The age-herald., 1898-05-08

 irons. was organized last night at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. Jack ". Johnston on the South Highlands. Mrs. Paul Free man will instruct the class.
 Mr. Hines Francis has returned from Camp Louis V. Clark, near Mobile, owing to his rejection by the examining physi- clans on account of defective eyesight-
 
 Mrs. Oscar Hundley. of Huntsville, Is visiting her parents, Captain and Mrs. Frank P. OBrien.
 In mentioning the guests at Miss Florrle Graves card party on Thursday evening mistake was made in including Mrs. L.. A. Shipman in the number. Mrs. Shipman was not present, but her sister, Miss Nellie Arnold, was.
 Mrs. John M Martin, of Tuscaloosa, will spend Tuesday in Birmingham, en route to Fort Smith. Ark, to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. B. McDonough. Miss Lucy Peck Martin will accompany her mother to Bir- mingham, and will spend a few days with friends in the city.
 Mrs. Mary D. Beadles of Paducah. Ky. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George w. Rains, 1920 Sixth avenue.
 Dr. J. D. Frazier, of Birmingham, and Miss Octavia Fletcher, of Madison, Ala, will be married on the 7th day of June at the residence of the brides parents, at Mad- ison.
 The Jefferson Ladies' Aid Society will hold an important meeting in the parlors Of the Florence hotel tomorrow, Monday, ar ternoon at o'clock All women interested in this work are requested to be present. The Volunteers Aid Society will meet to- fR A n the parlors of the Florence hotel
 
 Mrs. Robert Jemison has issued cards of invitation to a euchre party for next Tues- day evening at o'clock in honor of Misses Searcy, of Tuscaloosa, and Miss Margaret Shook, of Nashville.
 Miss Bertha Woodward will entertain at cards next Wednesday evening at o'clock. complimentary to her guest, Miss Leary, of Atlanta
 
 Miss Edith West, of Decatur, Ala, is visiting Mrs. Reuben F. Kolb, Jr., and her sister. Miss Mamie Hollifield, on Twenty third street and Fourteenth avenue.
 Mrs c. A. Thompson of Nashville is the guest of her sister, Miss Louie Compton, at the Birmingham seminary.
 Miss Marie Nelson is visiting Miss Tunstall at Greensboro.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Probst, of Kennedy, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris at East Lake.
 MT, and Mrs Charles o. Locke will enter tain tomorrow evening in honor of their guests. Mrs. Charles Caldwell, of Bain- bridge and Mrs. Charles Cowan, Of Mem phis.
 
 The Little Jokers will be the guests of Mrs. John W. Tomlinson at their next meeting.
 Miss Eloise Johnston gave a very charm ing card party yesterday morning, compn- mentary to Miss Helen Gunter, Of Mont gomery the very lovely guest Of MISS mary Glare Milner. The home of Miss Johnston was decorated with profusion or plnk, white and American Beauty roses, and af- tar inc games of euchre, refreshments were served in courses. The hrst prlze' pretty silver buckles, was won py MISS Gunter on a cut with Miss Luclle Smltn. Miss Cornelia Meade, Miss Mary Clare Mi ner. Miss Kate Rogan and Miss Mary Mc- Jver cut for the second prize, handsome vase. Miss Milner winning. The consoia- ton prize, a pin tray, was won py MISS Estelle Johnston.
  of the Decatur Car Manufacturing com pany gave an elegant and elaborate enter tainment in honor of Miss Elizabeth Shei- lev and her guests, the Misses Quimpy' or Detroit. MT Moore and his friends assem- bled at the Morris hotel, where they took a tallyho and for two hours enjoyed moon- light ride, over the picturesque points or interest in Jones' valley, after which they returned to the Morris, where an elaborate dinner awaited them. Hundreds or Amer ican Beauty roses were used In the hahu- some decorations and each lady was pre- sented with a large bunch or these roses, as she entered the dining room.
 MT. Moore also presented each lady with an elegant hat pin, set with jewels. TWO prizes one for the ladies, the other Tor the gentlemen, were drawn for. Miss Madge Parsons won the ladies' prize, beautiiul silk umbrella with the handle sparkling with amethysts. The gentlemen's prize, a handsome match box, stamp case and photograph holder combined, was won by Mr. Hampton s. Smith. The dinner was unusually elaborate and was served in a dozen courses, with cham- pagne and other wines.
 MT. Moores guests were MT. and Mrs. Hampton S. Smith, Mir. and Mrs D. w. Barrett Miss Elizabeth Shelley, Misses Quimby, Helen Gunter, Mary Clare Mil ner. Mollie Jordan. Nora Leary, Bertha WOOdWaTQ, ana McSSTS A. V. SioNuctt : Ross Smith, L. B. Musgrove, Nat l.. Mill Ter, C. w. Ferguson w. P. Ellis, F. F. Ellis and J. H. Barr The following cast of Boy Blue" indi- cates how great a treat is in store for the | citizens of Birmingham, when it is present. i ed under the auspices of the ladies of the | Church of the Advent, directed by Prof. | Jacob ,Mahler There will be many pretty l dances and songs introduced in the play 1 and the costumes will be handsome and | Mrs. H. D. Pittman, the wel-known so- | ciety leader of St. Louis, and the society | editor of the Post-Dispatch, wrote this pretty drama, which founded upon Mother Goose characters. One of the features will be the 'Minatures,' which has just been produced at Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Cast of Characters: Boy Blue," or "The Wishing Will" si | Fairy Queen-Roberta Pearson. Boy Blue-Lydia McElwaine. l. Bo Peep-Estelle Nabb. Puck-Merlin Herzfeld l Mother Goose--Marion Meyer. | Farmer Blue-Fay Harris. a2 | Mother Blue-Katherine Nixon. ai l J,itt1a Man-ROherta Hawkins