The age-herald., 1897-09-30

Birmingham will send delegations Of representative women to attend thas con- Vention. The First Presbyterian congre- gation will be repress snted by Mesdam 5 Joseph M. Lester. William Hardee, Dr Wadden, George L. Thomas and Mrs. Levers. The Central Presbyterian dels- gates are Mesdames L. s. Handiey. Jehn Towers and E. H. sholl. These ladies VII leave for Gadsd.n next Monday morning.
 Mrs. William H. Moore ,eft Tuesday night for her future home at Owens boro, Ky.
 Miss Maliza Moore is now the guest of Mrs. w. P. G. Harding at her South Highland home.
 Mir and Mrs. ". B. Catchings and family have returned to Birmingham, and will make it their perma nent home in the future, which is very pleasant tidlngs to their frisn1s in the city. MT. and Mrs. Catchngs have rented one of those attractive nlzw brick homes on Avenue G near Twentieth street, south.
 
 The ladies of St. Paul's Meth dist church at SmAhfeld station, Ensley ear line. will give barbecue supper Tues day evening. October g. for the bsnsfit of the children of tha Mercy Home. Be- sides the barbacued meats, there will be other delightful refreshments.
 Mrs. Alex T. London and her two little daughters are now in New York c.ty, where they wiql remain for some time as the guests of Mrs. Cronlsy, Mir Lon don's sister.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Sinnige have e'a- turned from an extended visit nor h and east.
 Ms Edward oulgley will leave Sat urday for a visit Q her sister, Mrs Wm. Wins. .on, in SumSer county, near Liv- ing. ton.
 
 Miss Kathleen Hoooels lart Tuesday for Livingston, Ala, where sine has accepted a position in Miss Jud.a TutwTler's popu- lar school
 There win be meeting of the ladies
  o'clock, ss the home ois the chairman. Mrs. R. s. Munger, on Ithe South High lands.
 Capt. and Mrs. James F. Johns on tave rtltu med to Birmingham. aft r more ihan years absencs. They are being warm ly welcomed fiome by large circle of friends. Capt. ard Mrs. Johnston are f1x, .oF ,,tI H. Johnston.
 Mrs. George Ash is at home, after an enjoyable visit ito relatives at Ashaville.
 
 The meeting of ihe board of directors of the Society os Unltad Charities held yes. erday morning was important, being the last meeting of .he precert adminis- tration. All the final business for the year was corloluded and ar;angt tnenIts made for the amaual public meeting to be held next Tues1lay af ernoom at o'clock in khe rooms of the Commercial club. At this meeting full repon,s of the work done during the past year will be read and the board of directors for fhe ensuing term eleited by ballot. I
  On Tuesday evening, cit the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery, the friends of Miss Ne1tie Mo'-i.g gave her delighful surprise parry in honos elf her birtA-day. Miss Montgomery was the rocipieni. elf many handsome pres enlts, and the evening was one of unusual pleasure ard good cheer. The following guests were present: Misses Mary Paul. Katie Self, Alice Chapman, Ne.tie Smith, Rubie Bishop, MrIlie Bishop, Mrs. Joe Duncan, Mrs. Roy Stone, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Bishop, MT ard Mrs. Charles Clark, Messrs. Sam BisSet Harry Wen gel, Clint Ma:'tin, J. R. Dawson, R. J. Baker, Joe scni.h, Orrin Chapman, Fay Montgomery, G. F. Willacy.
 The announcement of ithe marriage of Miss Aurelia Lykes as.d MT. Guy Cooper has been made. The wedding will occur Wednesday, evening, Oct. 20, at 9:30 o'clock, at the home oH Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Downey, 2509 Fifth avenue. Miss Sudie Oliver will be maid of honor on the interesting occasion. Mss Lykes and MT. Cooper are bs.h highly esteemed for their many attractive and admira- Eble qualities, and are receiving the sin cere congratulations of friends and ac- quaintances.
 
 R0ST0Nic WISE TAT