The age-herald., 1898-05-25
In the Social Realm oi .
 Birmingham and Elsewhere

 In the Social Realm oi .
 Birmingham and Elsewhere The Nineteenth Century club will meet this afternoon with Miss Virginia Walker, at her home on Eighth avenue.
 
 MT Edward Smith will graduate with distinction at the Columbia law school at Washington, D. C., on the 9th of June. He has the honor of being president Of his class, although one of it's youngest members. Mir Smith. upon his gradua- ton, will return to Birmingham and will at once begin the practice of law, in the office of his father, Hon.. A. G. Smith.
 
 Mrs. Margaret Nance and Miss Carrie Nance have returned from visit to New York City.
 The members of the Fenelon club will entertain their friends this evening at St Paurs hall with a delightful musicale, under the direction of Miss Daisy Rowley Mir and Mrs. zac L. Nabers returned a few days ago from fortnights visit to New York
 Mrs. B. L. wyman has returned from a visit of nearly two weeks to relatives at Montgomery.
 Mrs. J. Bruce Morson will leave in a few days for Louisville to spend short while with her mother, Mrs. H. L. Pope. Mrs. J. B. Francis will leave Friday for Mobile to visit her son, MT. Hines Francis, who is a member of the First Alabama regiment.
 Mrs ". H, Jones left yesterday afternoon fo tn o
 Mrs D. M Tutwier entertained the Tues day Card Club yesterday afternoon at her home, on Seventh avenue. The prize, handsome silver mounted clothes brush, was won by Mrs. James Weatherly The club will meet next with Mrs. H. H. May berry, on the South Highlands
 Young ladies who are to take part in the Old Maids convention are requested to meet Friday morning instead of Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Robert H. Pear son at 10 o'clock, sharp.
 Mrs. John G. Cook and her little daugh- ters, Frances and Mabel Due, have returned to their home at West Point, Miss, after ten days visit to Mrs. Charles A. Due, 2909 Avenue G.
 Misses Nellie and Annie O'Bren will re-
  day to permanently reside, after tempor- ary residence at Birmingham.
 
 Dr. c. Travis Drennen of Hot Springs arrived in the city Monday night, and will be the guest of his parents Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Drennen, until Saturday, when he goes to Columbus, Ga. His marriage to Miss Tllman of that city will occur next Wednesday, the first
 
 Miss Marie Nelson reached home yester- day, after six weeks trip to Tuscaloosa, Greensboro and other points in western Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs. Ripley F. Beasley will leave today for Chicago. Mrs. Beasey will spend several weeks at the Chicago Beach hotel. Mrs. John H. Mlnge, Jr.. of Faunsdale, is spending short time with his mother, Mrs. M. L. Sloss, on the South Highlands. The Volunteers Aid society, consisting of a number of patrtic young girls of Bir- mingham, whose object is to send edibles and other necessary articles to the soldiers at Mobile, will give their first benefit en- tertainment next week. It will be known as Memorial Merry Making" to which every young man in the city who did not volunteer will be compelled to contribute. Tho young ladies nave not yet ueclueu where the "merry-making'' will be held.
 
 Miss Mary Dillon and her sister-in-law, Mrs w. T. Dillon, will leave today for Rhyle North Wales, to be absent several months, and will visit all the important capitals of Europe while away.
 A few days ago Mir. Robert J. Fowler. Jr, and Miss Norne Mcfarland were quietly married at the residence of the brides mother, No. 2s12 Seventh avenue. The marriage was a private affair, there being only one witness to the ceremony, the mother of the bride. Rev. Dr. H. G. Davis performed the ceremony.
 The dancing class will meet tonight at MT. and Mrs. Jack w. Johnston's instead of Thursday night, as usual.
 The Kid Klub will give a cotilion this evening at Lake View.
 Colonel Garber of Talladega is spending. a few days in Birmingham.
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 Miss Emma Randolph of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Edith Snow
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