The age-herald., 1897-08-17

learn that he Is improving, and that his fever has grady diminished in he fsst day or9wo.
 The Cavalier cub VIII give onle of their delightful cotillions Wednesday evening at the o'yclers' Camp, on ahe Eas'. Lake read.
 Mrs. Eug ne L. Brown. and her li9tse son. are visiting relatives in Virginia They will be absent eevesa1 weeks longer
 Mr. Eugene L. Brown has jus returaed frotn a visit to Esath Alabama.
 Rev. Owsn P. Fa.zslmmons is now en- toying a brfsf va5ation, and will be ab- sent unill September 1. Rev. J. A. Vnn Hoose will conduct lhe services al st Mary son 1.-the -Hig galand!s while MT. ytz- simmons is sixay from the city.
 Mir snd Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw are enjoying stay of rye -l weeks at vari- ovls poinls Of interest north and a t.
 Mrs. John B. Reid spent yeet.rday in the city, the guest of Mrs. James Meade on .he South Highlands. Mrs. Reid is spending thu summer at B.oent Springs.
 Rev Dr. Murray ard Hon. R. H. Pear son left yesterday for few days vacazi tion in South A4ahar19..
 Mrs Wilbur Brown l,ift few days ago fer Sewanee, Tenn. where she will pr9b- ally spend several we ks.
 The TrsIlr ,sl ,,l11 1h WI meet this Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. at t.1e home of Mrs. James Bowron. on tn Sodeh Highlands. Business of imp rtance is to be considered, ar'i every membea ii urg- cd to be prssnt.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aatss have rented ths home -cf Dr. T. N. Anglin corner of Eighteenth st.sef and Eleven avsnus, South Highlands, and arc now occuryi g l Mrs. Yates parents will spend this winter with her and will soon asrive from their home in South Carolina.
  Mir and Mrs Ham ham, of Sl7G.h Caro- lima. wIll s7on become ress5d' ms of B.r- mnghlm. They have rented the home Of M7 and Mrs. J. A Yates, on Eleven.h averue, and w.l ha charming additions to the social lf4 of the city. MT. Han- nehan is connected with the new phos- ph&l.e works.
 Miss Roberta Sterrett and M.s Wlaon, 10th of Pensacola. Ma. nra gues of Mrs David Brown Miss Secret is the daughter of the late Hon. R. H. S!errett and formerly resided in Birmingham. Her mother Mrs. Sterrf, t. now liv.s at Pensacola. but she has many friends in the city who will warmly welc1ma her daughter, vino was a vsry young child when she left her Alabama home,
 Mrs. w. T. Angel and children have returned from a visit to Pensacola. .
 Mrs. Albert G slders has returned to Atlanta, after visit to MT. and Mrs. Lowenthal on Eighth avenue.
 Mrs. R. M. Russsll and her little son, Master Ralph, have returned from pleasant visit of two weeks to relatives at Gadsden
 Tn re will be a called meeting of the "Comfortable Literary club" at 7:30 o'clock this Tuesday, evening at 314 North Twenty-thrd street, to receive and act upon a very important eommunica- ton from the president
 Mrs Broughton and Miss Matte Broughton. of Apalachicola, Fla, are visiting their friend, Mrs. Doubs, 406 Eighteenth street.
 The rendition of the mass at St. Pauls under the direction of MT Vim. Rosen- stihl will not occur until the arrival of Bishop E. P. Allen. There will be full ehsarsal of the mass on Thursday evening, Aug. 19. It will be produced with the best talent in the city. Miss Roberta Hawkins, daughter of Mrs. James E. Hawkins is quite sick with | typhoid fever at her home on Nineteenth | street north.
 Athens, Ala, Aug. 16.-(Special) )-The past week has been one of much social | interest her. Monday the depot was crowded with the citizens of all ages, who were anxious to greet Col. J. B. Richard son, a native of this place, with the handsome Washington artillery, en route to Nashville.
 Wednesday evening an entertainment was given at the suburban home of MT F. S. Wood
 Thursday MT. and Mrs. H. D. Lane | gave a barbecue to their friends. Messrs. R. J. Lowe, w. H. Skaggs, of | Birmingham; R. D. Ecksrberger, R. H. Lowe, c. P. Lane, Huntsville. and w. N. Richardson, Quid Nunc, were among the | visitors present.
 Friday evening Mrs. E. R. Erwin gave a handsome reception to MT. and Miss Porter, of Pensacola, Fla.