The age-herald., 1898-03-15
aooe First Avenue. Birmingham, Ala.

young men. The constitution states that the object of the club is the mutual benefit and pleasure of it's members, derived from reading and discussing such literary works as may be agreed upon.''
 James Lane Aliens Choir InvisibJe," is at present expressing the attention of the club. The meetings occur every Saturday evening at one of the homes of the girl members. The following young ladies and gentlemen compose the Erudite club: Miss Anna May Phe.an, president; MT. Phil Finch, vice-president; MT. Jackson Hal stead, secretary and treasurer; Misses Min nie Merle Lane, Kathleen Hun.ey, Sada Hawkins, Bertha Lewis. Aileen Cotton, and Messl-s. Percy King, Owen Phe,an, George Fletcher, Gus Wilksrson, Murray White and Richard Brown.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance un- ion will meet this afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church.
 MT. Robert Jemison, Jr., will return to- day to Tennessee to resume his studies at the university.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Cromastie and Miss Carrie Lee Rickles will leave today to visit relatives in the east.
 Last night the chorus of Judas Mac
  sal at St. Mary -the-H ghlands and it is already an established fact, beyond the peradventure of doubt, that the oratorlo Thursday evenfag at Temple Emanuel will be the most elaborate and magnificent mu- sical event in Birminghams history.
 Miss Annie Bishop is visiting Mrs. J. S. Hanley at Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Annie Loveman. who has been the guest of her brother MT. Morris Loveman, has returned to her home, at Tusca'oo-a.
 Mrs. Norman G. Vim of Demopols is visiting Mrs. Evans J. Dunn on West Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. Javoes D. Webb, Jr., have become permanent residents of Brning- ham. Mrs. Webb came up from Tus al5osa a few days ago.
 Mrs. Stanley Ingoe of Indianapolis is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Winner Beard on the South Highlands.
 Miss Olfia JohannsSottir, president of the w. c. T. U. of Iceland and grand vice templar of the Independent Order of Good Templars in that country, was rendered reception in Philadelphia a few nights ago Miss Johannsdottir is described as one of
 
 country, who has more of a vcfce in affairs of her government than her Anne ri an sis ters have in theirs. Her ancestors, it is said, left Ireland four centuries ago and settled in Iceland, where they have been prominently identified with the history of the country ever since.
 Miss Johannsdottir came to America last summer to become moro proficient in Eng fish before attending the worlds VIC. T. U. convention In six weeks she had so mas tered the language that she could make a clever speech in English and none were more sought after than she at the gather ing in Toronto and Buffalo. Since the con- ventlons Miss Johannsdottir has been busy in Canada, speaking for temper ance.
 Miss Katie J. Johns and MT. Charles H. Rosser were married at the South Side Baptist church by Dr. P Te Hale Sunday night immediately after the regular serv- ices.
 Sunday the confirmation of Master Abra- ham Welnstein occurred at the residence of his brother, MT. l.. Weinstein, 1713 Fourth avenue. Many handsome presents were presented by relatives and friends.