The age-herald., 1898-11-06
, TN SOCIETY Q

| The following ladies, residing on South Highlands, will receive on Fridays: Mes- danes J. A. Montgomery, Graham, Sid Jones, Bradley Jones' Charles Shelley, l Ross, Stiles,s Bowman, Griffith, Harsh, Glover, J. R. Adams, Watkins, w. F. Ma
 bers, c. P. Orr, James Gillespy, Robert ] Wetmore, Frank Redd, J. R. Estes. H. L.. Badham, E. P. Quigley, W. P. G. Harding, A. VanHoose, Miss Jamie VanHoose, Mrs. L. Rogan, the Misses Rogan, Mrs. w. E. B. Davis. Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Mary Griffin, Mrs. N. W. Malone, Miss Carrie Turrentine.
 The following ladies, residing in Cullom Place, will also receive on Fridays:
 Mesdames Oliver Cross, Hunter Smith, J. w. Bush, J. B. Robinson, G. B. Taylor, c. D. Tames. W. D. Colby, B. N Cullom, Shaw, Miss Adele Shaw. The following ladies' on the South High lands. will receive on Thursdays: Mesdames s. Perry Fowlkes, Frank Fowlkes, Mushat, the Misses Mushat Mrs. George Cobb, Mrs. N. W. Trimble, Mrs. Robert Simpson.
 ,nl Mrs. William A. chenoweth will receive Thursday afternoons.
 The following ladies, residing in the vii cinity of Sixth avenue, will be at home on the neighborhood day, which Is Wednes- day:
 Mrs. Harry Williamson, Miss Julia Will Hanson, Mrs. G. c. Kelly, the Misses Kelly, MrS NlHiS olOHe
 
 Miss Marie Nelson left yesterday for Tuscaloosa, where she will be one of the bridesmaids at the Cochrane- Searcy we'd ding next Wednesday evening. Miss Lillian Roden, who is also to be one of the brides maids, will go down tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Zemma Webb left yesterday for Tuscaloosa, where she will be absent sever al weeks.
 The Terpsichorean club will have meet ing this afternoon to decide on the date of holding their next dance.
 Miss Kate Earle went to Montgomery Friday afternoon.
 Miss Jennie Porter has returned from Prattville.
 number of young ladies who have or ganized a cotillon club. will give dance at the Florence early in the season.
 The Florence Hotel Euehre club was en- tertained Friday night by Mrs. Zeke Solo, mon and Miss Sarah Byron. Mrs. Solomon won the first ladies' prize, a beautiful hat brush. MT. James Laanghan won the first gentleman's prize, sterling silver match box Mrs Montgomery won the ladies' booby and MT. Duckworth the gentleman's booby. -as
 The regular monthly meeting of the Wo- mans Auxiliary to the Y. M c. A. will be held Wednesday. November g, in Y M. c. A. rooms at 10 o'clock a. n., at which time a full report of the harvest festival com- mttees will be made.
 Miss May Lawton, who has spent the summer in the mountains of North Caro- lina has returned to Birmingham for a visit
 MT. Jack Martin gave dinner on Friday evening in honor of Colonel John sB. Me- Donald and Chaplain Fitzsimmons The dinner was an elaborate and beautiful af- fair and the occasion delightful one.
 Miss Jessie Miller, of Highland. Shelby county, isvisiting MT. and Mrs. Philip H. Harris.
 Mrs L.. A. Shipman, of Jacksonville, Fla. reached Birmingham Friday and will spend few days in the city.
 Miss Louise Darby has returned from a visit to South Alabama and is at home with her sister, Mrs. Rattle Darby, at Woodlawn.
 The woman's club of woodlawn held its regular meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. Morgan. Interesting papers were read by Miss Gibson. Mrs. Stinson and Mrs. Nor gan.
 Miss Florence Rogers and Master Humes Rogers and James Bridges will return this week from Marietta. Ga.