The age-herald., 1898-05-29


 Moore have returned from a visit to rela- tives at Mobile
 Miss Nora Leary, who has been the guest of Miss Bertha Woodward for seV- eral weeks, will return to her home at At lanta next Thursday. During her stay in Birmingham Miss Leary has received the most charming social attentions. and has been universally admired. She will be ac- companied to Atlanta by the following party of young friends, who will De her guests for several days at her handsome home on Peachtree street, Atlanta: The Misses Ouimby, Miss Bertha Woodward, Miss Elizabeth Shelley Miss Lucille Smith and Messrs. Ross c. Smith, A. c. Crowder, Thos. Watson, Nat L. Miller, B. Musgrove and Walter Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Smith Culom and family, of St. Louis have become residents Of BIT mingham. and are occupying home on Eleventh avenue, South Highlands; MT. Cullom is a brother of MT. E. N. Cullom, and Mrs. E. P. Quigley, of this city, and IS a native of Montgomery.
 MT Temple Seibels, who has just received the appointment of lieutenant Of the negro company, at Montgomery. is son or Ma ior. and Mrs Emmett Seibels and grand son of the late United States senator George Goldthwaite. His bro'h her, Paymas- ter George Seibels, is with Adm'rai Dewey's fleet.
 Mrs. 10. G. Chandler vii sing 500 this afternoon at the patriotic mass meeting at the auditorium.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner left yes,er- day for a short visit to their son, MT. Wai- ter aGrdner, at Camp Ciark' Nepie'
 The Thursday Evening Euchre club met on last last Thursday evening with MT ana Mrs. John P. Tillman. The prize, cut glass vase was won by Mrs. A. G. Smith The last meeting of the series Will pc neiu next Thursday evening with MT. and Mrs. Dan Greene.
 The "old Maids will meet tomorrow CMonday) afternoon, at o'clock, at the residence of Mrs R. H. Pearson. All the 'old maids are requested to be present. Miss Lucy Morrow has kindly consented to take part in the "Old Maids convention
 Dr. James K Powers. president of the State University, at Tuscaloosa, Will de- liver the address to the graduating class of Pollock-Stephens institute tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock, at Seals haii, to which Mrs. F. T. Taliaferro, principal has
 
 for Columbus, Ga.
 Mrs. D. T. Taliaferro's reception to the senior class of the Pollock-Stephens insti- tute will occur Tuesday evening" the 31st, from to Il o'clock, at the institute, cor ner Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street.
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 Miss Jamie McLester entertained at a handsome luncheon Friday at o'clock, complimentary to Miss Mcdowell, of Mis- sissippi, who is the charming guest of Mir and Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro. The fol- lowing ladies enjoyed Miss McIester's hos pitality: Misses Mcdowell, Kate Earle, Jamie Van Hoose, Bertha Lewis, Julia A. Smith, Emma Leedy, Mamie Earle, Elise Jones, Belle Dangaix. Mesdames B. T. Taliaferro. Joseph McLester and J. A Van Hoose.
 Mrs. G. M. Cruikshank delivered the ad- dress before the literary classes of the Bir- mingham Seminary Friday morning, which was replete with admirable advice, prac- tical suggestions and valuable information. Her subject, ''Self Culture and Clubs," was treated in the most thorough and instruc- tive way, at the same time, Mrs. CEuik- shank presented her theme with an Ere- sistable charm. She was presenteu by Miss Lloyd with the senior class colors, purple and green and by Miss Mcknight with a collection of white roses, after the cou nle fiou of her address.