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The age-herald., 1897-11-24

Miss Martins flowers were lilies of the valley. She received many bouquets from her admirers. Mrs Haskell and Miss Martin were assisted In receiving by the following ladies. Mrs. Henry B. Gray, in pink and white silk; Mrs. Peste Clark. pink silk; Mrs Lallah Hillman, white silk: Mrs. D. w Barrett. in blue and white silk; Mrs John ". Tomlin- son, green brocaded silk and velvet cor sage; Mrs. William H. Kettig, mousaline de soie, over green silk; Mrs William D. Smith, in her bridal gown of white satin; Mrs Alex T. London, in blue and white silk; Mrs. John P Tillman, black silk and rose velvet; Miss Virginia Walker, in white s.lk; Miss Mollie Jordan, green silk, under white mousaline de sole, and Miss Daisy Moody, in American Beauty silk.
 Delightful refreshments were served during the hours of the reception, and everything conduced to make of this brilliant social function one of the hand somest and most delightful in the hs- tory of Birmingham's soc.al life.
 Miss Martin entered the bewitching realm of young ladyhood last night with every charming accessory, and she will speedily become one of the most popular and admired bellies of the state.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Vim. D. Smith have re- turned from their honeymoon trip, and are now at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Smith, Jr. on Nineteenth street, South Highlands.
 Mrs. Ssbelle Murphy, of Hillsdale, Mich, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. John w. Anderson and Mrs. J. z. Johnston, Fourth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Heilbron have re- turned from the Lakes. and are with their daughter, Mrs R. H. Fries, 1909 Seventh avenue.
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
In the Social Realm of
 Birminqham and Elsewhere

This evening at 10 o'clock the recep- tion of the Phoenix club will occur at the elegant new club house, corner of Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street.
 
 It is to be hoped that the generous people of Birmingham will remember this is Donation Day at the Mercy Home, and that the board of manag srs are in need of many things, especially a supply of chairs, and money with which to begin to erect permanent building for the friendIess waifs who drift in o this haven of protection. The board an- nounces that they will gladly welcome all visitors to the Home today and to- morrow. The United Charities appeal also for aid at the Thanksgiving season; and the Orphanage, just being estab- lshed at Avondale for helpless negro children. should not be forgotten. The Creche, one of the most useful of B.r- mingham's charities, deserves the SUD- port of the citizens, and should receive bountiful recognition today and tomor- row.
 Mrs. John A. Logan has been made legal protector or guardian of Mss Evangelina Cisneros the young Cuban girl, recently rescued by Karl Decker, of New York.
 Mrs. Chappell Cory reached Birming- ham Monday evening from Lafayette, Ala. where she spent the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong.
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
Miss Zaida Ben-Gusuf
 And Her Artistic Work

There are so many ambitious Bi,ming- ham girls who are studying the various forms of art that what has been accom- plished by an original and talented New York young woman may prove helpfrl and encouraging in the telling.
 Miss Zelda Ben Yusuf has devoted her self to the development of photography which has become one of the most popu- lar fads of the artistic world at the pres emt time, both with amateurs and pro- fessionals. writer, familiar with Miss Ben Yusuf's labors thus describes her:
 Miss Zafda Bsn Yueuf has devoted her New York woman, has entered upon an original and fascinating line of work which has gfeat merit. Photography. has achieved remarkable success in DOT tra.ture But the New York Tribune as- eerts that Miss Yusuf has given an alto gother new motive to the profession as she interprets it. Her pictures are stud ies in which uhsre is characteristic hand'iwork. Her photographs have been exhbed in the London salon, one of the most advanced schools of photography in existence This is deemed a great honor, the object of the school bsing to secure the best woilz, and no prizes or medals are offered, the mere hanging of a picture being sufficient reward. Miss Ben-Yusuf was educated in England, and she has received great inspiraa on for her. work from George Davidson, whose specially is landscape. It was his treatment of such eubjects that led his pupil, in what was then only an anna teur way. to desirle to produce po.itraits of equal character and interest, that while valuable as ri1senesses. they should be interesting as pictures. Miss Ben Yusufs work has received the approval
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
The University at Washington
 For the Women of America

