The age-herald., 1897-11-11

inter sting subject. The patrons and alumnne of the institute are invited to be present by Mrs E. T. Taliafel'ro prin- ciral of Pogock-stephens.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Munger are visit ing relatives in T5Xas.
 The Fenelcn club mat yesterday after noon at St. Paul's hall. when the fol- lowing programme was rendered The Purlbc Wars; read ng, (selelz.eD; dis GU sion, Hannibal; Cato; Scipo Air. carsus; questions. Leadsr, MHss Rabitte.
 The Nineteenth Century club met with Miss Emma Leeily yesterday afternoon, when the following papers and discus sion were enjoyed: "Wadswci-uh, as a Po-t of Natuuie." Miss Bertha Lewis. The Pcet Laurealt snip" Miss Jan McLes.er. Discussion, "The Daffddl1, "She wa5 @ Phantom of Delight lead by Miss Alva Bledfcrd. Tha club will be entertained next by-Miss Jamie Me Lsstar.
 The Pfoenix club ha1 issued very handsome cards of invitation to its Eff t1enth Annual reception and cotillion to bs given Wednesday, evening, November 24, 1897, at 10 o'clock, at their handsome new club house. MT Eugene Ffes, presi- dent M. s. Steiner, vice-p. esident; Mir. Lecn Slchwarz, sl.cretafy; Mir. L=o Stein CT, reasurer; Governors M. V. Joseph, Otto Marx, Joseph Slaughter. Enter tainnnznt committee, Messrs. David S. Meyer, chairman; F i'd Marx, Leo Rich, Leo Loeb, Leo Friedman.
 | 4H, ladies cf the Southslde Baptist church will begin the 14th of December, and continue three or four days. It will be announced fater whsre the bazaar will be held.
 Mir and Mrs Sam Loeb and MT. and Mrs. J. Loeb, of Montgom .Ty, are spsnd- ing a few days in the city.
 Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. John M. Huey at East Lake, Miss Eth.l Huey was merried to Dr. R. Walter Waldrop of Bei-pemer Dr. and MI s. Wad.op will reside at Bessemer, whare this fcrme, has a lucrative and growing mlatiicaG practice.
 The Amarynth Literary club met yes- tel day afternoon with Miss Lucy Ha- good, at Elyton. The following was the iriters sting programme:
 Paper, ''The Colonies First Resistance to England" Miss Cactie Handley.
 Paper, Opening Sls-nes of the Revo- lution," Miss Gracie Smith.
 The club meAts next Wednesday with Miss Lizzps Hutton. The following are the officers of the Anna. ynth club: Presi- dent, Miss May B,le Sloss; Secretary and Tr5a surer, MIln Lizzie Hutton; Leader, Miss w. L. Murdock. Course of study, American History
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham have recently purchased the cottage on Four teenth avenue, between Ninetes nth and Twentieth streets, South Highlands, next to the residence of Judge w. w. Wilkerson, and will soon begin to en- large and improve it. They are now oc- cupying their new home.
 
 MT. and Mrs. James Bowron enter tained number of friends Tuesday evening at their South Highlands home, in hon or of Miss Catchings, who has been the guest for several weeks of her brother, Mir w. B. Catchings. The res idence was decorated with autumn leaves, and music and old-fashloned games made up an evening of unusual pleasure. MT. c. c. Washburn conEib- uted several delightful songs, and re- freshdnents were served during the evening. Miss Catchings returned to her home last evening.
 
 MT. ]. Lundie Sloss gave. handsome supper Tuesday evening at the Morris hotel, complimentary to the Sloss-Minge briday party, when the following ladies and gentlemen were his guests: Miss Rosa Sloss, Miss May Belle Sloss, Miss Mary K. Sowell, of Paducah, Ky; Miss Mary Mirge of Faunsdale; Messrs John H. Minge, Jr., W. P. Ward, A. c. Crow der, George Darlington of Richmond, Va; R. M. Douglass, of Faunsdale; Frank Smith, MT. and Mrs. R. P. Beas- ley. and MT. and Mrs. R. P. Simpson.
 The First Methodist church was wsll filled yesterday at high noon by the friends of the bridal couple who were drawn tlither to witness the marriage of Miss Rosa Sloss and MT. John Minge, Jr, of Faunsdale.
 The ar, ar and oggan loft were profuse- ly adorned with palms, vines, and innum- erable chyrsanthemums. The altar rail- ing was twined with white illusion, over which trailed vfnes, caught at intervals with punches of chyrSanthemums. Very promptly at 12 o'clock the strains of Mendelseohn's Wedding March an- mounced the arrival of the bridal pakty, and the uehslrs, Messrs Frank Smith, A. c. Crowder Will P. Ward, J. Lundie SlosS. Eugene Huey, of Bessemer, and George Darlington, of Richmond, Va, entered the church and proceeded to the altar, down the center aisles. The bride, attended by her maid of honor, the lovely Miss Mae Belle Sloss, came down the left aisle while the groom and his best man, MT Robert M. Douglass, of Fauns- dale, came down the right aisle and met at the altar. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Dr. Kelly, during which Miss Mccoy played softly, Unless"
 As the party left the church the bridal chorus from LohIengsin was played by AFaSr NFo(oxy U,ho hr-iJa looked ,,v,n,c