The age-herald., 1898-01-14
In the Social Realm of Birminnham and Elsewhere

Mir and Mrs. John Oliver Cross will en- certain this evening at enchre. at their home the South Highlands. in honor of their charming guest, Miss Mary Lee Key holds.
 The Fenelon club met Wednesday after noon at St. Paul's hall and enjoyed the fol- lowing programme:
 Britain Under the Romans-55 B. C.. 42o A. D."
 Reading, Coliseum" Byron).
 Discussion, Roman Civilization in Brit administration of Christianity"
 Questions.
 Leader-Mrs Lynch
 MT. James Shelley, after a brief visit to his parents, General and Mrs. c. M. Shel- ley, has returned to Honduras.
 On account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Finley White will entertain the Cli- onian club this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs G. M Williams, Ar lington avenue, South Highlands.
 Major Wheeler, formerly proprietor of the Florence hotel, is quite sick and confined to his room at his present residence in Fifth avenue.
 
 Mrs J. D. Moore will entertain the Cad mean circle this afternoon at o'clock, at her home in Eighth avenue.
 
 Mrs. Malcolm D. Graham, of Montgom- cry, is visiting her niece, Mrs. M. G. Craw- ford, at the Thompson house.
 Mrs. George Wofford formerly of At lanta, has joined her husband, MT. Wolf ford, cashier of the Standard Oil company, at the Thompson house.
 Miss Elizabeth Shelley will return tomor- from a delightful visit to friends at Detroit, and will be with her parents, Gen eral and Mrs. c. M. Shelley. at the Morris hotel.
 The members of the Amaranth club will be the guests of Miss Jamie Van Hoose this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Anna May Phelan has returned from a very charming visit of several weeks to friends at Talladega.
 Mrs. A. T. London is spending a few days at Selma with her mother, Mrs Par ker. She will probably return home Satur- day.
 Misses Blanche and Patti Bowdry, of Jas per, who have been the guests of Misses Katie and Annie Conniff at Pratt City, have returned home
 Mrs. E. G. Compton, of Nashville; Mrs. B. Payne, of Clarksville, Tenn, and Mrs. M. l.. Leatturman, of Commerce, Miss. are vie ba ot,o avenue.
 Judge Bilbro is in the city holding court for Judge Banks. He, Mrs. Bilbro and their son Mason, are at the Thompson house.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz entertained on Wednesday evening the recently elect ed officers of the Evening Star lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor. Last night at the home of Mr. Simon Spiro these off, cers were regularly installed A large num- Der were present to enjoy MT. Spiro's hos pitality and the interesting exercises.
 
 Mrs. Sol Lehman, of Selma, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Seigel on Fifth ave- nue.
 There VIII De pupils recltal by candi- dates for diplomas at the conservatory of music Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, which the public is cordially invited to at- tend.
 The Jefferson Cotillion club, which was recently organized, and which promises to become one of the most popular social clubs of the city. has elected the following off, cers: Mr. R. B. Going, president; MT. Mur- ray c. White, vice-president; Mr. Walter Prescott, secretary and treasurer. There are now thrty-fve members and on Friday evening, January 21, the club will give it's first cotillion at the Florence hotel, which will be very handsome affair.
 Mrs Wilmer Beard entertained the Little Jokers yesterday afternoon in particular ly unique and lovely way The decorations and score cards were all in pretty Delft blue shades. and the prize, which was won by Miss Mamie Pearson. was handsome Delft clock. Mrs. Beard served tempting refreshments using beautiful Delft china,