The age-herald., 1898-12-18

Mrs. Ralph Saunders. Of Athens, vas the guest the past week Of Mrs D. M. Drennen.
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 Mss Mary Mason, of Athens who has been visiting friends in the city for several weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs Frank Boston. Of Atlanta, Is visit Ing her sister, Mrs. George L. Morris.
 Mrs James L. Tanner left yesterday for Gadsden, where she will spend the holidays
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 Mrs. William Leedy the director of the home department of the Woman's club, has postponed a meeting of this department, which was called for this week until after the holidays.
 Mrs Nettie listed is now residing at Chapman, Ala, where she has a position as stenographer with a large lumber com pany. Mrs. Histed is one. of the most love able women of Birmingham, and is greatly missed by large circle of friends.
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 MT. and Mrs. Robert Baugh are now at home to their friends at the residence Of Mrs. Baughs father, MT. James E. Webb.
 
 The Seminary auditorium was well filled yesterday at the first pupils recital The programme was an excellent one and great ly enjoyed by those present.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert C. Freeman an- nounce the marriage Of their daughter, Robbie, to MT. Charles Walter Carlton The wedding will occur next Thursday the 22d inst, at S:30 D. m, at their residence in Thirteenth avenue and Sixteenth street, South. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple will leave for Atlanta, where they will spend the holidays with Mr Carl tons parents and relatives.
 The nuni1q of Mice I2ruIar,,s v,,,eio aa1 will give recital Wednesday, December 21, at their studio in the Fox building. The public cordially invited.
 Mrs. G. W. Holmes and Master Holmes Cheney, of Rome, Ga, arrived in the city yesterday to spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Dixon in their pretty new home, corner Twenty-fourth street and Thirteenth avenue, North.
 Mrs. John E. Ellis, 729 Twenty-first street, for the winter.
 Miss Hattie Parker and MT J. D. Cox were united in marriage on Friday, at Charleston, Tenn. The young couple will reach Birmingham tomorrow.
 
 The education section of the woman's club held their first meeting the past week in the library of the club. There were a number of women present who manifested the most earnest interest in the work and enthusiasm for the outline of study and practical work proposed by the director, Miss Willie Allen. The next meeting of the education section will be held in the library on Saturday, at 2:30 D. m., December 31. Members of the club and all women who contemplate joining the club, inter- ested in the work, are cordially invited to join this department
 Mrs Robert Tynes Pitchford, of Helena, Ark, Is visiting her parents on the South Highlands She came to attend the mar riage of her sister, Miss Robbie Freeman to MT. Charles Walter Carlton, which oc- CUTS Wednesday, the 22d.
 The Woman's club of Woodlawn was en- tertained by Mrs. Bester Wood on Tuesday evening. The following interesting papers were read: "Richard Ill., Mrs. Dolly Wil- son; Buckingham Mrs Denney; "Queen Margaret" Mrs. Massey. Delicious refresh ments were served.
 Miss Ferry Nabb reached the city last night from New York and will spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Nabb, at the Morris.
 The members of the Art club will not meet again until after the holidays, when the first meeting of the new year will be on the first Thursday in January.
 The president of the Woman's Exchange urges that all articles intended for the ex- change be sent in on Tuesdays of each week. Otherwise the examination commit tee will not be able to overlook the articles. This committee and the treasurer may be found every Tuesday morning at the ex- change
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Fulenwider gave an elegant card party on Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Louis May and Mrs. Bar mum, of New York. The decorations were in holly and delicious menu was served. The first prize, a picture daintily framed, was won by Mrs. Harry Jones. and the sec- ond prize, an artistic stein was won by