The age-herald., 1898-01-02


 vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Roy. She will return to the con vent at Nashville in a few days
 Miss Alma Feagin will return tomorrow to her studies at the Montevallo Industrial school
 The Amaranth club has issued pros pectus for the season. setting forth the course of study to be pursued in American history, with this appropriate legend from Emerson: "rhe muse of history will utter oracles." The Amaranth met Friday af- ternoon with Miss Madge Smith and en- joyed the following programmes: Quotations-Extracts from Washingtons $ letters to congress.
 Paper-"Winter at Valley Forge, and Baron Steuben's Connection With the Army Miss Ida May Dargin.
 Revolutionary songs and ballads by the club.
 Delightful refreshments were served af- ter the programme. The club will be en- tertained next by Miss Grace Smith, at West End.
 Mir Arthur Gray, of New York, is the guest of Mr. Hill Ferguson at his home on the South Highlands
 
 The Thursday Night Euchre club was entertained by MT. and Mrs. Rush Simp- son, at the last meeting. The prize, a handsome chocolate pot, was won by Mrs. James Weatherly. After the games re- treatments were served. when the club ad- journed to meet next with MT. and Mrs. Robert Thach, South Twentieth street. T To111 fI,a cfc nf Mrc Wm. H. Kettig at their meeting on Thurs day afternoon. The pretty score cards were painted by Miss Hannah Elliott, and the decorations were in keeping with the holiday season. Mrs. Walker Percy won the beautiful prize, cut-glass olive dish. Mrs Kettig served dainty refreshments during the afternoon. The Little Jokers will meet next with Mrs. B. F. Moore.
 
 The Edgewood Literary club enjoyed a charming innovation at it's last meeting in- asmuch as MT. and Mrs. J. r. Graham en- tertained the members and their husbands and escorts on New Years Eve at o'clock instead of the regular afternoon session. The home of MT. and Mrs. Graham was lavishly adorned with red-berried holly and crimson accessories, and during the evening elaborate refreshments were served. Miss Rosebud Lewis recited The Georgian at Grand Opera" Miss Lewis, of Virginia, who is visiting Mrs. J. R. Ryan, contributed to the pleasure of the evening by piano solo, as did also Mrs J. L. Glover. MT. and Mrs. Graham and the Edgewood club welcomed the New Year in under the happiest auspices.
 
 MT. Roswell Daniel Hatch, of New York, r1c +o Aloh friends O- nouncing the marriage of his daughter, Mabel Grant, to MT. Eugene Kelly Austin, which occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 2S, at St. Leo's church, New York. MT. Austin is a nephew of the late Eugene Kelly, of New York, and has friends in various parts of the south.
 MT. and Mrs. John Henderson Wallace have issued cards announcing the marriage of their sister, Mary Owen Robinson, to Dr. Cornelius Byron Robinson, which took place Wednesday. Dec. %. at Birmingham, an account of which was published a few days ago.
 On the first Sunday evening in each month, at 7:SO o'clock, there Is a delight full song service rendered at the Church of the Advent by the vested choir, under the direction of Miss Lottie Coffin.
 This evening the musical program at the Advent will be exceptionally fine, as much of the beautiful Christmas music will be repeated.
 The regular choir will be assisted by several of the leading yocalists of the city. The soloists will be Miss Lottie Coffin, MT. O. Chalifoux and MT. Lamar Haudley. ba T cIuI, will hold their first meeting for the new year with Mrs. John Putnam. Bush avenue, North High lands. A fuli attendance is earnestly re- q quested.
 TA Alumnae society of the PolloclS-Ste- phens institute will hold its semi-annual meeting next Tuesday afternoon, Jan. f. at 8 o'clock, at the institute.
 
 Mir. J. c. Rittenberry and Mrs. Jennie pittenberry were married Tuesday even- ing, Dec 2S, at Pulasl1 Tenn, and are at home to their friends at the residence of the grooms father. Capt. I. J. Rittenberry, POI South Nineteenth street.
 The Treble Clef club will. give one of it's delightful recitals next Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. T. Nixon, on Fourth avenue and TWenty-first street. Only in formal invitations will be given by the members to few of their friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Mcqueen have re- turned from a holiday visit to friends in South Alabama.
 The ladies in charge of the Creche will give spelling bee about the 31st inst, in which prominent lawyers, physicians. teachers business men and society women will take part. Tho entertainment will probably occur at Seals hali and all the details names of participants, etc., will be published later.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Key Milner sent out handsome cards to their friends, wishing them happy New Yea:
 Miss Stella Moore. of Sherman Tex. arr rived at the Birmingham seminary Thurs