The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-01
In The Social Realm OF
Rirminaham and Elsewhere

DHHtlHuudH dHu EtocWHei6
Mrs. Phares Coleman and children, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stickney, on the South Highlands,
for several days, returned to their home
at Montgomery Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley f. Beasley are now
residing at the Florence hotel
ar and Mrs Robert Thaeh en- sertained
the Thursday Evening Euchre club at its
last meeting. The prize, pretty cream
pitcher and sugar bowl, was won by Mr..
Harvey. The members of the club will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Nc
Cary next Thursday evening.
The ladies of the South Highland Presby-
terrain church are leaving no stone un-
turned to make of their concert tomorrow
evening great success. The programme
will be one of rare excellence; the fact that
it will be rendered by the Apollo club, as
sisted by Miss Marie Kern, is sufficient
guarantee of this. There will be no charge
of admission; every one is cordially invited
to be present tomorrow evening at O'Clock
at the South Highland Presbyterian church
and enjoy the musical treat in store for all
who shall attend
Mrs D. B. Gray, Mrs. Thomas Hamilton
AID Miss Annie K. Walker are among the
ladies who will attend the Southern Bap-
fist convention, which will convene Thurs
day at Norfolk, Va.
At the Phoenix club on Thursday night
german was rendered Mr.. Leon SchWarz,
who is sergeant-major of the Third regi-
ment and will leave for the front with the
troops today. After the dance ices were
served and toasts were drank to the good
health and safe return of the young soldier.
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gracefully assisted by Miss Maude Rice.
Miss Helen Ehrman gave handsome
dinner Friday evening to Messrs. Luman
Handley, Richard Brown and Jim Johns,
who leave today for Mobile with the Third
regiment. The regimental and national
colors were used effectively in the table
decorations.
General and Mrs. Charles M. Shelley and
Miss Shelley have issued cards to a dancing
reception for Wednesday evening, May 4,
from 9 to II O'clock complimentary to Miss
Armstrong and Miss Quimby, who are the
guests of Miss Shelley.
The Ladies' Aid Sosiety and st. Agnes
Guild of the Church of the Advent, are
arranging for the presentation of the pref
ty drama boy Blue" under the direction
of Mr. Jacob Mailer, on the evening of
May 26, and Saturday matinee, May %, at
the opera house. No pains or expense VII
be spared to make it a beautiful and bril-
liant success in every way
Dr. and Mrs. B. G.. Copeland are spend
ing a fortnight in New York city. They
will return during the present week.
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The song service at the Church of the
Advent this evening at O'Clock will be OF
especial interest. The following is the
programme:
Professional hvmn.
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover" banks;
choir.
Solo-''The Lord Is King" Mr. w. e.
Smith.
Hymn-Congregation.
Anthem-"Tbe Lord Is Risen,' Foeppe1;
choir.
Solo-"o. Holy Night" Hemund; Miss
Marie Kern.
Anthem-'He Watching Over Trail"
choir.
Hymn-Congregation.
Anthem-''Now Is Christ Risen"
HalleIuiah Chorus. Warren; choir.
Duet-"My Faith Looks UP to Thee"
Smart: Misses Coffin and Kern.
Anthem-"Like AS a Father, "Taues'
choir.
Recessional hymn.
Mr.. and Mrs Fac L. Nabers. Miss Helen
Nabers and Miss Carrie Nance will go to
New York very soon for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Harper have returned
to Montgomery to make it their future
home.
Mr.. John Walker Patton, who has an
unusually large circle of friends in Biz
mingham, has just graduated with very
high honors and distinctions at the cele-
brated New York School of Pharmacy.
~, 10 n1o
of which passed successful examination.
Only thirteen of this number received hon.
orable mention, and Mr.. Patton was one of
this fortunate number. Mr.. Patton grad
uated third in this immense class, and Is
one of three students selected because OF
best records and examinations to contend
for a prize of 500, which will soon be
awarded. These high honors have come to
a young Alabamian, who is in every way
worthy of the distinction, and his friends
will rejoice to learn of his success.
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Mrs Frank X. Sucker has returned from
a months visit to relatives in Illinois,
Miss Crawford of Tuscaloosa is the guest
of her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb Crawford.
Mrs E. w. Barrett has returned from
brief visit to Virginia.
Miss Mary Clare Miner and Miss Helen
Gunter returned yesterday afternoon from
Montgomery.
Mrs. c. s. Simmons is the guest of Mrs.
James McManus at Montgomery
Mrs. e. X Campbell is visiting Mrs.
Sterling Wood at Montgomery
Miss s. Eugenia Self. returned yesterday
from visit to st. Clair county.
Mrs. Henry Jones of Tuscaloosa is spend
ing a day or two in Birmingham with her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Crawford.