The age-herald., 1897-10-10

the welfare of the club were transacted. The members of the Edgewood will be entertained next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Mrs. J. R. Adams.
 The Belles-Lettre club will meet Thursday October 15, at 3 o'clock promptly, with the Misses Hartwell, corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty third street. All members are earnestly requested to attend, as there will be business of importance before the club. N
 The first meeting of the Aurora Lit erary club for this season was held at the home of Miss Grace Hardie on Thursday afternoon. The following off, ficers were elected: President, Miss Bevelbe Conner; vice-presdent, Miss Su- sic McLestcr; secretary, Miss Florence Ballard; treasurer, Miss Jamie Curry; leader, Miss Cora F. Palmer.
 The study for the season is cosmopoli- tan, being "A Trip Around the World" By way of variety the itinerary follows the advice of Greeley to go west, and arranges for a leisursly return through the well-woru routes of European travel. Some of the earliest places to be visited are Hawaii and Alaska, two places of much immediate interest. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday next at the home of Miss Gertrude. Ault
 Mrs. William Hardie returned from Gadsdan whither sha lad gone to attend the Womens Missionary union on Thursday morning.
 pr. Lewis Morris will soon go abroad to travel and to study at some of the European universities.
 The rchcalsals- for 'dlre choral section of tiic Apollo club has been changed from Tuesday evening to Thursday even- ing. Therefore tlle chorus members will meet every Thursday evening at lralf pest seven o'clock hereafter in the hall over the Jesse French Piano ard Organ company, Second avenue. Both the choral and orchestral sections are in flourishtng condition, and are making preparations for their first complimentary concert to be given soon.
 The Cadmean Literary circle was en- tertnincd Friday afternoon by Mrs. Vim. B. I1eedy. The subjects selected for the coming seasons study are Scandinavian and Russian History and Literature, but the meeting Friday afternoon was devot- ed to a discussion of other matters, nota- bly the improvements made of late in Sunday school work and also in reading the prospectus for the year. Alter the serving of delicious refreshments, the circle adjourned, to meet next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jolrn London.
 
 
 Miss Sadie Aralhlm is sill at J,bhia Springs, Ga., win ier sister, Mrs. Ellis, of New Orleans.
 Mrs. Wm. C. Oates and Master Willie Oates have returned to Monltg omery from a long so.journ nol'th. Ms. Oates is very much improved in health.
 Mrs. Vim. l.. Sims aad children and Mrs Mallam are at home again. after four months stay as MoGteagl Tenn.
 
 lNIilss Tlorrie Graves Is .he guest of friends at Nashville, where she is re- cefving unqisual sociai attention, due to her remarkable beauty and magileitism The South Baptiao Young Peoples union gave a very enjoyable enltertatn- ment Friday evening, when a very alt traetive programme of musical numbers and recita,sions was rendered by Misses Beaal, Deee, Griffin, McGehee, Sparks, Cox. Lloyd, Mrs. Haideman and others
 = fe --t The board of directors of the United Charities, elected a few days ago, held a large and enthusiastic meeting yes- .terday morning. Nearly every member iwAs nresent Various copnnoiftees u.era appointed and officers elected M ss Dangaix and MT. R. r. Johnston were