On the 14th of December, there will as semble in convention at Washington, D. C., a number of the women of the country who are anxious to esta blish great female university upon lines s1g- gestsd by George Washington, more than a century agio. This convention Is intended to arouse a general interest in the enterprise, and already the nswspa- pers of the day are giving space to a description of the plans and ambitions of those persons directing the nov sment.
 Mrs. Susanna Phelps Gaze, of Ithica, N. r., is secretary of the George Wash ington Memorial committee, and has sent hundreds of circulars in various parts of the country relative to the building of this university. It is design ed to make the 22nd of next February the great National Donation Day, when the committee hope to receive a very large amount from the generous contri- buttons of citizens of eve1y section.
 Besides th= committee and the women who originated the university idea, near fy all of the organizations of women an tIhle country have signified thetr in- tention to assist in the project Thus far tlhe- National Council of Women, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Kings Daughters. the W. c. T. U., the General Federation of WonIen's clubs. and the Columbian Daughters of America havs, decided to throw their in- fiuenee on the side of the Washington University for Women. There can be little doubt of the success of the ent=r- prise under the fortunate circumstances which attend the inception of the move fnpnt
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
MRS. wlNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS, AL LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty cents a bottle.
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
BY MRS. GEORGE c. BALL

of such artists as Jay Hambridge and George Barnard, the sculptor. Her stu dio is in Fifth avenue. It is furnished with oriental drapeilles and rugs, and its appointments are those cf a drawing room rather than those of a photographic gallery. Some of Miss Ben-Yusuf's bsst work are her designs for posaers. Her portraits are said to have great grace of pose, and they are as we'll fine likeness:s.
The age-herald., 1897-11-24

Miss Willie Douthit Blocton ..... .... Al Miss Annie Avent. .................... 125 Miss Norma Scholar ........ 105 Miss Elv5,a Lewis. ................,.. S6 Miss Katie Mcconnell. ll................ S4 Mss Rose Open:haw ...... .... .... Il Mrs. R. S. Gross, Ensley. ........... 6S Miss Ethel Wickersham ........ 52 Mrs. V. A. Field. ....... ....... 3S Miss E. M. Haley Montevalo.. S6 Miss Ma bel Vaughan. an................. 34 Miss Edythl9 Wheeler. ............... 33 Miss Avis Eh1man. n................... 29 Mrs. M Corbett Montevallo. ... 20 Miss Susie Sanford, Fayette. ..l.... h Mrs. L. c. Woodllff, Gadsden... =. 14 Miss Dottie Friedenberg, Talladega.. II Miss Ida Quinn. ....,..............-... II Miss Lena. Mcconnell. Talladega II Miss Mary Sanford Fayette ........ 10 Miss Blanche Bowdry, Jasper 10 Miss Margare, Silk.. ........ ..... , Miss Dolly Perry....... ..... ....... Mrs I. T. Wright. .. ... ... Miss Maude WsiIand ........ ........ Miss Julia Gilbmsath ........ ........ Miss Marie Nelson... =. -. Miss Julia V. Goodloe, Tuscumbia Ms. Arvis Henderson. Bessemer.. Mrs J. l.. Hagler, Warrior. Miss Annie Pentecost, GadsdeD..... Miss Ada Pope, Gadsden... Miss Callie Pat eiSon..... -. Miss Daisy BaclSus. Selma :. .. VI L. Miss Mary Cahalan.. ... ... ...... Miss Bettie Forman, Springville.. Miss Evalyn L5Lham, Carrollton. .. { Miss Nina Hood ......................a as Miss Grace PoundsTtone, Montgomery Miss Emma Herbert, Montevallo.. Miss Taylor Grimes... ...... Miss Mary Clare Milner... ... ..... Miss Nell Arnold. .... ...... ..... .... Miss Margaret Hamilton... -. =. Miss A. R. Klos.. .. Miss Josephine Schoolar... ... ...... Miss Lena Morrow, Pratt Mines,.... Mrs. James Baylies, Tuskaloosa.. Miss Leila Fletcher, Gadsden...... Miss Gertrude Ehrman... =. ... ... Miss Lillian Roden... Mrs w. A. Porter... ... ... -. Miss Lura Morrow. .........:.......... Miss Edna Bush. Montevallo... ... Miss Kate Camel, Montevallo... ... Miss Erline Cr.ttenden.. ... ...... Miss Kate Farle... ... ... .. -. Miss Berte p. Hays. Miss Francilla Haley, Jasper. Miss Florie Kyle, Gadsden. ... =. Miss Gay Long, Jasper. ... -. =. Miss Loula Moore. McCslla... ......
 Miss Matte McDavid, Florence.
 Miss Varina Newton..
 Miss Ma mic Pearson... =. Miss Daisy Ramsey. Miss Emma Reid... ... ... =.
 Miss Lucille Smith.... =. Miss Wilma Sa aunders, Montevallo... Miss Bertha Woodward. Bess mer.. Miss Blanche Bowdry, Jasper .... .. Miss Hallan Harris ...... .... ....... Miss WilEe Shepard, Jasper ..... Mrs H. H. Sinnige. .. :. ...... Miss Kate Trainer. Pratt City....... Miss G. w. Williams. Mss Annie Mae Gaines. =. =. Miss Mary P. Johrston... =. ..... Miss Daisy Jordan. Ishkooda... ... Miss Mona Wells, Montevallo... ... Miss Jania MacLester. ............... Miss Gertfe Neightsr.. ............ Miss Maud Massey, Woodlawn... ... Mrs. Dan F. McDonough..
 Total ........ ...... .... =. ..... .s,s11
The age-herald., 1897-11-24
Christmas PreSent

