The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-01
WOMAN AND SOCIETY.
ANNIE KEHbRToK WALKER. q &
~ ANRIE kENbRIok MALKER.


the library This is a beautiful and COM
modious assembly hall, and will be used
by the ladies for the first time at the regu-
lar meeting of the Woman's club on next
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Annie Belle Kennedy, of Bessemer,
and Miss Annie Tyler Horton, of Epes,
sister and niece of Mrs. John e. Bush, are
her guests In Fifth avenue.
Miss Barksdale, of Memphis. who has
been the guest of Mrs. John Boz lie and
Mrs Corinne Tuttle. has returned home.
Miss Julia Tutwiler, of Livingston, is at
one of the hospitals In the city, where she
is suffering from the results of serious
fall on the ice a short time ago.
Miss Lula Davis, of Columbus, Ca. Is
visiting Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs. T. q. Bush, of Admission, who has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Nesbitt, has returned home.
The condition of Miss Nettie Griggs,
which has been so serious for several
weeks, has taken a decided change for the
worse, and her physicians entertain slight
hope of her recovery. She has been Ill all
the winter at her home in Quinlan avenue.
Mrs. John Trice and her daughter, Miss
Anna Virginia Trice, who have been the
guests of Mrs. H. c. Miller, at East Lake,
returned yesterday to Kentucky. Stephen
e. Trice is in Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray have returned
from West Point.
Miss Lucy Banks, a charming girl of
Columbus, Miss, is visiting Mrs ]. s.
White 526 Twenty-third street.
Mrs. ]. B. Cole and her daughter, Mrs. A.
ID. Smith, are in Tuscaloosa, where they
illness of DR.. j. B. Gregory, the presiding
elder of the Tuscaloosa district.
Mrs. John Evander Harris, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Hooper, returned home yesterday.
The department Of Journalism will meet
at the Womans club this morning at 1890
Mrs. W. e. Hooper left yesterday for
Livingston.
Miss Zook, of Pennsylvania, arrived in
Birmingham few days ago, and is the
guest of Miss Emma Leedy.
The Creche held its annual meeting yes
terday morning at the residence of Mrs.
j. t. Nixon. The election of officers and
committees resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. Charles o. Locke; first vice-president,
mrs. Alex I. London; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. A. A. Coleman; secretary, Miss
Mollie Jordan; treasurer. Mrs Earle Per-
kins. Advisory board, affiliated with the
advisor board of Mercy Home: Mrs. Rich
ard f. Johnston, Mrs. Lalah Hillman,
Mrs. q. G. Chandler, Mrs. H. B. Gray,
Miss Lura Brown, Miss Daisy Moody.
Clothing committee: Mrs. Robert Chad
Elliott Carper.
At the meeting of the home and art de-
partment yesterday morning at the Wo-
mans club the election of officers for the
woman's exchange took place. Mrs. ]. p.
kirkpatrick was elected president; Mrs.
Thomas Parke, first vice-presdent, and
Miss Morrison, third vice-president Mrs.
John Towers was elected recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Scion Jacobs, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. 8. E. Thompson, treas
urer. The exchange, which is now con-
Quoted at Stones cafe, will be removed to
Adams drug store at Second avenue and
Nineteenth street. The governing board OF
the exchange will consist of the officers
and the members of the home department,
and two members of the art department of
the Woman's club. AS has been announced,
the woman's exchange will hereafter be
conducted under the auspices of the Wo-
mans club.
A quiet wedding took place last night at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Jones, in Fifth avenue, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Ed E. Huston
and Mss Mamie Jones, both popular young
people of this city.
The ceremony took place at o'clock in
the presence of relatives and few personal
friends of the bride and groom, Rev. A. B.
Curry. of the First Presbyterian church
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Huston will be at home
to their friends at All North Twenty-first
street.