The age-herald., 1898-02-27
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
yy------BY MRS. GEORGE Q. BALL-----sv

ITS hotel. Her sister, Mrs. E. N. Freed- man, is the guest of Mrs. R. Loventhal, 1920 Eighth avenue.
 The selection from 'The Messiah" to be given under the direction of MT. Guck- lenberger at the .Gillies'' concert Tuesday night will in itself be worth the price of the ticket. MT. Washburn will sing a solo, He always gives pleasure. Miss Lottie Coffin will direct the ladies chorus, which will be another treat. Miss Alice Fallon will sing a solo; the beautiful qualibies of her voice are much admired by musical critics. It is to be hoped the public will attest it's interest by large attendance Tuesday evening.
 MT. D. J. Deacy, of Demopolis, after att tending the marriage of his sister, Miss Nellie Deacy to MT. Thomas F. Bowling has returned home.
 Mrs. John Rison, of Huntsville, is the guest of MT and Mrs. Wm B. Leedy on the South Highlands.
 
 Miss Bessie Hoskins, of Aldrich, is spend- ing few days with Miss Hattie Stein on Sixteen street, North.
 Mrs. w. w Blue and sons, of Montgom- cry. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. W. Crawford, 1906 Avenue E.
 Captain and Mrs. John G. Smith are vis- iting Mir. and Mrs. Nick Shelley at Eu- faula.
 Mrs. Hanbury and children are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Lowery. Mrs. Hanbury's parents at Warrior.
 Miss Mayme Julian, who has recently been the guest of Miss Deacy, returned to her home at Atlanta Friday afternoon. 
 Miss Minnie Tinsley, of Tuscaloosa, who spent Mardi Gras with Miss Mayme Deacy returned to her home Friday afternoon.
 
 Miss Celeste Miller, of Talladega. is visiting the family of Judge Greene.
 Mr. Marvin Mason, of Auburn, is spend ing a few days with his brother, MT. Clar- ence Mason.
 Miss Maude Chambers, of Talladega. is the guest of Miss Eula Bingham on sev- enth avenue.
 Miss Mary Petrie Bell. after a short visit to Miss Mary Virginia Graves, has returned to her home at Mont Mary Petrie Bell will be married on the 18th of March to MT. John Kelly, of Montgomery, will be of great interest to the many friends and admirers in this city of this lovely Alabama girl. Miss Bell is the granddaughter of the late MT. Wm. B. Bell, one of Montgomery's very prominent citizens in the past. Miss Bell will have quite elaborate church wedding, with twelve bridesmaids, and Miss Mary Virginia Graves as maid-of- honor. The ceremony at the church will be followed by an elegant reception at the home of the brides mother.
 Miss Helen Mushat is the guest of Miss Nora Spann, at her home at Montgomery
 
 Master J. Halstead Long and Miss Dorothy Long entertained many of their young friends with a candy pulling and peanut hunt Saturday afternoon. The fol- lowing were the guests: Misses Roberta Adams Evelyn Adams, Kathleen Adams, Hattie Montgomery, Minnie Moore, Pauline Moore, Gladys Grambs Bessie Lee Hal stead; Masters James Adams. Elmer gomery, Cecil Grambs Arnold Glover, John Gilmore Leslie Adams and Arthur Adams.
 The members of the Amaranth Literary club were the guests of Miss Jamie McLes- ter on last Friday afternoon. The follow ing programme was rendered.:
 "New Homes in the Prairie Country" Miss Carrie Hand1ey.
 "Character Sketches of Aaron Burr." Miss Jamie McLeSter.
 Conversation-"Gains of Territory, Mrs. w. L. Murdock.
 After the literary programme delicious refreshments were served. The club will meet on next Friday afternoon with Miss Neal, at the Pollock-Stephens Institute. The following constitute the membership Of the Amaranth club: Misses Mary Belle Sloss. Lura Brown, Anna Gage, Louise Canister, Lucy Haygood, Carrie Handley, Lizzie Hutton, Elise Ball, Mamie Kelly, Jamie McLester,- Clyde Smith, Madge Smith Jamie VanHoose, Grace Smith, Hem rietta Wilcox, Ada Simpson, Mary Sholi, M. Neal and Mrs. R. L. Simpson and Mrs. Sydney Ianier. President, Miss Mary Belle Sloss; secretary and treasurer, Miss Lizzie Hutton; leader, Mrs. W. L. Mur- dock.
 Mrs. A. R. Dearborn entertained the clionian Literary club on last Friday af- ternoon. The afternoon was devoted to the discussion of Current Events" with Mrs Haley as leader. The members of the club will be the guests of Mrs. Fell on next Friday afternoon.
 The Cadmean Circle met on last Friday afternoon with Mrs. John c. Henley. The following was the interesting programme: A familiar discussion explaining the Mir and the "Artel," Mrs. R. D. John- ston.
 "Gogal," Mrs. W. B. Leedy. Reading from Dead Souls, v Mrs A. O. Lane.
 The club will meet on next Friday after noon with Mrs. w. l.. Sims.
 The members of the Edgewood Literary club were the guests of Mrs. Y. H. Robert son on last Thursday afternoon. The fol- lowing was the program rendered:
 Karl Theodoe Korner. Heinrich von 1xIeist Barthold Tubuhe, Ruchest, Mrs. Blinn.
 Jacob and Hilhelm Grimm, Hilhelus Null Ter. Chamisso-Mrs. L.. T. Bradfeld.
 Reading from Munchausen-Misss For ney.
 The club will meet on next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. McCrossin.
 The Apallo club will hold its regular re- hearsal at the residence of MT R. F. Man ly, Fifth avenue, tomorrow (Monday) even ing. Every member is requested to be present.