The age-herald., 1897-10-10

selected to attend to the important mat ter of securing the necessary amount of coal for the poor for the coming winter. The following officers were chosen:
 Mrs Margaret Levers, president.
 Mrs. Thos. Ward, vice-president.
 Mrs. Sam Adler, secretary. z; ti Miss Williamson, treasurer. '' The board of directors anl1 Society of United Charities meet on the first Tuess day of every month at 10 o'clock a. m.
 
 Tho North Stde Tuesday Whist club will mee% next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, at the lyc,ne of Mrs. Joe Bcit- man, Four;ih avenue and Twenty-fourt1 street. This will be the fntl ial meeting of the season, and a large attendance is ex- pected.
 There has been this autumn 6 great exodus of Birmingham young gentlsmcn to the great schools and universities of the country. Among the number are:
 Messrs. r. s. White Jr., W. T. White, J. Notion Smith, T. l.. Stevens, W. Altman, E. M Tuawilsr, T. w. Tut wiler, w. A. Denson and w. w. Silk are at the University of Alabama.
 Messrs. Robert Hood. collett Munger. Harry Hcushton, Rcberly Munger, Wil- bur Kelly, Jamie Allen, Andred Cameron, Willie Cameron. Charley White and Wrl Dozier are at Auburn.
 Torney Johnston at the University Of Virginia.
 Benjamin Terry, Vanderbilt.
 E. D. Smith ard M. P. Walker at the law school of the Georgetown university, Washington, D. c.
 John Jemison, University of Virginia. Edgar Laird and R. s. Jemison at Se- vance.
 George Morrow ard Owen Brown at Bingham High School, North Carolina.
 
 Mrs. Mary Ca.dwell Armstrong ar- nounces the marriage of her sister Lil- Ham, to Mr. Sidney Bradford Jones on Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, at S:30 o'clock, Woodland Street Christian church, Nashville, Tenn. MT. Sid. Jones is a popular and capable young railroad official and his many friends in Birming- ham extend congratulations upon his approaching marriage.
 The Clionian club met with Mrs. Fell on Friday. The following programme was successfully rendered:
 Paper-Physical Geography ard To- pograrhy of England; Mrs. Barclay.
 Papcr-Druld Worship; Miss Blinn.
 Reading from Phru the Phoentcian; Mrs. Campbes.
 Readirg-The Roman Occupation; Mrs. Cruikshank.
 After the usual business exercisss and deligRltful intercourse of social friends the ladies adjourned to meet with Mrs. Newibold at her handsome new home cn Twenty-first street.
 The Woman's auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association had splen- did meeting on Friday at the associa- ton rooms. There were very many la dies of the various denominations pres ent, and an enthusiasm prevailed in the large and encouraging gathering. Ths following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. William Hardie. president; Mrs. R. s. Munger, vlce-presi- dent; Mrs. James Bowron, secretary: Mrs. George NJ. Morrow, treasurer. The members of the auxiliary are at pres cnt busily preparing for grand harvest festival which will be given the latter part of October. Every denomination will be represented at the approaching harvest festival by a booth and 1t IS expected that this worthy organlzatloh which has accomplished so much for the good of the community will realize large sum from their enterprise. Nine years ago this winter the auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association was organized with the following off Scers: President, Mrs. William Hardie; vice-president Mrs. T. T. Hillman; sec retary, Mrs. George c. Ball; treasurer. Mrs. I. Y. Sage. After the lapse of so many years the noble. true, loyal, Iowa.