The age-herald., 1898-05-15

Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs Allen w. Haskell, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gray MT. and Mrs B. J. Dryer MT. and Mrs J. D. Kirkpatrick, MT and Mrs. Wilmer Beard, Mrs. Corinne Futile. Judge Turner has been elected president of the dancing class, and Mrs. Paul Freeman is instructor. The class meets every Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Johnston on High land avenue, South Highlands.
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 Miss Matilde Mac Gregor, after a visit of several weeks to Miss Susie Martin, re- turned Friday night to her home at Louis- ville.s During her stay in Birmingham Miss Mac Gregor received a large number of charming social attentions, and was very greatly admired by Birmingham society because of her unusual beauty and her very attractive personality.
 Mrs. J. Asa Rountree and Mrs. Hugh M. Wilson, accompanied their husbands on the Alabama Press excursion to Washing ton D. C., and to witness the christening of the battleship Alabama" by Miss Mor- gan.
 MT. Pugh Pearson has returned from Camp Clark, at Mobile.
 Miss Susie Martin will entertain the Lit tie Jokers next Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. H. B. Kennedy is visiting her hus- band, Captain Remedy, at Mobile.
 The a1umnae of the East Lake Atheneum will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at the Morris hotel
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Walker and family are now occupying their very handsome colonial brick residence, corner of Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue. which has just been completed.
 
 Miss Madge Parsons, in compliment to Miss Mary Clare Mner and her guest, Miss Helen Gunter, of Montgomery, gave a handsome card party Thursday evening. Roses were used in great profusion in decorating Miss Parsons home. The first ladies' prize, powder box, was won by Miss Leary, of Atlanta; Miss Milner won the second prize, 8 cut-glass cold cream jar. The first gentlemens prize. memo- randum book, became MT. Frank Fosters, and the second prize, silver stamp case, Mr. R. c. Redus'.
 Miss Helen Gunter, of Montgomery, who was the beautiful guest of Miss Mary Clare Milner, is a typical Alabama girl. a repre- sentative of two of the best and most in fiuential families of the state. Her father, Colonel William A. Gunter, himself an Alabamian, is one of the notable and dis tinguished lawyers of Alabama, and a de- scendant of a prominent family, which con- tributed it's part toward the upbuilding Of the south at the most glorious period of it's history. Miss Gunter's mother, previous to her marriage. was Miss Poellnitz, of South Alabama an accomplished. cultured and fascinating woman, whose untimely death several years ago her friends have not yet ceased to deplore. Miss Gunter, with her physical beauty, her charm of manner and with her many attractive, womanly quail ties, is fitting representative of the race from which she comes.
 Miss Gunter returned yesterday afternoon to her home at Montgomery, after charm ing visit to Miss Mary Clare Milner.
 Hon. and Mrs. Cecil Browne, of Tallade- ga. are visiting Captain D. W. Booker and family, Fourth avenue, South Highlands
 Mrs Louis Prince. of New York. Is visit ing Mrs Charles G. Brown on Fountain Heights.
 Miss Kaul, of Pennsylvania. sister or MT T l.. Kaul of Eollins Ala, is the guest Of Misses Kate and Sarah Rogan on the Soutn Highlands.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Hine. at Woodward, gave a delightful dinner Thursday evening in honor of their guests, Misses Dibrell and Cheney, of Nashville, and Miss Rains, ot Columbia, Tenn The following young peo- pie enjoyed the hospitality of MT. and Mrs.