The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21
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meeting of the Nineteenth Century Club.
Besides the members of the club, there
were number of other guests present
The following officers have been elected
for the coming year:
Mrs London, president.
Miss Emily Koenig, vice president.
Miss Kate Meade, secretary.
Miss Rennie Leigh Head treasurer
Mrs. L. G. Woodson will entertain the
Thursday Night Euchre Club tomorrow
evening.
The Little Jokers held their final meeting
last Wednesday evening with Miss Mamie
Pearson.
Miss Mary Allison is visiting Mrs. B. r.
Moore.
Mrs. Charles Locke is expected home the
early part of this week from Eufaula.
The Misses Haas entertained last Tues
day evening at dinner in honor of Miss
Leedy and guest.
Mrs. Eugene Brown and Mrs. Frank
Fowlkes will go to Columbus. Miss, this
week to visit Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs.
Walter Weaver.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, Jr., will entertain at
a luncheon this week in honor of tho Misses
Smith and the large number of New York
school girls that will be in the city during
the week.
Mrs. Charles H. Nabb will give an nfor
NAL dinner tomorrow evening in honor of
these young ladies.
Mrs. Thomas Ward will give an entertain
ment on June 8 in honor Of her daughter,
Miss Edith Ward. who is now attending
nal in Inv
Mrs. George Haven will spend a month in
Knoxville with her sister, Mrs. Gayle.
Miss Kate Rogan, who is now visiting in
Talladega, will soon go to Memphis to
spend n month.
Miss Alma Feagin has returned from
Monteyallo, where she was at school the
past winter
Mrs. Harry Jones' and her son will return
from Nashville this week.
Miss Bertha Woodward and Miss Lucille
Smith have gone to Blount Springs to join
house party to be given there
Mrs. Hampton Smith has returned from
Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. ]. Sc. Frazier has been quite sick
lately, but is now much better
Mrs T. U. Walter gave a delightful
luncheon during the past week. Among
the guests present were Miss Anna May
Phelan, Miss Rosabelle Runyon. Miss jamie
VanHoose and others.
Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce passed through
the city yesterday on her way, home to
Tuscaloosa from Charleston, where she had
been attending the reunion.
Miss Sue ciarkson returned to Tuscaloosa
yesterday, after two weeks visit to rela-
tives.
A letter was received yesteray from John
P. Tillman, who is now in Johns Hopkins
hospital, Baltimore. saying that he was
improving steadily and would probably be
able to leave the hospital about June l.
George Morrow and Joe Loveman re-
turned from Asheville, N. c., yesterday,
where they have been attending school.
.
One of the social events of the season
In Montgomery was the comic opera
"Zelena,' presented by Montgomery anna
tours last Thursday evening. The follow
ing clippings, taken from the Montgomery
Advertiser, are descriptive of two sisters in
whom Birmin CHAM takes especial interest
Mrs. Harry Mathews, in the title role
Zelena. brought to the part, and used to
thorough advantage her beautiful and high
ly culturea voice. her exquisite, 1.-THE. girl
ish figure, her graceful bearing and her
lovely face. She filed the eye, charmed the
ear, appealed to the understanding and
touched the hearts of the audience"
miss Florida Graves rendered Tann-
hauser's overture, and for an enthusiast