The age-herald., 1898-08-09

Blount Springs where she was the guest of Mrs. W. s. Brown. | 5--
 Mrs Nellie Tucker and Miss Ellen Tucker, of Columbus, Miss, who have been l the guests of friends in Birmingham, have gone to Lookout mountain. Mrs. Benjamin F. Moore who has been | quite sick for ten days is now conva- /! lescing.
 | Miss Lucy Sparks has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Tennes- | see and Mississippi MT. and Mrs. Zeke Solomon have re- turned from Tate Springs and the mount aims of North Carolina.
 
 Mrs. J. L. Matthews of New York, who I has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Will | liam B. Leedy, on South Highlands, has | gone to Huntsville. | Miss Bird Harris has returned from St. | Clair Springs.
 Mrs. E. J. Thompson and Mrs. Thomas | OByrne, with their children, will leave to- | day for St. Clair Springs, where they will | occupy the Pollard cottage for the remain der of the summer. The Misses Fallon will | be their guests.
 A number of younger society men have | organized the Terpsichorean Club. The membership includes many of the old Kid | Club and is limited to fifty, forty-four of | which have already been enrolled Tho Terschorean Club will give a very | swell dance this month. The officers are | as follows:
 President.-L. White Matthews. First President-Edmund Fucker Secretary-John P. Abbott. T1easurer-Nat Barker. MT and Mrs c. c. Snider and little daughter have returned from St. Clalr Springs.
 Belmont college in Nashville has just is- sued an attractive catalogue It IS a school for young ladies and is charmingly located two miles from Nashville. Belmont was famed in ante-bellum days for it's beauty and hospitality, and It mas lost none of its prestage as school TOT young ladies.
 Tho two principals, Misses Horn and Heron. are noted througout the country as educators. The buildings are large ana commodious The grounds surrounding 1t are extensive and beautiful.
 Mss Tommie Bucanah, the presiding teacher is well known in Birmingham, having visited here several times In the ln- terest of her school.
 Miss Louise Lewis the art teacher, was n pupil in the Julien and Colorosis schools in Paris. Miss Lewis is sister Of Mrs Louis T. Bradford and Mrs. J. A. Mont gomery of Birmingham. Misses Fannie and Augusta Howze, or Mar.on, who have been visiting J. B. Rob- inson on the South Highlands, are now the guests of Dr. Sam Robertson in Eighteenth street.
 A-delightful dance was given at Lakev.ew last night by number of young gentlemen in honor of several fair visitors in the city; Miss Lott,e Lane, of Auburn, Miss kittie Jones, of Columbus and Miss Anna Moody, of Tuscaloosa. Mesrs John Abbott and D. Bless Vaughn were in charge of the affair, and a thorough success they made of 1t. The german was led by John W. Henry. The following were among those present: Mir and Mrs Charles Scholar, Capt. and Mrs Bell, MT. and Mrs. F. M Lynch, MT. { and Mrs. Clifford. -
 Miss Eva Yancey with Will Grove, Miss Mamie Moore with Will Kilgore, Miss Alice Moore with D. Chairsell, Miss Fannie Bates with E. Sorsman, Miss Lola benson with John Denson, Miss Mary Griffin with M l.. Farley Miss Berta Johnson With J. B. Bodde, Miss Margaret Kelly with Earle Macklin, Miss Clara Cotton with Frank Smith, Miss Carrie Nance with H. L. Far ley, Miss Vema Enslen with Will Cameron, Miss Anna Moody with Bob Mabry Miss Grace Vance with D. D. TrilAble, Miss Lula Crittenden with Frank Ewing, Miss Erline Crittenden with Frank Carroll, Miss Ger trude Ault with H. Kilgore. Miss Emmie Richardson with John Adams, Miss Hoi- land Harris with Lewis Higgins. Miss Ethel Morrow with John Evans Miss Grace Berry with Fred Norton, Miss Sada flaw Kins with E. W. Fucker, Miss May Fowler with Robert Mills, Miss Anna May Phe- Ian with George Fletcher, Miss Eleanor McCrossin with M. Brown. Miss Lottie Lane with Nat Barker. Miss Kittie Jones with Joe Meade Miss Willie Hughes with Jim Sharper. Miss Anna May Gaines with Al West Miss Maryella Berry with R. Smith, Miss Church with c. Esdale. Miss Ethel Clifford with White Matthews. Miss Annie O'Neal with Phil Harper Miss Fan nie Meade with Pointer Bradley.
 Stags-Jackson Halstead. Blair Hughes, Will Hughes. Wilburn Smith. Bob New , man. Bress Vauehn, John Abbott Robin Hudson. James Allen. Robert Munger. Bert Clifford Mortimer Johnston. Frank White. Arthur Koeng