The age-herald., 1898-06-05

invitations for card party for Tuesday morning, June ', at 11:30 o'clock at her home 2l2O Highland avenue, South Highlands, in honor of her charming guest, Mrs. James Pinckney Williamson, of Danville, Va.
 The graduates of the Holy Angels acad- emy have sent out cards to their friends for the graduating exercises, which will occur Tuesday evening, June 14, at 8 o'clock, at St. Pauls hall Miss Bessie Cox and Della Beall will graduate at that time. Miss Beall, delivering the valedictory address,
 Miss Julia Allen smith, after a short visit to her cousin, Miss Bertha Lewis, returned to her home in Tuscaloosa Friday after noon
 Miss Mary Simmons left yesterday for visit to Niagara and other points of in- terest in the north.
 Mrs. J. N. waddell is visiting friends at Clarksville, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Chichester and chil- dren have returned from a visit to Vir- ginia.
 Miss Evvie Mckee has returned home to spend her vacation from her school du- ties at Decatur
 Misses Edna and Marion Booker left yes- terday for Greensboro to attend the com- mencement exercises of the Southern uni- versty.
 The graduates of the Birmingham sem mary have organized an Alumnae associa- tion, and elected the following officers: President, Miss Nellie Mcknight; vice pres ident, Miss Laureola Lloyd; secretary, Miss Jennie Mcknight; treasurer, Miss Leone Wear.
 
 The members of the Amaranth Literary club will meet next Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the residence of Miss May Belle Sloss. This is a very important meeting and each member is urged to be present
 Mrs. W. L. Murdock delightfully."- enter tained the Amaranth club Friday afternoon at her home on Fourteenth avenue, South Highlands, where programme of interest was enjoyed by the members, after which Mrs. Murdock served relicious refresh ments.
 The members of MT. w. D. Parish's art class have issued invitations to their ex- hibftion for tomorrow, Wednesday evening, from to o'clock at their studio, 2O23 First avenue.
 The following merry party of young friends left yesterday afternoon for Chat tanooga Lookout Inn and Chickamauga: MT and Mrs. Solon Jacobs. Misses Virginia Walker, Lucy and Anna Morrow, MolIie Jordan Mary George Linn, Daisy Moody, and Messrs. Thomas B. Paine, Culpepper Exum, Paschall Shook. Erskine Ramsey, Will M. Walker and John Raul.
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 The final meeting of the Clionian club for the present season was held Friday after noon with Miss Sue Rogan when the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year were e1 pracdapt Mrc vice-president, Mrs. T. L. Robertson; sec retary, Mrs. John White; treasurer. Mrs M. A. Wyatt; director. Mrs. S. L. Ledbet- ter; orthoepist Miss Sue Rogan.
 The Montgomery Advertiser says:
 Friday evening, from ' until Il o'clock. and yesterday, Miss Alice V. Duncan, as- sisted by her pupils, received her friends. and all lovers of art, at her studio on South Perry street. at the home of Mr. Edward G. Powell Two large, well-llghted rooms that com prise her studio, were lovely in decorations of fresh flowers, the prevailing tone being sweet peas in one and magnolia buds in the other. The hallway, caught by the inspira- tion of the hour was tastefuly decorated in the national colors of red, white and blue. Society folks and othEa came to the number of several hundred refreshments | were served, and the antique silver ladels | that did duty in a large punch bowl was a of the long ago. This recep- l tion has been a pleasing novelty Tn the so- cial life of this city. Those who so ably assisted Miss Duncan | were Mrs J. I. Mckinney Miss Kate Durr, | Miss Ellie Sheppard, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Willie HaralSon and little Misses E. Zape n | Gunter. and Roman. On the walls of her studio tfe work of | her pupils was arranged, and even the | veriest tot in her class came in for It's full | share of srace. The miniature portraits were feature l of the exhibit, especially that of the child | of Mrs. F. M. Billing, which was in ivory, | an exquisite bit of work. Miss Duncan was for five yeas at New York and her work has been highly conn mended by Clifford, Willard, Metcalf, Reid | and Sargent Kendall, under whom she studied. It can be truly said of Miss Duncan that | she is an artist for arts sake and her l bright studio has been a delightful gather- ing place for lovers of art ever since her | return to Montgomery.
 The ladies of the Harvest Year of the | South Side Baptist church VII give musical and serve refreshments Tuesday | evening, June 2. The musical will consist of a pot pourri of national airs and recita- lions. in the auditorium of ther church,
  the lecture room.
 The public is cordially invited to attend.
 
 Mrs. Lillian Tardy Barton. Mrs. T. s. Barton, Sr, and Miss Barton, will reach on next Wednesday and will he the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John David Malone, 933 Seventeenth street, South H gh,ands.
 Miss Anna Barksdale, of Montgomery, is ys.t.ng Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Hobson at East Lake.
 The song service at the Church Of the Advent this evening i'll be the last one until the autumn, and Miss Coffin has arr ranged an especially attractive programme for the occasion. Besides the regular vested choir Miss Coffin, Miss Jamie Van | Hoose and MT. Cartright will sing delight ful solos, and Miss Edna Gockel will con- tribute to the programme brilliant organ solo.
 Mrs. A. C. Oxford and Miss Josie Oxford eft yesterday for visit of several days to A1n