The age-herald., 1899-11-24
In Society.

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 In Society.
 Mrs. Peter B. Clarke has returned from New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Mcqueen are in New York.
 Mrs. Paul Jones' Who is the guest of Mrs. T. V. Boardman, will return to her home in TeXarkana today.
 Miss Kate EicheBoerger of Virginia Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R. A. Berry Miss Eichelberger visited here a season or two ago, and is very much admired in so- cjety.
 Mrs. Harrison Rufus Johnston has cards out for tea Tuesday afternoon from 3 Ito o'clock. The cards of Miss Emma Louise Johnston and Mrs. Archibald Sproul White are enclosed.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ward gave din- ner party on Wednesday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Waters
 Among the charming and attractive young women at the series of social func- tons Of the week is Mrs. Arthur K. Gray of New York, who is spend- ing part of the season with her parents. General and Mrs. Frederick s. Ferguson. Mrs Gray, who has lived abroad since her wedding, year or two ago, is receiving a cordial welcome from her old friends, and she looked unusually well at the Roden re- ception on Wednesday, when she wore a beautiful visiting gown of velvet cloth Her toque was trimmed on the side with white tips, and her toilette was one of the hand Somest worn at the reception.
 Among the most admired of the visiting women is Mrs. Johnston of Eutaw, who Is spending sometime with Mrs. Beniamin Dryer. Both Mrs. Johnston and Mrs Dry CT have been among the beautifully gown ed women at the numerous affairs of the week.
 At the meeting of the Ninteenth Century club on Wednesday with Miss Daisy Lewis the members had the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Caroline c. Lowell talk upon the sub- ject of Grecian art. Mrs. Lovell used a chart in connection with her lecture, and also exhibited some copies of the old mas ters. Her lecture was particularly instruc- tive and interesting, and her description of the works of art in the Louvre were so vivid by reason of her constant association with this gallery during her residence in Paris that at the conclusion of her re- marks the members of the club warmly applauded, and gathered around her to ex- press their appreciation of her charming lecture.
 The members of the Chonian club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. S. s. Ledbetter.
 The members of the Art club will meet Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in Miss Hilrs studio.
 Miss Mary Dibrell, of Nashville, is the guest of Mrs. Hine at Woodward
 Miss Elizabeth Sowell and Miss Eva Yam cey will leave today for Corona where they will visit Miss Sowells brother, MT. Augus- tus Sowell.
 Miss Thompson, of Nashville, and Mrs VanHoose, of Tuscaloosa are the guests of Mrs VanI1oose.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack McNeil, of Memphis, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. George c. Adams.
 
 Mrs John Towers has gone on a short visit to friends and relatives in Atlanta and Marietta, Ga. She will be absent about two weeks.
 Mrs. James T. Hayes and Miss Sadie and Kathleen Hayes left for St. Petersburg Fla, yesterday, where they will spend the winter.
 Miss Rowley will have full rehearsal of the opera 'Terra Sortis," at her studio in Fox building at S15 tonight All partici- pants are requested to be present.