The age-herald., 1899-02-19
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 | Is visiting Mrs. J. ". Barclay Miss Ida Geders has returned home from a pleasant visit to relatives in Montgom- cry.
  Mrs. D. T. Taliaferro has accepted an in- yitation to address the "Up-to-Date" club at Tuscaloosa at it's meeting in May. She has not yet chosen her subject, but from the well-Known ability of Mrs. Taliaierro an intellectual treat may be expected. Tn the "Up-to-Date's' course this season lect- ures have been delivered by two university professors and other men of letters.
 Mrs. J. B. Richards of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. w. S1oley' has returned to her home in Montgomery.
 Mrs Robert Pillow and her little girl Mary are the guests Of Mrs. George MOT riS.
 Mrs. Herman Herzfeld has returned from Baltimore.
 Mrs Joseph Riddick Estes gave charm ing luncheon on Friday. The decorations were American Beauties, roses and carna- tions. Violets were also used in profus- ion and the menu was an elegant one. The following were present: Mrs tsles, Mrs J. Francis Redd, Mrs Eugenia Redd d, Gadsden, Mrs. James Carter of Atlanta, Miss Bessie Hudson of Selma, Miss Mar garet Carter of Atlanta, and Mrs. Loune Redd Pou of Columbus. | Miss Addie Mitchell, of Rome, Ga, is the guest of relations for a few days prevlous to her departure for Chicago. F There will be a meeting of the depart ment of journalism Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Woman's club.
 MT. and Mrs Albert Wilson have been entertaining a house party the past week at their home in Woodlawn. Among the guests were Miss Mae Queen Smith, or Prattville, John Wilson, of Tennessee; Doak Aydelott, Mrs. Malcolm Smith, or Prattville, and Miss McErchran, or Selma The first of Miss Dumbelrs curse of lee- tures will be held on Wednesday, February 22fa at D. m., at the Wilson & Brown hos pital. It is earnestly requested that the rehear- sal of the Treble Clef club on Tuesday morning be largely attended. The extreme weather has prevented any successful re- hearsals and a large attendance IS urged for Tuesday.
 Miss Routeia Isbell, of Talladega, will leave for her home tomorrow. Sh has been visiting Miss Ava Bradford  Miss Ava Bradford leaves tomorrow to visit her sister, Mrs. White, in Uniontown.
  Miss Jennie Walker, of Athens, has re- turned from New Orleans, and is visiting Miss Carrie Brown. on the South Highlanos.
 
 Mrs. George Thornton and little daughter have arrived from Arizona and are visiting Al. hrc n- derson on the South Highlands. MT. Thorn ton will also arrive from Arizona soon, ana | he and his family will in future reside in Alabama.
 Miss Rosa whitfield returned from New | Orleans yesterday, where she has been at 1 tending Mardi Gras. She will be MISS Aoa l Simpsons guest for a week, after wmcn ! she will return to her home in Clarkesvilie. l Tenn.
 | Mrs. Louie Redd Pou, of Columbus. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Will ! jam Redd, returned home yesterday. Mrs | Pou has been greatly admired in society and is a charming and beautiful young woman. Mrs. Eugenia Redd, Mrs. Pou mother has also been the guest or Mrs l William Redd, and returned to Columbus | yesterday.
 l MT. and Mrs. John D. Scruggs have re. l turned from their wedding trip.
 pr. and Mrs. B. D. Sibley, of Augusta | were the guests the past week of MT. and | Mrs. J. w. Sibley.
 An approaching marriage of interest will | be that of Miss Mamie Wilson Jones and l Edward D. Huston, which will occur Tues l day evening, February 2S. at the home oi I the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. w. J. l Jones. The wedding will be quiet one l The bride-elect is a young woman of beau l ty and other personal charms, and the I groom is one of the well known business | men of the city.
 Miss Avis Ehrman and Miss Gertrude \ Ehrman gave a dinner on Friday evening \ The guests were Miss Kennedy of Tusca- loosa, Miss Grace Berry, Miss Mariella Berry, White Matthews, John Abbott Lovick Farley, Wilbur Smith and Frank c. Carrel.
 Miss Elise Ball and Miss Sue Allen Ball