The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-28
WOMAN And SOCIETY.
ANNIE KEHDRICK WALKER.
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where they will take passage on the Slty
of Rome, which sails Tor Europe on Sat
urday. They will spend day or two at
the national capital on their way east.
Mrs. Smith, who is one Of the most promi-
nent club women in the south, will enjoy
entree to many of the famous women eluos
in London, and her impressions of Lon
don CLUB life will be of great interest to
the clubs of this city. Her stay abroad
will include the remainder of the summer
and the early autumn months.
Miss Nellie Conner. of Eufaula, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George II. Estes.
Mrs. Allan Campbell will leave next week
for Monte Sano
Mr.. NJ. V. Joseph will leave tomorrow
for New York. where he will join Mrs.
Joseph and a party of friends who are
going to the seashore.
Among the young women attending the
educational association is Miss Maud Mil
Ter of Eufaula. She is a charming girl,
and representative of distinguished
family. Her maternal grandfather was
General Hunter, and she IS niece OF Sen
ator and Mrs. Pugh of Alabama. Her
parents are living in Brazil, where indeed
she was born. She has lived, however, in
this country since her childhood with her
grandfather, Mr.. Irwin Miller, at Eufaula,
who is himself perfect type of gem
tleman of the old school. Inc past year
was her first experience as a teacher and
her success in the pubic schools at Eu-
faula has been remarkable.
Mr. Robert Munger left "Wednesday for
MeXia, Texas, where he was summoned by
the extreme illness of his father, Mr. II. NJ.
Munger. The condition of the latter was
nnpbAnuP5 n ha oil ANS
received HIRE giving no hope of his re-
coVery.
The owls" a dancing club which was
organized a short time ago, gave it's first
dance last evening in the pavilion at Lake
view. There was a large number of the
younger set present, and the pretty scene
in the ballroom was augmented by the pres
ence of many visiting bellies and beauties.
The chaperones were Mrs. +. G. Morris
and her daughter, Miss Viola Morris, OF
Austin, Tex who are the guests of Mrs.
Morris sister, Mrs. Robert Munger.
Besides the twenty young gentlemen who
compose the club there were a imber of
others invite and there were over twenty
five couples engaged in the dancing
White Matthews led the german assisted
by Miss Ethel Clifford.
During the evening refreshments were
served, which proved a most delightful fea-
luIc VI the IHey CONSISTED
of ice cream cake and lemonade.
Miss Willie Mae league, of Mexia, and
Miss Nettie Kate Means, of Dallas, Tex,
are also staying with Mrs. Munger.
A party of Birmingham people are plan
ming sojourn on the Isle of Palms, near
Charleston. In the event of their plans
undertaking, the month of July will be
spent at this interesting retreat.
After an illness of a week or two, Miss
Nina Redd is able to be out again and will
leave with her mother for Blount the first
of next week.
The members of the Apollo club will prob
ably give concert in the near future at
Capitol park. 1t will be in compliment to
the large party who went on the trolley
musicale Monday evening. The Apollo club
is one of the most popular musical organi-
cations in the city and the delightful music