The age-herald., 1898-11-20

A large and enthusiastic number of la dies met yesterday in Miss Copelands stu
 dio and an art exchange was organized
 under the most favorable conditions. me
 object of the art exchange has been stateo
 in these columns, and the success or an
 exchange is fully assured. The following
 officers were elected yesterday President,
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs; first vice-president, Mrs.
 Thomas Parke; second vice-president, Mrs.
 J. Douglass Kirkpatrick; treasurer, MISS
 Bertha Woodward; recording secretary,
 Mrs A. A. Clisby. The following ladies
 were appointed on the committee for the
 selection of rooms: Mrs. J. Douglass Kirk-'
 patrick, chairman; Mrs. Steve Thompson,
 Miss Hannah Elliott. The following com
 mittee on bylaws was appointed: Mrs.
 Thomas Ward, chairman; Miss Mary A.
 Morrison, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick. It was
 decided to issue tickets at the rate of $l5O
 year, and they can be secured at Miss Copelands studio after Wednesday.
  Among the dinner parties of the. week will be a delightful affair at the Morris on Tuesday evening, given by MT. and Mrs. Colvin in honor of their guest, Miss Mc- Clelland, of Georgia.
 The entertainment which Miss Tenny
 Taliaferro will give next Friday evening
 will be in honor of the graduating class of 99 of which she is a member and the in- vitations were limited to the young ladies of ths class, and few young gentlemen friends.
 Among tho dancing affairs will be the cotillion tomorrow evening at the Florence, given by the Jefferson Cotillion club.
 
 Miss Edna Gockel who has taken charge of the musical department of the Taylor school, will give piano recital at the school Tuesday, November 22, at 350 Iobo xx,iu hn eli ad hU R Guckenberger, voice, and MT. John Call
 man. violin. The following will be the pro- gramme:
 Piano, "Capriccio," (Brahms)-Miss Edna Gockel.
 Violin, "Adagio From Concerto,' (Men- delssohn)-Mr. John Callman. Songs (Chadwick)-Mrs. B. Gucken- berger.
 Piano. (1 Etude, (b) Mazurka (Chopin)- Miss Gockel
 Violin, "Mather's Prieslud," (Wagner)- MT. Callman. @ Voice, (a) 70, Fair, o Sweet and Holy" Cantor; (b) Lullaby, violin obligato, (Ianscom)-Mrs. Guckenberger. Piano, "valse Caprice" (Rubenstein)- Miss Gockel.
 Mrs. c. Travis Drennen, of Hot Springs, Ark, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Charles Drennen.
 At the last meeting of the Woman's club a finance committee was appointed, com posed of the following ladies: Mrs. Sam Laird, chairman; Mesdames Burkhalter, James Hardeman, James Gibson, M V Joseph, J. F. Graham, T. H. Aldrich, J. D. Lykes,
 At the meeting of the Little Jokers on Friday with Mrs Frank Fowlkes, the prize,
 8 lovely stein. was won by Miss Zemma Webb The club will be entertained this | week by Miss Webb. Major George c. Ball, of Atlanta. re- ceiyed a telegram Friday announcing the death of his eldest sister Mrs. Macon Ball Reynolds, which occurred at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Mumford, in Odenburg, Md. Mrs. Reynolds was an Ala bamian, living for a great number Of years | in Montgomery. Her husband. Colonel Frank Reynolds, was distinguished off, cer in the confederate army, and at the close of the war went abroad, where he and Mrs. Reynolds resided for a number of years.
 Colonel Reynolds and his father General | Alex Reynolds, were. during their residence abroad officers of high rank in the service l of the khedive of Egypt. Mrs. Reynolds has of recent years re- | sided in Germantown. Pa On Wednesday. November g. the Mite Society of the First -nodist Church VIII 1 have a fine assortment of Thanksgivins l cakes at their market at John Fox's Sons, l Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street. l 1 Mrs George W. Rains returned yesterday from a visit to Paducah, Ky. l Mrs. James Allan and Mrs. A. O. Lane | gave a delightful dancing party last night I at the home of the former in honor Of Mrs. l Allan's guests, Miss Watkins and saiss l Stafford of Chattanooga. The house was l decorated with palms and chrysanthemums l and a delicious collation. was served. The l young ladies in the receiving party were l the bridesmaids at the Hart-Lane nuptials I the past week. A number of young gentle l men called between the hours of and Il.
 Mrs. Allan was gowned in black, with tur- l quose trimmings. Mrs. Lane wore an ele- l gant toilette of black velvet, and Miss Wat I klns was beautiful in yellow organdie over l silk Miss Stafford was gowned in be- | coming toilette of blue organdie.