The age-herald., 1898-12-04

vitations for a faculty recital to be given In the Seminary chapel Friday evening, De- eember 9, at o'clock.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Frank V Evans are spend ing today in Lafayette.
 Miss Mary Williamson of Nashville, who has been visiting friends in the city, left yesterday for New Orleans.
 Mr. Earle McLin has returned from visit to Nashville.
 Mrs Erwin Craighead, the president of the Alabama Federation, has been invited to address the Mississippi Federation, which meets in Vieksburg on the 18th.
 
 At Atlanta on Thursday evening at the Aragon, MT. and Mrs J. c. Hunter formally introduced into Atlanta society their charming niece, Miss Martha Glover. Sey- eral hundred guests were in attendance, and the entire first floor of the hotel was thrown open for their entertainment
 The guests were received in the draw ing rooms, elaborately decorated with palms, smilax and American beauty roses. Smilax was festooned about the archways, on the cabinets and on the chandeliers Banks of palms made picturesque adorn- ment in the bay windows, while American Beauty roses were used in profuslon on all sides.
 Mrs Hunter received her guests in an elegant toilet of white silk, the corsage elaborately draped with duchess lace, caught al intervals with jeweled pins. Miss Glover, the guest of honor, was ex- quisitely gowned in white satin, appro- priately trimmed in tule, and carried American Beauty roses. She is a brunette beauty of the most attractive type, and by her brightness and charming grace of man. ner has already become an admired mem- be rof the young society set. She was as- sisted in receiving by Miss Lucy Newman and Miss Jennie Dargan.
 The youths auxiliary of l. o. B. B. will H. A. this evening"
 Miss Roden expects Miss Searcy, of Tus- caloosa, to arrive in the city tomorrow to be her guest for time.
 The following program will be rendered this evening at the song service at the Church of the Advent:
 Song service, Church of the Advent, De- cember 4, at 7:30 o'clock
 Processional hymn.
 l. Anthem. Prepare Ye the Way" Gar rett)-Choir.
 g. Duet. My Faith Looks Up to Thee
 
 3. Solo-Mr Luman Handley. 4. Hymn.
 5. Anthem, While the World Remain eth" (Custance).
 6. Solo, Lead, Kindly Light (PinsutD- Miss Jeannette Moore.
 T. Quartette, Miss Coffin, Mrs. Owens. MT. Archer, Mr. Washburn.
 8. Hymn.
 g. Duet-Miss vanHoose and Mr. Wash burn.
 To- Unfold, Ye Portals" (Gounod). Recessional hymn.
 MT. B. Guckenberger will direct the music in St. Mary's for the ensuing year. His choir, known as St. Mary's choir, the prod uet of years of patient labor and skillful training, is considered one of the best in the south St. Mary is happy in the return of her rector, and looks forward to the most prosperous year in her history. Stran- gers are always welcome.
 The following program will be rendered this morning at St. Marys:
 1. Processional hymn.
 9 "Vente" (Buclk.
 3. "Glora Patri'' (BucD.
 4. "Te Deum," Festival-Chapman). 5. "Jubiate" Buck).
 6. Hymn.
 T. "Kyrie" stChanted)
 8. ''Gloria Tibi'' PlegeD.
 9. Offertory Lovely, Appear!" from ''The Redemption (Gounod)-Chorus choir. TO- Recessional hymn.
 MT. Will Johnston has returned from Montgomery.
 The Woman's club of Woodlawn held its usual meeting at the home of Mrs Sallie Stinson on November 2S. The program was as follows:
 Paper. Genre Pictures in Prose"-Mrs. Bester Wood.
 Paper, Sacred and Legendary Art'-Mrs. George Gibson.
 Paper. "Curiosities in Literature"-Mis Lizzie Golden.
 Selection from "Lalla Rookh''-Mrs. Cole. Discussion, Current Events.''