The age-herald., 1898-08-28

ard Hawkins, VIII Bussey Tom Allen. Will Davidson, Marvin Bonner, Edgar Clarkson, Kill Wilson, Louis Dunlap, VIII | Clarkson, Julian Johnson and Wadlow | Handley. The house was beautifully deco rated with palms, and the young people | spent happy evening. Miss Hudson, a charming young girl of | selma, will arrive the last of the week 1 and will be the guest of her cousin, Miss Sallie Williams on the South Highlands. Mrs Frank J. Thompson and daughter l went to Huntsville yesterday, where they l will reside.
 Miss Bessie Gafford went to Nashville yesterday.
 Miss Ella Sledge has returned to her | home in Mobile after visit to Miss Hattie | Woodson on the South Highlands. | Miss Mable Kirkle, the accomplished 1 young daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. w. | Kirl1le, has returned from a six weeks l visit to relatives In Rockiface, Dalton and | Shilo, Ga
 l Miss Bessie Scholar has returned from l Columbus, Miss, where she spent her l school vacation.
 | Miss M. Louise Patton, who has been the l guest of Mrs. Mary Sid Harris, has gone to | Monte Sano.
 The Terpsichorean club has sent out a l large number of invitations for the opening l cotilon tomorrow evening at the Florence. l The affair will be an elegant one in every | detail, and will be followed by a series of | charming dances. The Terpsichorean club l will be one of the delightful factors in the | with cut flowers and palms, and collation. p1n inr vxyi1 aoio ot min nn 1nnk MT. and Mrs. Thomas Boardman gave a | dance on Friday evening in honor of their cousins, the Misses Randolph of Greens l biro. The house was charmingly decorated | with cut flowers and palms, ad collation. | was served. The guests were: Miss Ethel | Clifford, Miss Sadie Hester Miss Mary Ella Berry, Miss Sadie Randolph, Miss Edna Snow. Miss Carrie Boardman. Miss Catherine Randolph, Miss Hardie Meade, Miss Margerite Benners, Miss Helen Ben ners, Miss Julia Randolph, Miss Birdie Johnston, Miss Daisy Lewis Miss Annie Reid Miss Calie Richardson. Miss Gertrude Ault, Miss Helen Harris and Miss Daisy Fell; Mir Joe Meade, Jr., MT. John Abbott MT. John Henley, MT. Mort Jordon MT. Ali Walker, MT. Bob Mabery, MT. Vandorn Miller MT. Bert Clifford, MT. Tom Bradley, MT. Will Roberson. MT. John Dabney, MT. Ivey Lewis, MT. John Boddie, MT. Henry Going, MT Gus Benners, MT. Hardie kil- gore MT. Jack Cooper, MT. Harold West, MT Will Kilgore, M. Hugh Miller and MT. Higgins.
 MT. and Mrs. Osburn. Dr. and Mrs. Hen ley, and MT. and Mrs. Benners.
 
 The Florence Euchre club was enter tained on Friday evening by Mrs. solomon and Miss Byron. The ladies prize, a silver glove stretcher, was won by Miss Ola Snedecor. The gentleman's prize, a sil- yer whist brush was won by MT Wilson. Miss Marie Nelson and Mrs. Charles Davis tied for the consolation prizes, the latter winning The gentlemans consolation was won by MT. Wilkerson on tie with MT. Bvens. Miss Roden and MT. Pearce won the booby prizes. Punch was served during the evening. Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Scholar will entertain on next Friday evening.
 Miss Juliette Whean has returned from Demopolis, where she was among the guests at a house marty.
 The Boys Lantern, bright weekly, pub lished at the Tennessee Industrial School in Nashville, in reproducing an article from the pen of Miss Alma Rittenberry, of Bir- mingham, says: Miss Rittenberry is one of the foremost literary women of the south and has contributed quite a number of in
 
 leading magazines of the country, which have attracted favorable attention.
 
 Miss Rittenberry has been invited to read a paper in October at the opening exercises of the Auditorium that has recently been completed at the Industrial school. Miss Rittenberry's subject will be "The Woman Who Works"
 Dr. Edgar A. Jones of East Lake, who has been chosen assistant to the chair of bacteriology, normal and pathological his tology, in Birmingham Medical college, has gone to New York, where he will spend several months in special study. On his re- turn he will locate in Birmingham.
 
 Miss Blanche Bowdry of Jasper is the guest of Miss Annette Cursiff of Pratt City.
 
 Mrs. H. H. Sinnige has returned.
 Miss Mamie Pearson, who is the guest of the Misses McMillian in Anniston, was a conspicuous and beautiful figure as Marie Antoinette" at brilliant social function the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank V. Evans have re- turned from their bridal trip
 Miss Kate Rogan and Miss Sarah Rogan returned yesterday from visit to Monte Sano and points in Tennessee.
 Miss Mary Griffin and Miss May Sim mons went to Blount yesterday.
 The following young ladies and gentlemen made up a party which went to Blount Springs yesterday to remain until Tuesday: Miss Virginia Walker, Miss Mollie Jordan. Miss Daisy Moody, Miss Anna Morrow, Messrs. M P. Walker, P. G. Shook, Nathan L. Miller and Tunstall Perry.
 MT and Mrs. W. N. Newbold left yester- day for Blount Springs
 Mr. Grider and MT. Ramsey gave a fur mace party on Friday evening to Miss Nabb and her guests, Miss Massey and Miss Brooks The party intended going out in the tally-ho, but owing to the indictment weather they decided to go in a private car. 1 Mrs. Talliaferro and MT. Tennie Tallia- ferro are at Blount.