The age-herald., 1897-11-23
In the Social Realm of
 Birmingham and Elsewhere

Birmingham and Elsewhere Mrs R. G. Lewis returned a-few days ago frcm a visit to Baltimore. She rep resented the Pelham Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy at the na- tional convention recently held in that l city.
 l Mrs. William Pickett has returned from a stay of several weeks at Montgomery. She is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Davidson at her home in Seven teenth street, north. Dr. 2. A. Parker, of Athsns, spent Sun day in the city wsth friends. This afternoon at o'clock at Elks' ball, corner Nineteenth street and Fourth avenue, the local Federations of Wo- mans clubs, will hold an important meeting. All women connected with the various clubs of the city and those in terested in the club movement, are in vfted to attend this convocation this af- ternoon promptly at o'clock.
 MT syd Moore and MT. Robert H. Smith are spending a few days hunting and fishing at Millwood as the guests of | MT. Wiley Tunstall, Jr. Gov. and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston left yesterday morning fer a brief visit to Baltimore.
 Mrs. Gregory Smith and family of Mo bile will reach Birmingham this after noon and will be the guests for several weeks of Mrs. Alice M Smith, Tenth avenue, South Highlands. This evening at g o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Allen w. Haskell will introduce their sister, Miss Martin, at brilliant re- caption at their home in Highland aye rue, South Highlands. MT. and Mrs. L. Rogan and family are moving dnto their handsome new home in Twentieth street, South High lands.
 The music at St. Mary's Sunday morn ing was extraordinarily fine, the ere Dsmm," and "Offertory'' badng especially superb in composition and rendition. Dr. F'ftzsimmons' excellent sermon was also greatly enjoyed by the large congrega- ton.
 
 Tomorrow, at St. Patrick's Cathedral. New York, Miss Mary McAnerny and MT Lorenzo Semple will be quietly mar ried by Archbishop Corrigan. The mar riage will be attended by only the mem bers of the two families and intimate friends. Miss McAnerny is the daughter of MT. John McAnerny of New York, who was at one time a very popular and highly esteemed citizen of Montgomery. MT. McAnerny movsd to New York many years ago. and has achieved much busi- ness success in the metropolis. MT Lo- renzo Semple is a native of Alabama, son of the late Maj Henry Churchill Semple, of Montgomery He is now prominent member of the legal fraternity of New York, where he has lived for number of years.
 Gen. R. M. Nelson of Selma is spend- ing several days in the city.
 Mrs F. Fies contemplates arranging a very elaborate musicale for the benefit of Temple Emanuel, which will be given early in December, at the handsome Phoenix club.
 Mrs Kline, of Texas, who has been she guest of her sister. Mrs. H. H. Sim nige, for several weeks, has returned ito her home.
 Miss A1abelle McEaohin of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of Miss Kate Earle. She arrived in the city yesterday.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Tachior who have been in New Orleans for six weeks, have returned home.
 Miss Mattie Saunders, of Jackson, Miss, is visiting Miss Lura Brown, at her home on Sixth avenue. Miss Susie Martin returned Sunday night from three weeks visit to friends at Louisville. During her absence from the city she was the guest of her former schoolmates, Miss Gregory and Miss Leuhman, both of whom were formally introduced into Louisville society with very handsome receptions, which were graced with the presence of Miss Martin. During her visit to Louisville Miss Mar tin was the recipient of very many charming social attentions, in the form of dinners, theater parties and recep- tions.
 The Atlanta Journal of recent date has this paragraph of inter5st to Birming- ham society: The engagement of Miss Susie Howze and MT. Preston Haskell is announced, the wedding to ble solemnized in Bir- mirgham. Ala, on the 9th of December. Miss Howze is the beautiful young daughter of Judge A. c. Howze. of Blr- c A.L, y.