The age-herald., 1898-02-11

visiting Mrs. E. A. Farley. at 2ll2 Avenus
 At Mardi Gras Miss Lizzie c. Farley will entertain Miss Annie Leigh Harris, of Decatur, Ala.
 Mrs. John Dupree Roquemore, of Mont gomery, will give a handsome reception this afternoon at her home on South Court street, from to o'clock.
 Mrs John D. S. Davis has issued invi- tations to card party for next Monday afternoon at o'clock, in honor of Miss Mary Lathen Griffin.
 The Amaranth club vii lbe entertained this afternoon at 3 o'clock by Miss Henri etta Wilcox, at her home on Eighth ave- nue.
 The first women's club of the west to build a clubhouse of its own without any financial aid from nonmembers is the La- dies Literary club of Salt Lake City. This enterprising organization recently purchased a suitable lot and has just &C., cepted plans for a modern structure or gray stone and cream colored brick, with a colonial veranda in front and great auditorium on the second floor. It is also to have reception rooms, library, commit tee, lounging and dining rooms and kitchen. The two women who are the leaders in this unusual undertaking are the president, Mrs. Sarah Nelden, and the chairman of the building committee, Mrs. Arthur Brown. The club has but 102 mem bers, but they belong to the wealthy class, several of them being descendants Of Brig ham Young.
 Sir James Sawyer, of Birmingham, Eng land, one of the best known of English physicians, propounds the following "nine- teen commandments" Keep these, he says, and you will live for a century:
 1. Eight hours sleep.
 g. Sleep on your right side.
 8. Keep your bedroom window open all night.
 4. Have mat to your bedroom door,
 5. Do not have your bedstead against the wall.
 6. No cold tub in the morning, but a bath the temperature of the body.
 T. Exercise before breakfast.
 8. Eat little meat and see that it is well cooked.
 g. (For adults) Drink no milk.
 10. Eat plenty of fat, to feed the cells which destroy diseased germs.
 Il. Avoid intoxicants, which destroy those cells.
 12. Daily exercise in the open air.
 13. Allow no pet animals in your living rooms They are apt to carry about dis ease germs.
 IA. Live in the country if you can.
 15 Watch the three Ds-drinlking water, damp and drains
 16. Have change of occupation.
 r. Take frequent and short holidays.
 IS. Limit your ambition; and
 19. Keep your temper.
 Mrs. M. M Frazer, of Talladega, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. s. P. West, 515 Twenty-second street.
 Mrs. T. l.. Robertson and Mrs. Zac l.. Nabers will give handsome reception 7 tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robertson, on Sixth avenue.
 Miss Carrie McCalley, of Huntsville, is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Yancey, on Ave nue K.
 The Twentieth Century Euchre club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Herman Saks. The first prize, a pair of Dresden ornaments, was won by Mrs. H. Marx; the second prize, hand-painted plaque, was carried off by Mrs. R. Klotz. and Miss Katzentine, of Cincinnati, won the visitors prize.
 Mrs. M. V. Joseph will entertain at an afternoon reception next Monday, the 14th, instant.
 Mrs. J. Sommers gave a euchre party a fews days ago to a number of visiting young ladies. The first prize, a gold chain, was won by Miss Katzenstne, of Cincin- natl. Miss Stella Abrams, of Port Gib- son, won the second prize, silver shoe buttoner.
 On Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, there will be a students recital at the conservatory of music, when candidates for diplomas will participate.
 On Tuesday evening Miss Amelia Mark stein entertained number of her friends with a cake walk.
 Miss Pearl White, of Uniontown, is vis- iting Miss Ola Roden and will be one of the attendants at the Roden-Redin wedding next Wednesday.
 Miss Ella Burke and MT Hewitt Laird were married Wednesday evening at the ~-->---@----->---S~S@- Y A<X