The age-herald., 1899-03-05

cake Master Burlington was the recipient of the ring, and little Miss Ruth Murray ob- tained the dime flash light picture of the little host surrounded by his guests was successfully made. The occasion was @ very happy one.
 The following programme will be given this evening at 8 o'clock at St. Mary s-on- the Highlands. Song service.
 Processional hymn.
 Opening prayer.
 Cantate Domino CD. BuclO.
 Solo-Mr. Harvey.
 Thirtieth Psalm, by request (Nembacl1).
 Alto solo-Mrs Guekenberger.
 Solo-Miss Sherrod.
 (a) To God On High, (o) To Thee 0 God' (c) Sleepers, Awake.
 Duett-Mrs. E. G. Chandler and c. r. Orr.
 Chorus, Say, Waterman, What of tho Night (Arthur Sullivan) =
 Alto Solo, "The Day Is Ended' CBartletp Mrs. B. Guckenberger.
 onertory-Chorus, T Will Lift Up Mine Eyes" (Wilson).
 Benediction.
 Recessional hymn.
 George B. Haven is in New Orleans.
 
 Tho regular meeting of General Sumpter Chapter, Daughters of the American ReVo- Iution has been postponed until the return of Mrs. Edward Cabaniss from washing ton, D. c.
 The Misses Haynes are the guests of friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. Smith Speed will reach the clty today and will be the guest of Mrs. I. U. Smith.
 Walter R. Miner, formerly of Chicago, has recently located in Birmingham, where he is in charge of the builders hardware department of May & Thomas. MT. Miner will be ioinnd later by his sister, MISS Mil ner. who will come south this spring for the benefit of the delightful climate.
 Miss Addie Hatfield, of Irwinton, Ga-, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. John A. Perry HUI Eighth avenue
 The past week has been filled with a num- Der of small events, one of the most ae- lightful being an afternoon euchre gwen py Mrs Richard M. Bates on Thursday 1he house was decorated with carnations ana violets the color note being carried out m the ices and bonbons. The house was lighted by innumerable. tapers, and palms were grouped effectively throughout the house. - The first prize, a water color, was won bv Mrs Grimes Taylor The consolation, bI,nch of La France roses, was won by Mrs. T. B. Cobbs The booby was won py Mrs. C. A. Nolan. The guests includeo Mrs Lee Holt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. l.. d. lia ley. Mrs Nolan, Mrs. Fred Averett' Mrs Taylor. Mrs. Agnes Sloss, Mrs W: L hel- lev, Mrs. Sam O'Connor, Mrs. Will Mont gomarv Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Charles Colom Miss Strother. Miss Schooar Miss Nelson and Miss Sherrod
 Mrs. Louie Hart and Miss Hart, or Gadsden are the guests of Mrs. A. 0. Lane.
 
 Mrs. l.. P. Worl and children will leave Thursday for Seattle, where they will spend some time.
 Mrs. 1T. H. Mayberry and children will return this week from Florida, where they have been spending the latter part of the winter.
 The Eighth avenue dancing class will give a cotllon tomorrow evening at the armory. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Laird will leave the middle of March for visit to the Ind an Territory.
 Mrs. Worthington Miss Gertrude Worth ington and Miss Nellie Worthington left yesterday for Washington, D. c. Miss Gertrude Worthington will re-enter the Corcoran art school.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Wo- mans club was held yesterday afternoon. Reports from the various directors were made. The secretary was instructed to communicate with the secretary of the state federation in regard to the Womans cluo joining this organization. There will be a called meeting of the Woman's club next Saturday
 The regular monthly meeting of the Creche will be held at Mrs. Nxon's, Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street, Tuesday morning at Il o'clock. All members are urged to attend as business of importance
 MOLLY M. JORDAN, Secretary.
 On last Monday the Fenelon club held an important business meeting at the home of Miss Cahalan, In Fourth avenue Among many other questions relative to the club s welfare and future growth, it was decided that Miss A. J. Reilly would go to Mobile as director and delegate at the state feder- ation. On Wednesday at o'clock the usual meeting was held at St. Paul's hall, at which the following programme was rem dered: French literature of today, St Pierre Paul and Virginia A. Review French literature. St. Pierre, short sketch of his life, and works, Mrs. Jas. A. Kirk. Reading from Paul and Virginia, Mrs. P | Byrne.
 Paper, "The Forty Immortals," Mrs. F Holt.
 | Origin of the French Academy, Miss Ca | halan.
 l French Literature, The Club. | Mrs NJ G. Mcdonald, of Rome Ga, is | visiting Mrs. Georgia Davis and her sister | Miss Harper at Avenue G and Twenty-firsi | street.
 l Mrs Herman Saks will entertain th' | Twentieth Century Euchre club next Wed | nesday afternoon. l Gen. Eagan and His Pay | From the Washington Times. | The alleged intention of the war depart