The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-27

Mobile, where he will In future reside.
Miss Bernard Markham win leave this
week for Athens.
The Little Jokers were entertained the
past week by Miss zemma Webb The house
was beautifully~decorated with smilax and
chrysanthemums. A number Of guests were
present. The prize, a silver call bell, was
won by Mrs. Hampton Smith.
Mr. Archie Carpenter gave a delightful
luncheon at the Morris on Tuesday in honor
of Miss Nelson and her guest. Miss De-
Ment of Huntsville.
Mrs. George NJ Cruikshank returned
yesterday from Tuscaloosa.
Miss Kate Earle and Miss Mamie Earle
returned yesterday from Tuscaloosa.
Mrs Edward Ware Barrett will leave to-
morrow for visit to Danville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coffin will entertain
the Thursday Evening Euchre club this
week.
Among the weddings the past week of
interest to Birmingham was that OF MISS
Annedelle Barnett, of Eufaula, and Mr.
Thomas Douglass Sales. of Albany, Ca,
which was solemnized Wednesday morning
in Eufaula.
Mrs Sales is a sister of Mr.. Samuel Bar
nett Mr. Paul Barnett and Rev. Frank
Barnett, who lived in Birmingham for
number of years. She is one of the most
charming young women in Eufaula, and Is
gifted with a voice of remarkable sweet
ness. The wedding was quiet one
The ladies of the Birmingham seminary
will be "at home" through the season on
Wednesday afternoon.
At the club the past week Miss Mary
Caire Miner was unusually lovely in
toilette of pompadour silk, slowing an ex-
quisite coloring of pale gold and American
beauty shades. The skirt was a decided
train and the decollette bodice was trim
med with real lace. On the same occasion
Miss Daisy Moody was gowned in hand
some toilette of white grenadine over satin,
the bodice being hgh-necked and trimmed
with lace.
Among the luncheons of the past week
was that given by Miss Mary Griffin in
honor of Miss Sarah DeMent of Huntsville.
sThe table decorations consisted of GEN.
terpiece of pink carnations, and violets
were scattered in artistic profusion over the
table. The place cards were decorated in
gold, the monographs of the guests being
in gold and the cards were adorned with
punches of violets. A luncheon of several
| courses was served The following were
present:
| Misses Mary Griffin, Kate Marshall. De-
| Ment of Huntsville; McClelland, of Geor-
| gia, Whitfield, of Tennessee; Sherrod,
Moody, Nelson, Simpson, VanHoose, Mae
Simmons Roden.
Miss Marie Kern has been engaged by
the First Baptist church for their choir
regularly. This will be a great acquisition
to this already good choir, and the congre-
cation at that church will be treated to
some of the best music in the city.
On board the United States steamship
Brooklyn now lying in the New York har-
Dor an elegant breakfast was given by the
officers Saturday at noon in honor OF hVe
very attractive southern girls of the Gard
ner school. Those present were Misses
Ferry Nabb, of Birmingham; Misses Estelle
Shook and Louise Caldwell, of Nashville,
and Misses May Douglas and Annie Dee
McClung, of Knoxville.
Mrs. Minnie Reece Richardson of Mont
gomery, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs F. G,
Bowman for few days.
Miss Lillian Johnson, of Cullman, is Wis
ting Miss Estelle Holloway, ms south
Eighteenth street.
Major and Mrs. Joseph Hardie enter
tanned informally but delightfully."- at their
lovely home Friday evening in honor OF
their guests, MISS Alice McmlldH anu nisS
Rutelia Isbell, of Tuscaloosa.
Miss Lulu Belle circuit, of Pittsburg, Pa,
will sing at the South Highland Presbyte-
rian church this evening.
Mr.. S. Perry Fowlkes left yesterday for
Montgomery.
Mrs ]. H. Bankhead and a delightful
party of guests will soon sail for Santiago,
where they will spend the holiday season.
The Alumnae Association of the Pollock
Stephens Institute held a called meeting
yesterday morning, and transacted impor-
tant business.
Miss Tenney Taliaferro was "at home"
Friday evening to the class of 99 of the
Pollock-Stephens Institute, and a few OF
their young gentlemen friends. The rooms
were decorated with palms and flowers, and
the class colors purple and white. A
guessing contest was followed by delightful
refreshments. Miss Eva Yancy won the
ladies' prize, a silver powder box, and Mr..
Percy Smith, the gentlemen's prize, pearl
scarf pin.
Bishop H. M. Jackson went to Green's
boro yesterday.
RESSEMER