The age-herald., 1898-01-23

 Subject: Russia; Twenty Queens; Geo. graphical. Prepared by Mrs. Zac Smith, General Survey of the Russian Empire. Mrs. J. P. Tilman. Reading extracts from "Russian Rambles." Mrs. John Towers. Each member of the club was presented with miniature flag of Russia, painted on satin. After enjoying refreshments the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. James Going.
 Miss vilette Moughon, of Georgia, is the guest of her brother. Mir. W. s. Moughon, 2i13 Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. A. o. Lane will leave tomorrow for a visit to Florida.
 Miss Annie stratton. of Memphis. who is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Fowlkes. will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will liam B. Leedy, after tomorrow.
 The Amaranth Literary club met on Fri- day afternoon with Miss May Belle sioss. The following programme was rendered.: Inotations from Bancroft. The Making and Adopting of the Constitution. Miss Madge Smith. The Constitution of the United States, talk by the leader.
 Discusson: The Literature of the Time, by the club.
 The club will meet on next Friday af- ternoon with Miss Elise Ball. 1909 Tenth avenue, South Highlands.
 The members of the Thursday Night Euchre club were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Bruce Morson on last Thursday evening The prize, a cut glass olive dish was won by MT. A. G. Smith. The club will meet on next Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs. A. G. Smith,
 Next Saturday the Southern club will have game supper at the club house, 10 which all members are invited.
 Mai. F. r. Anderson has returned from a business visit to Mississippi.
 Miss Mary Ida Stoelker after pleasant visit to relatives at Eutaw has returned home.
 The young ladies composing the Sunday school class of MT. Thomas Forbes, or the Church of the Advent, will give recep- tion to their friends on Tuesday evening at o'clock at the home of Miss Alice M. Hall, 724 west Twentieth street, when there will be all kinds of tempting re- treatments served, and a plenty of good music.
 Miss Lucy Martin will reach Birmingham in few days en route from visit to rela7 tives in New England to her home at Tuskaloosa. She will spend several days in Birmingham as the guest of Miss Alice M Hall, 724 west Twentieth street.
 
 St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent will give a musical and present he popular farce "A Box of Monkeys" just previous to the beginning of Lent. The place and exact time of entertainment has not been definitely decided. Misses Pearson and Hall have charge of the af- fair which insures its success, beyond peradventure.
 Mrs. Virginia Clay Clopton left on Thursday for Memphis, where she will be the guest of her kinsman, Hon. Thomas B. Hurley. She was accompanied by Miss Virginia Copon. Mrs Clopton was invited to deliver an address to the United Con-
 
 19, Gen. Robert E. Lees birthday on the ocason of brilliant entertainment to be given celebrating the anniversary, but on account of illness, has declined.-Huntsville Democrat.
 Reginald DeKoven, the celebrated com poser and musical critic Is spending the winter at Aiken. s. C., hoping to be physi- cally benefited.
 The fifth recital at the Conservatory of Music occurred yesterday afternoon, and was very much enjoyed by large and critical audience The following charming programme was rendered.:
 1. Piano-(a) Scherzo GA. E. Muller); Cb) Solfeggio Ph. Elm. Bach); Co Rondo (ClementD-Miss Lita Hawkins.
 2. Piano-Bagatelle (Beethoven)-Miss Rosa Munger.
 8. Voice-Aria, "Oh, Had I Jubals Lyre'' QHandeD-Miss Archie Dees.
 4. Piano-(a) Inventions Nos. and Il (Bach); (b) Etude, c Major (Cramer)-Miss Alberta Fulghum.
 5. voice-(a) "Sleep, Little Tulip" (b)