The age-herald., 1898-07-17

 ance at the reunion.
 On Thursday evening there will be the entertainment at the auditorium. at which the young lady sponsors will be honored by the veterans.
 On Friday evening from 6 until o'clock 2 the Daughters of the Confederacy will en- certain at the Kimball house in honor of the notable women visiting the city. and from 10 until 1 o'clock the sponsors will be entertained at a cotillion to be given under the auspices of the young ladies of the Daughters of the Confectionery and conn mittee of Atlanta gentlemen, of which committee Mir Quill Orme is chairman
 Besides these receptions, Mrs. William Lawson Peel will entertain in honor of the survivors of her father, General Cocks brigade and other distingu shed guests.
 Mrs. Hoke Smith will entertain in honor of the surviving members of her father brigade
 Mir and Mrs Scott Todd will open their house on Thursday afternoon in honor of distinguished survivors
 Major Livingston Mims will open his home Thursday afternoon as a special compliment to the veterans and the Daughters of the Confectionery.
 As there will be many over a thousand sponsors and maids of honor among the guests of the reunion, the week will be one of the gayest in the history of Att lanta.
 Professor Wm. P Taylor goes to Hunts Vile today in the interest of the Y. M. c. A. work in the army.
 T. L. Stevens returned from Union Springs yesterday, where he has been at tending a house party given by Miss Ethel Owen Rainer.
 Miss Hannah Elliott, Miss ISittie Jones of Columbus. Miss; Miss Ava Bradford Mrs. MI. 4oba sedley Ware of Mississippi went to Chat tanooga yesterday to visit Chickamauga park for a few days.
 
 Mrs. Whiting Brown of Montgomery is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. l.. Wyman, SIS North Nineteenth street.
 Miss Elise G. Bali win go to Atlanta in few days to visit her aunt, Mrs. D. C.. Spalding, for a short time.
 
 MT. and Mrs w H. Jones went to Mont gomery yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Marie Nelson returned from Hunts vile yesterday, where she has been for a few weeks.
 Miss Ella Simpson returned from Hunts vile yesterday, after months visit
 Mrs. Julla CrOWOer or Montgomery, WuiO has been visiting friends in this city, re- turned home yeterday. s Miss Willie B. Thompson returned yester- day from visit to Sprfngville.
 Mrs. George W. Hughes and Misses Lil- Han and Elinor Hughes of Avondale will go to south Alabama tomorrow to spend @ month with relatives.
  Friday night the friends of Miss Edna Coughlan gave hay ride in honor of her birthday. After delightful ride through the city to Sloss furnace, where very pleasant time was spent, the party re- turned to Miss Coughlans home, where refreshments were served. The following were members of the party: Misses Edna .Coughlan. Louie Hall, Lucy Hall Emma Cowan, Mamie Cowan, Josie MeClinock, Powell Roberta Adams, Beulah Knighton, Loula Merrill, Beulah Merrill, Messrs. Eu- gene Enslen, Malvin Jones, Guy Riser Montgomery, Alex Montgomery, Wreathen Gathrte, Robert Hassell, Tom Lovlist, James Cowan, Mrs. A. J. Hall was their chaperon.
 Rev J. J. Grier, of North Carolina, who has accepted a call to the South. Highland Presbyterian church, has entered upon his work Dr. Grier will reside with MT. Wes- ley M. Smith, No. HIS Nineteenth street south.
 Mrs. Virginia Mathews, the accomplished yice-president of the celebrated Van Nor man Institute, of New York, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Leedy, on the South Highlands. Mrs. Mathews is a sister of MT. w. B. Leedy.
 Mrs. Herman Saks and her two sons went to Blount Springs yesterday to spend several days.
 Mrs, Herman Wind, of Huntsville, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Joe Loveman, on Eighteenth street, have returned to their home
 Mrs E. G. Stevens will leave Saturday for New York and Boston to take a conice in the culinary arts, preparatory to en- larging her field of work in the autumn Miss Bertha Watson who has been vis- iting Miss Hammer Wheeling, on Third avenue, will leave tomorrow for her home in Dallas, Tex.
 Miss Hammer Wheeling will leave in a few days on a visit to friends and rela- tiyes near Gadsden, Ala.
 pr. and Mrs. John D. Dabney entertained a few of their young friends very delight fully Thursday evening at their home on the South Highlands, complimentary to Miss Kittie Jones, of Mississippi, and to Mir. Sedley Ware, their nephew, also of Mississippi, who were their guests during the past week. There was profusion of beautiful roses and other cut flowers used in decorating Dr. and Mrs. Dabney's home and during the evening delicious refresh- mentS were served.
 The young people enjoyed series Of spirited games of fan tan.
 Mrs. Dabney was gowned in a stylish blue organdies, trimmed with lace and Miss Jones wore a lovely white organdie, gar nshed with white satin ribbon. The fol- lowing guests enjoyed the charming hos pitality of Dr. and Mrs. Dabney: Misses Kittie Jones, Ada Johnston, Hannah FL Iott, Cornelia Meade, Kate Meade, Elise G. Ball, Ava Bradford, Bertha Koenig, Fannie Meade, Elizabeth Sowell, Roy Hea Carrie Morris, and Messrs. Sedley Ware, Walter Fowlkes, Fletcher Conner, Harry Burns. John Howze, Turner Weakley, z. T. Rudolph, Pointer Bradley, and Messrs. Brinzier Mears, Miller and Lovelace.
 The ladies of the Church of the Advent contemplate giving the first trolley party over the lines of the Birmingham Traction