The age-herald., 1898-05-24
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
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the Pollock Stevens Institute on next Sat- urday afternoon, the burlesque Place aux Dames,' which was gwen at the Y. M. C. A. short time ago, will be repeated. This is by the special request of a number of the , patrons and friends of the institute. sss Mir. and Mrs. J. Asa Rountree have re- turned from a visit to Washington and New York with the Alabama Press Asso- ciation.
 Miss Leonora Mayberry the pretty little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. II. H. Mayberry. 1 delightfully."- entertained many of her young friends and playmates yesterday afternoon from four to six o'clock at her home on Twentieth street, South Highlands. It was her sixth birthday, and number of lovely presents, fans. jewelry, books, etc.. were received by Miss Leonora. in attestion of the affection of her little associates.
 In the yard handsome swing, decorated With flags and red. white and blue bunting, throughout the afternoon contributed great ly to the pleasure of the children. In the dining room the decorations were in the national colors; red, white and blue satin ribbons depended from the chandelier, crimson candles burned in silver candelabra, and six candles with crimson shades at either end of the table told of the short life of the lovely little hostess. The ices were in the national colors, and each little girl was presented with a pretty basket filled with bon bons and tied with red, white and blue satin ribbons. The boys l were given unique souvenirs, which upon exploding became admiral caps. After the refreshments were served the shildren enjoyed pinning tags on donkey. 1 Miss Leonora Mayberry wore lovely white | organdie dress, trimmed with lace. and | white satin ribbon; her guests were Misses Louise Musgrove, Hettie Sibley, Margaret | Jemison, Florie Weatherly. Doris Weath- | erly, Belle Roberts, Grace Berry Clara Lee | Woodson, Lucy Pinckard, Elizabeth Nor | ris Lydie Moore. Helen Thompson, Helen | McCary Etole Ashford Annie Wlkerson, | Margerite Ehrman, Ellen Percy, Rita Tut | tie, Margaret Chfsom. Sarah Wilson, Eliza | beth Harding, Masters Sydney Smith, Billy McCary, Henry McCary, Beach Chenoweth, Bill Durham, Tom Watson Maberry, Robert Futile, Wm. H. Kettig. Jr.. Leroy Percy Frank Wilson, Robert Malone, James Weatherly, Jr, Allen Jemison. Dick Jemi- son and Mesdames J. H. McCary Thomas Ashford A. T. Henley, Sydenham Moore, John w. Sibley. Walker Percy and George c. Ball.
 
 Miss Irene Dasehiels of Columbus. Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Evans J. Dunn, on West Twentieth street. Miss White of Danville, Va, Is visiting her friends, Mir and Mrs. Jack w. John- ston, on Highland avenue, South Highlands.
 Miss Mamie Moore Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Gregory Smith, at Mobile.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Baine Thompson have re- turned from their honeymoon trip, and are at the residence of Captain R. II. Fowler, on Eighth avenue.
 T A.I nf To,., Tlo ie t1a guest of her sister, Mrs. Jonas Schwat, on Fifth avenue.
 Rev. J. M. Watson and family have turned from Nashville to reside permanent | ly at Birmingham.
 Miss Randolph, of Montgomery, is the nue.
 Mrs. T. R. Roulhac of Sheffield, Is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Benners.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack w. Johnston enter tained a number of their young friends last evening at their home on Highland avenue, South Highlands. in honor of their guest, Miss White of Danville, Va.
 Judge T. B. Lyons, of Charlottesville Ve., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lee C. Bradley, Twenty-first street, South High lands.
 Miss Kate Jemison, of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of relatives at East Lake.
 Mrs. J. H. Bankhead, Jr., of Jasper, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs w. W. Harkins, on the South Highlands. MT. August Hrsch received a telegram yesterday announcing the arrival at New