The age-herald., 1898-08-21
In the Social Realm of
 Birminaham and Elsewhere

Birmingham and Elsewhere Miss Mary Campbell Jones of Greensboro, who has been visiting the Misses Lewis | on Underwood Hill, has gone to Faunsdale, | where she will be among the guests at | Miss Mary Minges house party. | Mr. J. Lunde Sloss of Atlanta was in Birmingham yesterday on his way to Faunsdale, where he will join Miss Minge' S house party. MT. and Mrs. R. L. Simpson and their little daughter, Miss Sara Simpson, will spend the month of September in Peters, burg. Va On their return they will take | the house in Twentieth street, South High | lands, which is now occupied by MT. and | Mrs Harry Coffin. | Mrs. Solon Jacobs has returned from a visit to New York and other eastern points.
  MT Robert Smith, of Mobile, is on a visit | to his mother, Mrs. Alice Smith in Tenth | avenue on South Highlands MT. Smith will remain until October Miss Sue G. Binford left Friday for Ath- ems, where she will remain through the | month of September. Dr. and Mrs. Frazier chaperoned the fol- lowing party to Blount Springs yesterday afternoon: Miss Marie Nelson, Miss Mary Griffin. Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Pyron Miss Lillian Roden and others.
 Mrs. Sydenham Moore and her little daughter Syddie, will return to Bount Springs this week. MT. and Mrs. Everett Shepherd will en- certain tomorrow evening at a progressive domino in honor of their guests, Miss Lena Ware and Miss Lucy Ware. of Uniontown.
  Miss Ferry Nabb will give dinner party Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in honor of Miss Massey and Miss Brooks. tH Miss Blanche Brooks of St. Louis and Miss Elise Massey of Memphis arrived in Birmingham yesterday, and are the guests of Miss Ferrie Nabb.
 Miss Allie Glenn will be the guest this week of MT. and Mrs. Wyndham Mason, on the South Highlands.
 
 Miss Carrie Turentine and her nephews the Masters Polk, are now in Louisville, Ky.
  Mrs. Alice Carr and Miss Alice Dobbyns will return this week from a visit of sev- eral weeks in Kentucky.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson will spend the week in Aberdeen, Miss.
 Mir. John Hill of Atlanta was the guest of friends in Birmingham the past week. Mrs John Towers has returned from Georgia.
 Miss Fannie Robinson has returned from Chautauqua, New York; where she has been studying music under Professor w. H. Shirwood.
 MT. Morris and his sisters, Miss Bessis Morris and Miss Susie Morris, of Tupelo, Miss, have located in Birmingham and are now residing in West Twentieth street.
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 Miss Eula Drennen and Miss Mary Lee Drennen have returned from Blount Springs
 Mr. and Mrs c. A. Slaughter and their daughter will leave tomorrow for Virginia. There will be an interesting service at the First Methodist church tomorrow even ing. It will be the occasion of presenting the offerings of the self-denial banks which were given the members a year ago. The programme tomorrow evening will be as follows:
 Prayer by Dr. Newman. Chorus, 70. Holy Night"
 Address, Dr. Kelley.
 Solo, Mrs. Chandler selected.
 Address, Vassar L. Allen.
 Address, B. B. Conner.
 Quartette, Hear Us, O Father" Misses Plant and Finch, Cartwright and Bow man.
 Address, Dr. Ledbetter.
 Duett Miss Alice Fallon, Mr. Claud Seals Presentation of check from sef-denial banks. ii Response by president board of stewards. J. D. Moore. % Solo, Mrs. J. M. Smith. a Miss Maud Harmon Lurton, a niece of Judge Lurton of Nashville has been en- gagged as teacher of elocution and physical culture in Pollock-Stephens Institute in the room of Miss Adelaide O'Conner, who is now lying critically ill in Macon, Ga. Miss Lurton is graduate Of the Cincinnati School of Expression, and is a young wo- man of remarkable gifts. Her natural en- dowments, combined with her exceptional advantages, will make her valuable ad- dition to any community of which she may become a member.
 Mrs. Algernon Nelson and son and Miss Carrie Morris have gone to B;ount Springs. Miss Annie OBrien and Miss Nellie O. Brien of Chattanooga are visiting friends at the Eagle hotel.
 Miss Anne Lewis of CharIest ton. w. Va. Who has been visiting Mrs. Harry Jones on the South Highlands has returned home. Miss Lewis was West Virgtnia's sponsor at the confederate reunion, recently held in Atlanta. She has been very much admired in Birmingham, and has received an un- usual amount of social attention.
 Mir. ae..Irs. John Fox kEd family hnve seturrar .,c.-e, .ttor ar rT1se=sce s.s ssverzs wee,s ir East Tennessee.
 
 Miss Minnie Bisbnp 7,as gone to South