed visit to New York and Virginia. This morning at 5 o'clock, at St. Paul's Catholic church, Miss Kate Cahalan will be married to Mr. R. N. Wheeler by Rev. Faahers O'Reilly and Henry. The wed-