The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-17


Morrow, Lucille Smith, Mallza Moore,
Lillian REDEEM, Mary Virginia Graves,
Laura Ferguson, Susie Martin, Use Ball,
Annie Walker, jamie McIester Lutte
Sharpe, May Simmons. Kate MarshalN
Griffin. Misses Sharks, Mamie Kelley,
SCHROEDER, MilIie Nalbb, Katie Williams,
1Iollie Jordan, Minnie Merle Lane.
+ and Mrs Sllober.
The FIRST rehearsal of the harvest drill
VIII occur tomorrow evening at o'clcck
at the Y. M. C. A. bufIdfng. Capt. T. o.
Smith win drill the young people. The
committee in charge have arranged to
Carry the young ladies ard gentlemen
to the rehearsal in the large tallyho.
Mrs. d. K Spillers and Miss Willie
| owen of Gallatin, Tenn. are visiting the
family of r. S. Warner. 1912 Fifth ave-
nue..
| The Misses Thomas of Atlanta, the
| daughters of Judge William Bailey
Thomas, are now the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs Henry DeBardeleben, at Wood
| ward. They will probably spend the WIN
ter in Alabama.
| Miss Elise Mynor has returned from
pleasant visit to waukesha.
| DR.. and Mrs. B. G. Copeland returned
| home Friday might from their honey
moon trip. They are now at the Morris
hotel.
Mr.. David Roberts, Miss Annie Rob-
| erts and Masters Roberts returned a few
days ago from a protracted visit to South
| Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Woodward
are still travelling in California and other
| far western states Miss Bertha Wood
ward is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Evins, at Woodward
The Treble Clef club will meet prompt
ly next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
at Seals music store, for a final rehear-
sal, before going to Nashville to partici-
pate in the celebration of Alabama Day.
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| members of the club who will go to the
| Centennial and they have prepared a
fine musical programme for the occa-
| sion
Miss Lottie Coffin will sing next sum-
mer at the Alabama Chautauqua, at
Talladega. She has received a very
fattering offer from the management,
| who heard her sing last Tuesday evening
at Talladega with Prof. Grambs' orches-
ira.
The United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, which now has 1873 chapters,
among which is one in New York City,
| one in California, one in Missouri, one
| in West Virginia, three in Maryland and
one in Indian Territory-the others being
in the seeding states-will meet in con-
vention in Baltimore for a three days
| session on Nov. 10, next.
Mrs. Hickman, the secretary of the
| associat ton, has sent the following no.
tice to each chapter, which is self-ex-
planatory:
headquarters United Daughters of the
| Confederacy, Nashville, Tenn, Oct.-The
next annual convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will meet
| in the city of Baltimore, on Wednesday,
| Nov. 10, 1897 at 10 o'clock a. m.
"Your chapter is entitled to one dele
| gate for every twenty-five members, and
one delegate for fraction not less than
seven members. One delegate can cast
the entire vote of your chapter, or, If
no delegate can attend, your chapter can
be represented by a proxy. 1t is very
important that your chapter should be
represented, and if 1t cannot be repre-
scented in person, it should be by proxy.
'FPlease find enclosed two blank ere
dentials for delegates, which you will
please fill out as soon as your delegates
| are elected-one of which you will for
ward to Mrs. John p. Hickman, our Sec
rotary, at Nashville, and the other you
win forward TO Mrs. Clara c. Colston,
secretary of the Baltimore chapter, 1915
South Paul street, Baltimore. In for
| warding your credentials you will please
state what delegates will attend or
whether you will be represented by
| proxy.
You win also find enclosed an pro-
| posed amendments to our constitution.
| These amendments should be carefully
| COnslueIeu Dy your cH6pleT, dIu your
| delegates should be instructed to vote
| for or against them. Our association
| must have bylaws, and if those are not
| adopted others must be.
1.-THE railroads have granted a rate of
one and one-third fare for all delegates
| and their friends attending the conven-
| rion-that is, a full fare for going to
Baltimore, and one-third fare returning.
| When purchasing tickets you must not
fail to procure a certificate from the
| ticket agent. otherwise you will have to
| pay full fare both ways
The order is signed by Mrs. Fitzhugh
| Lee, president, and Mrs. John P. Hick-
| man, secretary.
The members Of st. Agnes Guild, of the
| Church Of the Advent, will give a re-
ception next Tuesday evening at o'clock