The age-herald., 1899-01-25
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Mrs. w. A. Porter will give a luncheon | today at 12:30.
 Mrs. F. M. Billing, of Montgomery, is the guest of Mrs. John w. Tomlinson. Mrs. O. w. Gilmore, of Louisville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Allan Haskell. Other out of town guests of the Morris Martin nuptials are: Worth Otter of Louls- Vile; Coleman Merrwether, also of Louis- vile, and Lew4s Coleman, of Tennessee Mrs. James Pinckney Williamson, of Dan- Vile, Va, who visited Birmingham last spring, and who is charmingly remem- bered by society. will also be among the out-of-town guests at Miss Martins we'd ding. She is visiting Mrs. Edward Barrett. Miss Elise Jones will give a dinner Thurs day evening.
 Captain 11lghman, of the Third Alabama arrived in the city yesterday from Annis- ton.
 Will Hester, of Tuscaloosa, is in the city. William H. McKleroy, of Anniston, was in Birmingham yesterday on his return from Cincinnati.
 The Little Jol1ers will be entertained by Miss Kate Earle tomorrow afternoon at 2 instead of 2:3O.
 T. Coleman Ward will give cotilon Sun day evening, January 2s. to Miss Gray Wr- kins, of Nashville, who is the guest of Mrs. S. Perry Fowlkes
 Mrs. J. Biederman and her sister, Miss Bertha Prince, of Cleveland O., are the guests of Mrs. A. B. Loveman, 163O Eighth avenue.
 
 Ernest A. deFunac returned last night from brief visit to Louisville.
 The second of a series of card parties that are being given by Mrs. Truman AL drich and Miss Morrison will occur Fruay.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Ripley Beaseley are giving series of dinners, the second of which oc- cured last Friday evening"
 The official announcement of the local Federation to the women of Birmingham is as follows:
 The local Federation of Women's Clubs cordially invites all women interested to att tend meeting at Elks' hall Thursday even ing at o'clock, when Dr. J. H. Phillips Will address the meeting on 'The Posslbil- ity Of the American Woman" A pleasant musical programme has also been provided Birmingham has so many busy women whose duties so occupy them during the day that they have not the leisure to be- come members of the various clubs or to attend their meetings during the day. This meeting at Elks' hall has been arranged especially with the object of having these women, besides the women composing the local Federation, in attendance The meet Ing IS also open to as many of the sterner sex as would like to enjoy a pleasant even ing and an instructive lecture.
 The woman's board of the Third Presby- terlan church will give a social in the lec- ture room of the church Friday evening next. The young ladies of Birmingham Seminary will furnish the programme, and refreshments will be served.
 
 MT K. H. Pearson returned last night from Montgomery.
 Miss Leila Ghent, of Annston, is the guest of Miss Lucy Haygo-y-. days in Montgomery
 A number of the smart set were con- Elect" last night, the rehearsal and the dinner party for Miss Martin depicting the ranks somewhat, but there were several theater parties and society was very well represented after all.
 MT. E. Bressie Vaughn rendered quite number of his friends a delightful stag opera party on last evening.