Co., 2
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  to Beckw - - W ~ ~ ORGAN CO., W. J. Pear ;
The age-herald., 1897-11-24

Miss Anne Redd is entertaining at her home on Twentieth street and Park ave nue, Miss Leila Pope, of Atlanta
The age-herald., 1897-11-24

MT. and Mrs. Oscar Hundley of Hunts. vile, are the guests of Ar. and Mrs. F P. O'Bnen, on Eighteenth street.
The age-herald., 1897-11-24

Mrs. Ssbelle Murphy, of Hillsdale, Mich, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. John w. Anderson and Mrs. J. z. Johnston, Fourth avenue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15
Gtwds fir S lrnrer.

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lOifti5 fir farmer.

lin Dem g8unlGe ltuiercr @unoen
nad]sufpntner, babeu iUir beld)Ionen
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Shleiii der 3otbflee.
(oOn m. Wernia. W(lImout.s, mis- }

SGD 8lee unb Wais eebeibt, Do lit
gut lein! G8dbrenb mir eine quite
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Sn ct. 2puis bitBten ant lebten
0ienstao Die IA Sabre alte Saote
Mottbetps, beren 10 Sabre after
G8ruber @epre, bic 10 Sabre alte
4,nanba 9lrnplb II. beren 13Sabre al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf i6redli6eSseile
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oinoen iie naa bent 9ei6e an Der
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her. gaa9 turser Belt bra6 oas etS
unb bic bier ainber ianfen ms gSnI
Ter unb ertranfen, ebe ibnen Set
Itanb eeGeiitet tuerben fonnte.
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Administrator's Notice.

Notice IS hereby gwen, that letters oi Ad
nlinistration upon the Estate OF Aibert Satl
lev, deceased. have been granted 10 the
undersigned by the Probate Couft %
: tiaScnnSds County, Missouri. bearing date
ths 10th dav Of November 1896. All persons
bavino claims sgainst said Estate are re4uir-
a IN exhibit th.n 10 hin1 for allowance
[s,;ti,,n one ysar IRON the date OF said Letters,
or thev NAV be precluded from any peneht
of such Estate: and il such claims be not ex-
,ihited within two wears from the date OF
tF7e Publication of this notice, they VIII De
forsvar harrsj ROBERT WALKER,
Nov. II AdminlStF4th &c SOi'i' ''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

Die 9ungerSnptb i'll Citinoten tplro
taeli6 6r9er unb grciit intmer me9r
UNI iitb. 9lu8 Dem Snnern meroen
bersserreiBenoe S5euen 8emeloet.
Sn Subbulppre lie9eu SIT Sfeletten
absemaserte MGnner uuo 6ronen on
Der 2nnbitrnbe gJian gloubt, oas
bic llnterItiisunq bic 9te9icrung 81
900, 900 4Iun0 Sterlina tuiten piro.
Guf benz 9egrGtniBplab Der @tobnmez
baner, Der bereits iiberiiI(It it, lteDt
es ibredli9 nus. Die 2ciden Der
tiir5lid Der 8eulenpeit erle8eren
Opfer tuerben tpieber auS8cgraben,
I'M 8aum fiir neue 5u bcidnIfen.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IS hereby given, hatLetterSAdmln-
styation upon theEState of H.H. HOmfeldt, de-
csased, have been granted to the undersigned
hv the Probate Court of Gasconade County
Missouri, bearing date the 10 day of Decem-
ber 1896.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required 10 exhibit them 10
me for allowance within one year from the
date OF said Letters, or they may be preclnd-
ed from any benefit of such Estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
wears from the date of the publication OF
This notice they will be forever barred.
MARY F. HOMFELDT,
sAdministratrix,
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;5oleenbe Tltr 8iertrimter ree0t III

f5Dlgenbe ntr 8jertrinter re0t III
tereIiuntc Qntbu(luu8en mocbt eIne
Gcpeid9e oOm 2. bis. aus &Rjllunutee;
,Der unge6eue SAT- i'm &reiie oes
UerIteumu(3> Hrp0utte5 bat Die Atai=
ser ouigcreot unO tic Iin0 5u intere)-
Iouteu gntbii0uracn 8crcigt. sic
crflGrer irci bcrous, 0aB III allen
8rauereien ein 6oB Bier nit Ser
lpenouno uon nur eirent balben Sn=
i6el G}eritenmnl5 Deraeiteut lOirO,
moGreno 0nS Deutidbe 9tDrnHInah
iiir reines Bier brei 8uibel lit. Sben,
10 Treimiitbi9 miro beDanptet. ohf
gy2ni8 un0 @benifatien tgatlo1lld
@erlte III Der 0erItellung be5 g8elts
actrdnfe8 per0rangt baben. "-llnter
Ipthunen ltmfdnben lit eS aaeroln9z
nidlt uerlpunberlid5, Dap Die 8rpB'
It0otiIcf,en Srnuer 9li0ipnare per'
! ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

