The age-herald., 1899-04-09
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52S SsSsSjSsSsssssSsssss Mrs. Frank " Evans. who has been spending a fortnight at her old home In Raleigh, N. C., will return Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Truman H. Aldrich, Jr', will reach the city on Tuesday A reception will be given in their honor Tuesday by NIT. and Mrs. Truman H. Aldrich, at thelr home in Highland avenue
 Mrs. J. M. sutherlin has returned from Montgomery, where she spent the month ot March. and is the guest of Mrs. Ed ward Barrett.
 There were a number of navy officers, who have friends in Birmingham, at the ball on Easter Monday in Mobile. They came ashore from the United States rev enue cutter Chase which was anchored in the harbor. It will be recalled that the Chase was anchored off Mobiles shores last April and the Birmingham girls who Were in Mobile at the time entertain- ed on board by the officers.
 Miss Laura Rutlege Brown is the guest of Miss Rebie Berney, in Montgomery
 
 Mrs. M E. Dugas and Colonel Thomas G. Barrett, of Augusta, will reach the city tomorrow night and will be the guest of
 
 The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. w. Miner Park avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The programme has been ar ranged and will include talks by Mrs. Sax on and Mrs. French, Miss Aillen Cotton Jamie Van Hoose Mrs. Soon Jacobs and Miss Carrie Eandley. large attendance IS requested as changes in the constitution are to be discussed. Those who cannot at tend are requested to send proxies. Mrs Thomas M. Tartt and Miss Annie Clifton Tartt, of Livingston, are visiting Mrs. Cornelia Cowan, Sl3 Sixth avenue.
 
 Mrs. Smith Culom and Mrs E. P Quig- ley will give entertainment on Friday afternoon and evening, April IA, at the resi- dence of Mrs. Smith Culom, 1221 Cullom Place. In the afternoon from to , there will be doil contest, and other interesting features for the little folks. In the evening from 7:30 to 10:3O there will be trip to the Klondyke and a flower contest. The pro- ceeds will go to the Southside Baptist church.
 The old-fashioned Spelling bee" which will be given Tuesday evening at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. w. $. Brown prom ises to be very interesting. The proceeds will go to the Mercy Home. A cordial in- vitation is extended the public to be pres ent.
 Miss Eva Notes, of Atlanta who has been the guest of Miss Josie Oxford for few days. has returned home. Miss Notes visit ed Birmingham last autumn.
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 Mrs. F. w. Dixon has cards out for a re- ception tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Wilkins and Miss Dixon, of Columbia, Tenn, at her residence at Thirteenth ave- nue and Twenty-fourth street.
 The programme that has been arranged for the benefit concert for Miss Alice Fall lon on Wednesday evening at O'Brien's is as follows:
 Overture-Apoo orchestra.
 Vocal Duet-"Barcarolle," (Chamlnade); Mrs Snnige and Mir Washburn. Piano Solo-"Consolation," OisD; MT. Graham.
 Mir Washburn
 Niolin-(a) "Croatna." (RafD; (b) Ma zurka," (Musin); MT. Chalfoux. Aria, Huguenot's Little Signori," (Mey- erbeer); Miss Kern.
 Aria from opera "Ballo in Masehea," WerdD Miss Fallon.
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 yiolin-'Tntroduction Gavotte," (Res); Miss Graham.
 Scena and aria from "Der Freischutz, CWeber); Mrs. sinnige.
 (a). Transcription. "Then You'll Remem- Der Me- CDenck); (b). "Pasquinade,' (Gottschall<); MT. Denck.
 Arioso-"Joan of Are" (Gounod); Miss Huston.
 Handley. - Spinning Song-Miss Fallon Mrs. Sin nige Miss Kern and Miss Huston. Selected-Niss Fallon.
 
 The wedding of Miss Julia Slnciair Powell and John Holt Terrell will take nlace at the Methodist church at Westland on Wednesday evening, April 12 at o'clock. Miss Powell is the daughter of Mrs. Julia A. Powell, of Cleveland, and sister of F. B. Powell and c. B. Powell, Of Jefferson. Mr. Terrell is a brother or k. A. Terrell of Earle Terrell & Co. No cards have been issued.