The age-herald., 1898-09-04

Grider gave furnace party the past week in honor of Miss Massey and Miss Brookes, whe were the guests of Miss Ferry Nabb.
 
 Miss Sue E. Wright has returned from North Carolina. Miss McCaskey is the guest for few days of MT and Mrs. John G. Smith on the South Highlands. MT. and Mrs W. G. Thompson have xe- truned from Tennessee. Miss Helen Ehrman, Miss Gertrude Ehr- man and Miss Avis Ehrman returned yes terday. Mrs. Walker Percy, Miss Ellen Percy and Master Leroy Percy will leave tomorrow for Castilian Springs, Tenn
 Mrs James Weatherly and family will return from New Castle Tuesday.
 Miss Mamie Cowan is i'll at the home of her parents on the South Highlands.
 Miss Avis Ehrman will leave in few days for Columbia, Tenn, where she will enter school.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis and their little daughter, Miss Dorothy Davis, are spending today at Blount
 Miss Alice Searcy, of Tuscaloosa, was in Birmingham the past week.
 Mrs w. C. Lunsta1l and Miss Lunstall. of Greensboro. were in Birmingham the past week.
 Miss May Hooper will return this week from Snowden.
 MT. w H. Estes has returned from North Carolina.
 Miss Mabel Roy will be at school in Washington this winter. Mrs. George S. Morris and children are expected home this week. Miss Jessie Eubank, who has been the guest of relatives, has returned to her home in East Lake.
 Miss Allie Glen, of Auburn, will return home the first of the week.
 There will be delightful musical pro- eramme rendered this evening at the First Methodist church by the following quar- tette: Miss Nina Plant. of Cincinnati: Miss Ethel Houston, Mr. Cartwright and MT. Charles Washburn. Miss Houston will also sing solo.
 
 Miss Isabel Walsh and Miss Mary Mc- Crossin are spending today at Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga.
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 MT. s. McGaughy is spending today in Shelby Springs with some friends from Mississippi
 Miss Nellie Farimar of Pensacola is vis- fling Miss Leake on the North Highlands. Miss Lucille Miles has gone to Montgom- cry to visit friends
 Miss billie Welch of Birmingham and the Misses Delaney of Johns will leave today for Nashville, where they will enter St. Cecelia academy.
 Mrs. Armstrong returned to Nashville yesterday after visit to her daughter, Mrs Sid B. Jones, on the South Highlands Dr. G. M Allen returned yesterday from a trip to Omaha Neb., where he attended the National Association of Dental College Faculties, and the National Dental Associa- tion of the United States. of both of which he is member.
 MT. and Mrs. L.. c. Allen and their son, Master Calhoun Allen, Jr., of Shreveport, La. are visiting their brother, MT. J. B. Robinson, on the South Highlands.
 Mrs. E. M. Perry has returned after a pleasant visit to the springs.
  Miss Lena Dudley Adams of Longview Is the guest of her brother, MT. J. K. Adams, on the South Highlands.
 An approaching marriage of interest will be that of MT. Claud J. Elledge and Miss Matte Cole, which will occur on Wednese day, September IA. at Il a m., in the Cum berland Presbyterian church.
 Miss SulIa Seott gave dancing party on Friday evening to a number of her young friends The house was fragrant with many flowers, and the evening was a de- nghtful one. Among those present were: