The age-herald., 1898-01-02
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
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zie Dooris, Annie Coolican, Nellie Harron, Lizzie Dixon, Matte Broadway, Josephine Mahler, Lucille Maher, May Nesbit Messrs. George L. Weiss. Joseph Broadway Julian | B. Collier, Ash Grain, Augustine Quigley, , Goodrich Campbell, Henry Barks, Clent Shannon, Dr. Joseph Edwards, Newton V. Collier Trimble Broadway, Sam Hardisty, ". J. Donovan Robert Broadway.
 Mrs. S. c. Archer and daughter, Beulah, left Thursday for Miami. Fla, and other points. to visit friends for a month. Mrs. l John A. Cox accompanied them as far as Montgomery
 The Derttrick Musical Literary club will meet at the Birmingham seminary on Tues day evening, Jan. 4, at 7::30 o'clock. Full attendance is requested. Dr. and Mrs. John Daniel S. Davis have sent handsome New Years cards to their 1 friends, bearing the pretty suggestive word, | sanitation
 delightful New Years eve was ten dered small party of friends by Miss Bes- sic Cox on Friday evening at her hospitable home, No. 1913 Third avenue Miss Cox. was assisted by Miss Mae Rose, and both proved themselves charming hostesses.
 The evening was most pleasantly passed in exchanging the greetings of the season | and with vocal and instrumental music. | During the evening the guests were in- vited to partake of delightful repast
 which was elegantly served. The follow ing young folks were present.: Misses Bes- sic Cox, Nave Rose. Mollie Brown, Fannie Brown Stella Gibbs, Willie Burks, Messrs. l Charl Young, Leo Stewart and Tom Winton- | Miss s. Eugenia Self returned yesterday | from St. Clair county, where she has been spending the holidays.
 Mrs. Morris Loveman, accompanied by her little daughter. Lillian, has gone to | Luverne, to be present at the marriage of l her sister, Miss Amelia Patterson, to MT. l J. Lurie, a prominent merchant of that city. | The Cotillion club of Atlanta one of the oldest and most exclusive dancing clubs in the south, has issued elegant cards of in vitation to dinner cotillion at the Capital City club, which will occur Friday evening,
 Jan 2. Dinner will be served at 7:3O o'clock
 and the cotillon will begin at 10. Man agers: MT Willis E. Ragan, president; MT. Milton Dargan, vice-presdent; Mr. s. Mays
 Ball, MT. John M Slaton, MT. John D. | Berry, MT. Hugh B. Adams, secretary. 1 Miss Margaret White gave lovely party | to her young friends on Friday evening, | at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. | Frank White.
 The ladies in charge of the Creche have
 decided upon a unique plan for raising
 money to build their part of the new Mercy
 Home. It is plan taken from the experi-
 ence of a German pastor, and is one that
 should appeal to every parent It is re-
 quested that every father and mother who
 have a strong, robust child, should con- tribute to the Creche a penny for each such child. These ponies should be sent | to Mrs. Wilmer Beard, Thirteenth avenue, South Highlands, and surely there is not man in the city or state who cannot con- tribute to this noble charity one penny for I every healthy child that blesses his home | with its sweetness and happiness. In Ger | many, where this idea originated, four | hundred thousand pennies were contributed | in fortnight for similar cause. Alabama | pennies should build a part of the | Mercy Home, where friendless little waifs I can be sheltered from the bitter storms of diversity. Send contributions at once to 1 Mrs. Wilmer Beard
 | The White Rose club met with Misses l Ida and Addie Bea Altman at their home l in Avenue H Friday evening" After the | programme, which was a delightful one | was carried out, music games and refresh | nents were the order Of the evening, and l every one left with expressions of praise for the happy manner In which they were l entertained.
 Mr. Henry Bankhead will return to Washington, D. C., tomorrow l Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cooper have returned 1 from Q visit to their parents, Dr. and Mrs. | ". D. Cooper, at Atlanta, and will occupy the Starkes cottage. 17O1 Eleventh avenue, South Highlands.
 MT. J. L. Sims, Jr.. left Saturday even- ing for Greensboro, Ala. where he will | complete the classical course at the South 1 ern university.
 MT. Edward Smith leaves today for Washington. D. C., to resume his legal | studies.
 The Cadmean Circle met Friday after i neon with Mrs. H. L.. Underwood. Mrs. Joseph McLester read Edmund Gosse's estimate of the two masters, Ibsen and | Bjorusen, and Mrs. W. J. Milner gave Little Eyolf" and "Tiny Tim" two pictures. The club will meet next with | Mrs. A. O. Lane.
 The members of the Clionian club were the guests of Mrs. B. D. Gray on Friday afternoon, when the following programme was enjoyed:
 l misunderstanding. Herrick, Cowley Paper-"Chaucer and Some Contempora- | ries;" Mrs. Haley.
 Paper-"Old English Ballads;" Mrs. Robt I Ledbetter
 | Paper-'The River Thames;" Mrs s. L. | Ledbetter.
 1 Current Events.
 | MT. and Mrs. Van R. Mason, with their l Ian