The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-21
WOMAN and SOCIETY.
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BY ANNIE kEHDRICK WALKER

mas entertainment on Thursday, December
Y, at p. m. The children's work will be
exhibited and there will be exercises of all
kinds. All friends and patrons of the school
are cordially invited.
Mrs. E. S. Thach. of Auburn, is visiting
her son, Mr.. r. H. Thach.
The Thursday Evening Euchre club will
not meet with Mrs. Robert II. Thach on
Friday evening next ewing to the fact tnat
Mrs. Thach has been called to New orleans
on account of the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Bringier.
Mrs. Arthur Adams will entertain at
cards this afternoon in honor of Mrs. May.
Miss Sadie Hawkins, one of the most at
traetive girls in Birmingham, will be in
charge of the Woman's exchange In the
future 80
Mrs. Stapleton Crutchefeld has resigned
the position of matron in the Woman's ex-
change and has Joined her husband in
Washington.
Miss Mamie Pearson returned yesterday
from Admission.
Mr.. George Morrow and Mr.. Joe Loveman
returned yesterday from Bingham n. e.,
where they have been at school, and will
spend the holidays at home with their
parents.
Mr.. Robin d. Hudson is at home from
Sewanee for the winter vacation.
Mr.. Robert S. Jemison has stopped over
in Nashville on his woy home from Sewanee
to attend the Price-Shook wedding.
One of the most notable social events in
Alol11 hi ri-t-
mas will be the banquet and dance TO be
given by the Sigma NJ fraternity men IN
Montgomery tomorrow night. AT that time
the college boys from the various colleges
will be going to their homes in different
parts of the state and Montgomery will be
convenient meeting point The banquet
will be served at Fleming's, after which the
german will be danced in the Elite club
rooms Tho Sigma NUS have numerous
friends in Montgomery and the affair prom
Uses TO be a very successful one.
Mrs. ]. Flies will entertain at cards this
afternoon.
Mrs. Mcclure of Pennsylvania is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. d. NJ. Forker.
Mr.. Wilbur Kelly and Mr. Blair Hughes,
who are at school at Auburn, will spend
the holidays in Birmingham.
Miss Emmie Richardson, who is attend
ing school in Montevallo, will spend the
holidays in Birmingham, the guest oil her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rueben f.
kolb. Miss Jennie Lee Austell of Mobile,
classmate of Miss Richardson's, will also
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kolb for the
holidays.
Miss Ethel Clifford who is at the St
Cecilia convent in Nashville, will also
spend the holidays at home.
Miss Gorge Pearee, of Memphis, will ar
rive from Mempis Saturday to spend the
holidays with Miss Eva Yancey.
Miss Lutte Sharpe returned from ST.
Louis yesterday afternoon.
Arrangements are Being made by num-
| Der of young gentlemen in the city to give
| a dance in the gymnasium of the Athletic
club tomorrow night after the finish of the
basketball game The affair will be under
the chaperonage of Mr. and Mrs. Scion
Jacobs and others, and promises to be q
very successful one.
Miss jamie Maddox, Of Atlanta, is the
guest of Mrs. D. Maddox, at Woodlawn.
One of the most brilliant affairs to be
given during the holidays is the banquet OF
the Terpsichorean club on next Monday
evening at the Florence hotel. This affair
is looked forward to with much pleasure
by the younger society set, and members
of the club claim that it will eclipse all
previous efforts OF the club. More than
fifty couples will be in attendance.
Mr.. Charles Thomas gave theater party
last night in honor of Mrs. May and Mrs.
Barnum.
The following party left yesterday for
Nashville, where they will attend the
| Price-Shook nuptials this evening: Mr. and
| Mrs Robert Jemison, Misses Anna Nor
| row, Mary George Linn, Kate Rogan, Vir-
| ginia Walker, Sarah Rogan, Mr. Paschal
| Shook, Mr.. Warner Shook, Mr.. Ramsay,
Mr.. DeFunac. Mr.. Grier, Mr.. Carpenter
| and Mr.. Culpepper Bxum.
| Invitations have been issued by Nj. and
! Mrs. J. F. Kaphan to the marriage of their
| daughter Miss Alice Wilhelminia, to Fran
els J. Brunker, of Nashville, which will
| occur at their residence, 1904 Seventh ave-
| nue., on December 20, at $50 p. M. After
| January they will be at home to their
! friends at 17O4 North Cherry street, Nash
| vile
| Among the guests last evening at Mr..
| and Mrs. William G. Estes reception was
| sells company. AS stated in yesterday s
| Age-Herald, Miss Convere is a southern
! girl, her sister being well known in Bir-
| mngham.
Miss Convere is an old friend of Mrs
| Douglas Boyd, and she also renewed other
| old friendships last night. Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles o. Locke and Mr.. John Caldwell
| had planned small affair in her honr, but
| owing to Mr.. and Mrs. Estes reception