The age-herald., 1898-03-27
In the Social Realm of
 Bjrminqham and Elsewhere

In the Social Realm of Birmingham and Elsewhere The Pelham chapter of the Daughters Of 1 the Confectionery will hold an important 1 called meeting next Wednesday afternoon | at o'clock at the residence of the presi- | dent Mrs. R. G. Lewis, at Edgewood sta- ton, South Highlands. Mrs T. o. Smith will entertain the High | land Book club next Wednesday morning | at 10 o'clock.
 Miss Susie Haas has returned from an extended visit to friends in New Jersey. Miss Jessie Winston, of Valley Head, Ala, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson.
 Mrs. Alice Winn and Mrs. J. H. Dusloin, of Demopols, are visiting Mrs. Evans J. Dunn on West Twentieth street.
  Miss Vaughan who has been for fort night the guest of Mrs. s. F. Thompson and Miss Florre Kyle on the South High lands has returned to her home in North Carolina.
 Mir. John Caldwell is at home again after a visit to New York city. Mrs. Hagen Mooers is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Charles Reed, corner Ave
 nue G and Twentieth street.
 Mrs. Allen Campbell, on the South High lands, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Ls.e who arrived in Birmingham yester- day afternoon.
 | axrid yIa hac hoer1 tha guest for several weeks of Miss Hannah Elliott returned to her home at Florence a few days ago.. Mir. Nat J. Scott, of New Orleans, is spending several days in Birmignham with relatives.
 Mrs Morris Berk left yesterday after noon for a brief visit to relatives at At lanta.
 General and Mrs Charles M. Shelley and | Miss Elizabeth Shelley will move the first of April into their recently purchased | home, the handsome residence built by Mrs. Pete B. Clarke on the South Highlands. MT and Mrs. James G. Caldwell have rented Mir J. B. Morson's residence at | Ridge Park station, South Highlands. MT. | and Mrs. Morson will board for the present
 Miss Mary Clare Milner is the guest of 1 relatives at Montgomery
  | Mrs Mary Scott, of Atlanta, and Mrs. | Alice Sessions, of Marietta. are visiting | their sister. Mrs George L. Morrow on the l South, Highlands Miss Mattie Hanna has returned to her l home at Monroe La.
 
 Misses Amy Jordan and Ethel Sharpe | are expected home very soon after year spent with Dr. and Mrs. Will M. Jordan on | the Pacific coast. The Birmingham Medical college has is- l sued invitations to the commencement ex- l ercises which will occur at OBrien's opera | house Monday evening, April 4, at o'clock. The White Rose Social and Literary club met at the home of Misses JoIlie and Jessie | Edwards Friday evening An excellent programme was rendered. Delicious re- treatments and music were the order after the close of the programme. The next meet l ing will be with Mrs. T. E. Templemar- | The Thursday Euchre club was enter | talned at it's last meeting by Miss Anna Morrow. There were several visitors pres ent who enjoyed the hospitality of Miss | Morrow and the club. The visitors prize, a Dresden powder box, was won by Miss | Susie Martin; the club prize, a pretty jew l eled hat pin, became Miss Jamie McLes- | ter's.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Brown son club was held in St. Pauls hall on Friday evening. MT. W. P. McCrossin pre- | sided.
 | MT. M. F. CahaIan read very interest D . | in which he very graphically contrasted | the literary productions of our classic au- | thors in their elegance of composition and purity of sentiment with the cheap, trashy l effusions by which so many writers cater | to the morbid appetites of people of de- prayed tastes.
 MT. John w. Anderson read a most | learned and able paper on Truth" por- | traying his subject in all the hues of light | and glory as an attribute of God Himself. MT. A. J. Krebs highly complimented both gentlemen on their addresses, in which respect he was followed by several other members. The April social of the Young Meu'S Christian association will be given next Friday evening, April 1, in the assoc1ar tion's parlors, on the corner of Fourth ave nue and Nineteenth street. The programme will be of unusual interest and variety and will be as follows: l. Recitation-'sThe Creeds of the Bells". .. Miss Keiser. 9 Vocal Duett-"From One Merry Swiss Town We Come~... .. .. ...... (Glover1 Misses Archie Dees and Lucy Beall. 3. Recitation, with piano accompani- ment-"Grandpa's Minyet".. .. ..-. Miss Estelle Nabb. f. Piano Solo-MarCh. ..., .,... ..... (Gfese) Miss Luetta Gregg. Q. Place aux Dame9.,. ,,. Misses Katie Williams, Milie Nabb, Lillian