The age-herald., 1899-03-23
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 Miss Elizabeth Shelley will leave satur- day for Detroit.
 Miss Mary Leigh Broadnax will leave Saturday for New Orleans.
 Mrs. Lafayette Rogan has returned from Memphis.
 The Art club will meet on Saturday with Mrs. Mamie 1ipton.
 Dr. William J. Beard has returned from Mobile.
 Mrs. J. E. Hawkins and Mrs James Fritts Hawkins left yesterday for Mobile, where they will visit Mrs. Eugene Latady. 
 Miss Adde Belle Walker of Montgomery is visiting Miss Leila Mcdonald.
 The Misses Smith, of Columbia, Tenn. who have been the guests of pr. and Mrs. J. ". Hughes, have returned home.
 The members of the Nineteenth Century club were the guests of Miss Kate kogan yesterday afternoon. The programme ln- cluded the reading of papers on 'Cairo and Caliphs," by Miss Ada Johnston; "Saladin and the Mamelukes," by Miss Kate Meade; and a reading, "Diary of an Amerlcan Girl In Cairo,' by Miss Head; Bulak Museum, by the club. Leader: Miss Lewis.
 Mrs Edward Leake entertained the High land Book club yesterday at her residence in Nineteenth street. The programme was as follows: Cape Colony and Natal" by Mrs Randall; reading, "1n a Jimrishka Through Durban," by Mrs. Phillips; His tory of Orange Free State and Sketch ol President Steyn," by Mrs. Pearson; talk, "Oliver Schreiner," by Mrs. Blount; News of the Month";" by Mrs. Badham.
 MT Moseley, of Rome, Ga., is visiting his brother, Consul General Moseley.
 Mrs. J. D. Moore returned yesterday from Atlanta, where she was summoned on Monday by the death of her only sis- ter.
 George F. Halsey is in Washington, D. c.
 The Mrs. William K, Vanderbilt to be will be presented at May drawing room in London by her sster-in-law, the young Duchess of Marlborough. It is said she IS already having her gown made for that event. Some of the jewels which are 10 be among her bridal gifts, and which she will wear at this presentation, have already been purchased, and are said to be remark ably beautiful and costly.
 William K. Vanderbilt and his party, who have been travelling in Florida, lett Palm Beach a wee.. ago.
 On Monday last the party went from Palm Beach to Miami, where they spent the day. They were driven to the Casino, where the entire party, consisting Of MT. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Harry McVicker and Messrs. Vanderbilt, Hoyt and Jacobs, enjoyed swim in the fine salt-water pool.
 "There were many spectators" says Miami paper, "who watched them with eagerness, and one old woman, who evinced the greatest curiosity as to the identity Of the bathers, remarked in an audible tone: Them Vanderbits do swim to beat all
 MT. Morris Skatzky, of Cleveland, O., and Miss Hattie Pulaski, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Pulaski, of this city, were happily rents, No. 1517 Fifth avenue, at o'clock last night, Rabbi Morris Newfield offcia- ting The ceremony was performed in the presence of relatives and few invited friends of the contracting parties, who were the recipients of many hearty con- gratulations.
 The bride is most winsome young wo- man, and for several years has been teacher in the public schools of the city. The groom is a popular business man of Cleveland. MT. and Mrs. Skatzky left on the Louisville and Nashville at 12:35 this morning for Cleveland, where they will reside.