The age-herald., 1898-11-03
WOMAN AND SOCIETY. ANNIE kEMDRIcK wALkER.
, TN SOCIETY 2

MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Caldwell, who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs Charles o. Locke, have gone to New York. Miss Susie Martin is in Louisville, where she is the guest of Miss Mathilda Mc- Gregor.
 Miss Jennie Porter is among the guests at Mir and Mrs. Northington's houss-party at Prattville.
 Bishop and Mrs H. M Jackson and their family are now In New York, and on their return south they will visit Birmingham. where they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Houston.
 The Apollo club will give soiree musicale this evening at S:30 o'clock in Seals hall. The doors will close at s:SO o'clock, and carriages may be ordered for 10 o'clock.
 MT. William Graham and his sister, Miss Mary Graham, will reside after Monday at the residence of Mrs. Alice Orr, in West Twentieth street. MT. Charles Washburn and MT. John Cartwright will also be mem- bers of the household.
 Miss Memory Mcclellan, of Athens, will reach Birmingham the latter part of the  aunt, Mrs. Maclin Sloss.
 Mrs Sol Haas has returned from Atlanta and Richmond.
 Miss Helen Ehrrnan is in Selma, where she was summoned by the critical Illness or her cousin Mrs. Addie Barbour
 Mrs. Sid B. Jones has returned from Nashville.
 Miss Emma Bissett leaves for Nashville this morning where she goes to enter the missionary school of the Presbyterian church at that city.
 Mrs. s. E. Laird has returned from New York, where she went to place her daugh- ter. Miss Margaret Laird, in school.
 Mrs Francis Cheatham, of Nashville, who has been the guest of Miss Kate Ro- gan and Miss Sarah Rogan will leave to- day for New Orleans. where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thompson.
 
 Miss Maude Bankhead, of Fayette. and Miss Romena Thompson, of San Francisco, who are the guests of General and Mrs. Frederick Furgerson. will leave for Fayette today.
 Miss Bankhead. Miss Thompson and Miss Stickney. of Jacksonville. Fla. and Mrs. J. H. Bankhead, contemplate leaving the latter part of the month via New York for Santiago. where Captain Bankhead Is sta- tioned. The party will be absent month. Miss Bankhead and Miss Thompson nave received during their visit here numerous social courtes'es. They are ususually at tactive and charming young girls and are very much admired in Birmingham society.
 The General Srmpter Charter, Daugh- 10 A1,rff IeId orl unusually delightful meeting yesterday at Mrs. Robert Jemison's. The distinguished guests of honor were the chapter regents of Alabama. Besides the chapter regents. a number of other guests were present. A collation. was served and the afternoon was one of great enjoyment.
 Mrs. L. S. Wilder, of Decatur, is visiting friends in Birmingham.
  Mrs Lavretta, of Mobile, is the guest of MT. and Mrs E. E. Williams. She will be one of the soloists at the Apollo clubs musicale tonight.
 The harvest festival continues in popu- larity and the ladies in charge are very grateful at its success. The musical pro- grammes that are offered each evening are attractive and the ladies are serving delic- ious lunches.
 The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will serve lunch today and the musical faculty of the Birmingham semi- nary will have charge of the programme tonight. This Is the closing day of the festival and the ladies who have worked so untiringly for its success deserve a large crown on the closing day.
 A meeting of the Jefferson Cotillon club last night 1t was decided to postpone their opening dance to the 10th of Novem- ber The opening dance will be at Elks' hall and will be a brilliant affair.
 The wedding of Miss Lola Phelps, of Birmingham and MT. Lawrence Lowe, of Weatherford, Oklahoma Territory, will oc- cur Tuesday evening, November 15 at the home of the bride. Miss Phelps is popu- lar young woman and MT. Lowe is a suc- cesful young business man of Weather ford, being connected with a large hard ware firm.