The age-herald., 1897-12-01

 the guest of Mir. and Mrs. s. D. Weakley, Jr., att their home in Tenth avenue, South Highlands.
 The chairman of 'athe home booth committee of the Methodist bazaar de- sires to meet every member of the com mttitee in the parlor ef the First Mtho- dist church at o'clock Thursday after noon. Business of importance IS to be transacted.
 Helen Gould. who is worth about $25,- GOO 900 in her own right, has entered the law school of Columbia university, with the intention of qualifying herself for ad- nuisance tel tha bar. She does not mean to pract ee law of course. What eihe wants, says the Chicago Tribune, is to learn how to protect her property inter ests without the aid of attorneys, who are expensive and not always scrupulouz- ly faithful Miss Gould's example IS a go1ld one for women who have wealth in the.r own names to follow.
 Capt and Mrs. James F. Johnston are now occupying their home in Highland avenue, South Highlands.
 
 Tha member of the Gen. Sumter Chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, are requested to attend the regular meeting eff tha chapter next Sait- urday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the resi- denee of Mrs. Arthur Adams, Thirtieth street, South Highlands
 Mir and Mrs. Bertram Hoole, of Flu o1... T 1;.- versary of their marriage on Saturday evening at tine home of their daughter. Mrs. F. L. Brown, Eufaula. MT Hocle Is S6 years of age, having been born in South Carolina in 1911. He has lived continuously in Alabama for sixty one years. Previous to her marriage Mrs. Hoole was Miss Violstta Hunter, fer merly of South Carolina also. She is a. sister of Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, of Eu- faula, ard of Mrs. James l.. Pugh,l wife of ex-Senator Pugh.
 Mrs. James Marshall Head and Mrs. George Morris Darrcw, of Nashville, Will be the guests of Mrs. Harry Jones, ait her home on Eleventh avenue, South Highlands, during a part of December. They will reach Birmingham about the Sth inst.
 The members of the General Sumter chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution, are reque.lted to carry their membership papers to the meeting at Mrs. Arthur Adams on next Saturday afternoon, in order that they may be placed in the keeping of the registrar
 The Tuesday Whist club was enter taired yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. F. Graham, at her home on the South High lands. The prize, a lovely cut-glass vio- let bowl, was won by Mrs. A. G. Smith, After enjoying delightful refreshments, the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. H. H. Mayberry.
 Not every one is aware that the real name of Prof. Palgrave, the celebrated poet and i.scayist and author of the Golden Treasury of English Song," which IS one of the stardacd works of the English language, YVES Cohen. He was the eldest son of the famous antiquary, Sir Francis Palgrav>, who in his youth bore the name of Meyer Cohen, but re- celved on his marriage and conversion TO Christianity royal license to assume' the rame of Palg.ave, which was the maiden name of lt's wife's mother. He died Ns keeper of the st'aite records.
 Miss F1orie Graves left Monday for Florence, where she will spend a fort night as a member of a charming house party.
 A telegram from San Francisco says that the steamer Gaelic, which arrived frcm Yokohama last night, brought a Tokyo newspaper which says, with ref er;nce ito the mari iage of Sir Edwin Ar mold and Japanese lady in London re- gently, that the bride is probably the Miss Tama, who, while a pupil at Tokyo Seminary, accompanied the post on his departure from Japan. She Is said to be at least 30 years of age.
 MT. and Mrs John c. Hu.iter of Mont gomery hav= issued very handsome invi- tations,- engraved in silver. to the cele- bration of the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage, which Will occur Dsc. IA. Mr. and Mrs Hurter were married at Mobile, Nov. 22, 1872 but their silver wedding has been deferred until the 14th inst. lit will be one of the hand somest social functions of the season at the capital, and Mr. and Mrs. Hurter have frb;uds in every part of Alabama, who will send congratulations on the happy occasion
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. will meet this morning at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the association. All members arle urged to be present.
 The lunch of the ladies of the Church of the Advent will Ibegin today alt the store on First avenma formerly occupied by Harry Mercer, and all ithe delicacies of the season will be temptingly servSd.
 The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club met at Mrs Sam Rich's, and most enjoy able time was spsrt. Mas. Ellinger car- ried off the first prize, and Mrs. J. Schwab, the second.
 Prepare for the approach of cold weather by toning up the system with Hoods Sar- saparilla