The age-herald., 1899-05-02
In Society.

HI oOCfCtls
 Miss Elizabeth Coward of Memphis, will reach the city on Saturday and will be the guests of Miss Emma Leedy.
 Miss Annie Searcy will arrive in a few days and will be the guest of Mrs. Robert Jemison.
 Miss Ethel Houston will join the Lyceum Stock company the latter part of May, and will go to Newport later in the season.
 
 Mrs. Samuel c. Laird and Miss Laird will give an afternoon reception on Thurs day, May 4, from to o'clock at their res idence, 1231 South Twentieth street.
 Miss Louise Chisolm and Miss velma Enslen will leave on Monday with others who will attend the confederate reunion in Charleston. Governor Johnston has recent ly sent the beautiful state flag to Miss Chisholm, who will present it on one of the specially attractive occasions during the reunion.
 Miss Grace Vance, who is visiting in Chattanooga is receiving a number of social courtesies, and is very much ad- mired there in society. At one of the cotlllons the past week she wore an effec- tive toilette of white organdie with red ribbons.
  Thomas B. Paine has returned from Att lanta.
 Edward H. Cabaniss has returned from Atlanta.
 There will be several theater parties this evening at Martha" which will be follow ed by a number of private suppers. The event will-in every way be notable one in society and a beautiful one artistically.
 
 There have been several names recently sent in of those who will enter traps in the floral parade, which have been added to the list, and will be published later in ad- dtion to the list given few days ago. The Creche will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon.
 Mrs. Harry Jones will leave in few days for Nashville where she will be the guest of Mrs J. M Head.
 
 The president of the tury club calls a meetinEs Mrs. J. w. Savage Wed&z May 3; at I O'clock. A full a'',' -|The Nashville American of Sundayfcon- tained a half-tone of Miss Helen Ehrman, of Birmingham, one of the handsomest young women in society.
 Mrs Sidney Wright, accompanied by her son. Master Harper, and Miss Hattie Wright of Columbus, Ga, will arrive in the city tomorrow and will be the guests of the family of Marvin Harper until after Mardi Gras.
 The society vaudeville, which will be given tomorrow evening at O'Brien's under the direction of Miss Ethel Du Ere Hous- ton, will introduce to society a number of well-known people in decidedly unique roles Among the things that will be put on will be one-act minstrel sketch by F. s. Mitchell and Charles Kendall. The sketch was written by MT. Kendall. who is something of a professional as is Mr. Mitchell They will be assisted by Percy Nixon and Lovick Farley There will be a number of specialties, including dances, etc. Miss Marcella Rothschild will do ''coon song and dance'' in costume. The cake walk will be in charge of Mrs. Paul Free man.
 Miss Alice Fallon and Luman Handley will be heard in solo parts. There will be full rehearsal with the orchestra at the opera house tomorrow morning at 12 o'clock. Tickets have been placed at the leading drug stores and book stores A large lHeateF party mas been arranged by the Jefferson club for the vaudeville en- tertainment tomorrow evening"
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 Mrs. R. l.. Crook, Jr., of Vicksburg, Miss, Is visiting her sister, Mrs w. K. McAdory, 2412 Fifth avenue.
 Miss Willie Hatch. of Pensacola, is visit ing Miss Benners at S21 North Nineteenth street.
 Mrs. c. V. R. Mason is at home for a few days.
 Lundie Sloss has gone to Nashville for a few days.
 Miss Cora Annie Cosby international representative of the Young Women 8 Christian association, is the guest of Mrs. Taliaferro at the Pollock-Stephens insti- tute. Miss Cosby is highly cultured wo- man, having graduated from Wellesley college. She will lecture this afternoon to the students of the Pollock Stephens insti- ute and all women and girls are invited to be present