8enn Der Sennt ieine 9uItinimun9
9ibt, tritt nit bem / SuIt in 4Olts
iueien bic Neuerung in Strait, bnB
Sebermann ieine eigeuen 4oltfarten,
nit eines l Gent =W}arfe per1eben,
5ur Sef6rOerun9 oui8eben fam. Die
&eaterun9 Ipart babel Die 9lusgaben
fir 0rucf unb &apicr unb &ie(e mers
ben es bequemer iinoen. ii6 8arten
bon eutipre9euoer GrbBe ielbit ber=
iteIIen 5I Iaiien. On @n8laho itieq
nacb Giufiibrung iu(cber &ripnt= =4pits
farteu ber &erIan0t im 2altfe pun lie'
ben Monaten BON PAS, 900, 900 ou
312, $50, 600 MttGionen &arten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

W2cnI6cn, Die bel jeoer @ele9en'
beit bic 8eGigion unb Die 9olitif IN
bie @pnuerIatiun binein5erren, fDnt'
men in Der @eIeIII6nft balb in Den
g&uF bet llnausIteblibfeit. @s 9ibi
,ohlreid)e Sraeen, iiber ipel6e 9e'
bilbete Menl6en ii9 unterbnlter
f5nnen, pine Itets ouf ben pOlitilben
urb cpnTeiIionellen WteinungSoer'
Ihicbenbeiten berun5utreten. Set
her lit ober bel man6en 2enten Ill
iiinoIter 8eit bic %olitiiirerei 5urNtns
ME aeuproen.
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Executors Notice

Notice IS htIer.- gwen. that letters itst.i-
mentarv upon The Estate OF Christine Kue7
diger. deceased. nave been granted 10 me
undersigned, by the Probate Court al uaS-
cnnade County. Missouri. bearing date the
4 day of Nov.mC5r 1890.
all re-sons having claims against said ES-
tate are required To- exhibit them TO him for
allowance within one year from the date OF
said Letters, or they may he precluded from
the date Of the publication ct this notice,
thev Will pe forever barred
EpWAPD RCEDiGER
Executor
Dec. ,
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Gin Icble6ter 3uitano oes SgItenS
seiet, baB bas SGut ni6t in Oronnn8
1T. wel6es bur9 cine ungelunoe Ne
ber peruriadJt tpuroe. Or. sluguIi
sbnia's Samburser sropfen bei3etter
ouoetpanot, tper6en iicber oas 9an5t
Snitem tpieoer eeiuno ma9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15
Ter aortidritt i'm Weoid1inentpeien

8er 5orti6ritt I'M 0eaibinentpeien
bat einen oeutl6en 0ibter su nab.
itehenoem Gpierarm neranlaBt:
Sdlnellen S9rittes nnben ii6 bic
Stunben,
2Su bic febte Menibennrbeit ibtpin=
bet;
Salo lit Die MaI6ine nun erfunoen,
Die Mai9inen erfinbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

ggenn es nit ben flauen 3eiten
mod Ionee 10 anbalt, tuirb es mod
oa5u Ifom,nen, baB li6 Der Monn
iebr eeIbmei6elt fublt, ben man
frogt, ph ct einen 3ebnbDuarzG9ein
tpe9Ieln f0nne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

Sm 9eutIben 8GeBclub in Rep
g)prf oab e8 OtebelIuppe. llno bic
mar 10 buTtig, Dab lie einen BET an-
tpeienben @ueten-e8 giebt nantlid]
jelbit 0i6ter. tuel6e oemSdpeiner=
men suneigen-iofort 5li no9fol8en1
BET SDntne begeiiterte:
56tpein, Observation-Disclosures Steb,
Dir meib' i9 meine Spmpatbie.
g3icbt nur nl5 Sped uno 9@urIt nl'
leiu
WtorlDirIt Gu in bic 9elt binein -
g8os tiefc 8e,SDeit bot erfilnoen,
9os ,uiro in 0eine 9nut 9ebun0eu
Gu IpenbeIt 4inlel man0erlei
6ur Sunit uno iOult 9e 4tnIelei,
llnb buloigIt tnittelit 8oritentleio
9em eblen Qrang Ser 9feinli6feit.
9'rum ruIen tuir uergniigt uno frob
0u btIt 8ulturpie6 ycDntue II fant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-15

Sal5flub tritt oft auf bel foltem 28e.
ter, bic iunere Suuo er9reifer0 unb
anbere 9Drpertbeiles 9pob'a. SarSa=
pariua, Der erpBe 8lutreiuieer beilt
SalsfuR.