The age-herald., 1899-02-08

George crufssh4hs c difSsstef Mr. ,, Asa rounHee, hs ~rssiasnt of of the Alabama PFess dub, E1n be lsssslled to address the press wssnep and fne Wo1~an's g club A nsusscai eTsEessazns yfil also kf arranged wbAzh wiu be fsllOved hy club tea in honor of ths distinguished visitors.
 The following ladies were appointed on the commtttes for arrangement; Mrs. J. H. Enslen, chairman; Mrs. Fanny Gerry wilder. Mrs, l F Graham and Mrs. F. D. squires se-.. s.i M4 4.. The Misses Johnston and Miss Hutton will give a tea this afternon for Miss Alice Boyd Johnston from S:S0 to at the Misses Johnstons residence, 2213 Seventh ave- nue.
 Mrs 4 T gsTraEy gi.a kaye 2p Sunday annual meeting of the Alabama Society Of Colonial Danes, which win be held on Monday, the 18th. The election of officers will take place, and following the business session in the afternoon will be brilliant reception at tho home of the president, Mrs Hortense A. Bstre. at lV South CQyington street. The present officers of the AiabSlna society are: Mra. Batre, president Mrs. Harvey Jones, vios-prssident; Mrs. D. w. Peabody, corresponding secretary; Mrs. BenjaInln Rhstt, treasurer; Mrs. A. T. Hem ley, fegistra.
 
 Mrs. David Roberts will also leave Sunday for Mobile.
 Mrs. John Ruhm, Jr., of Nashville, is the guest of Mrs. Richard Randolph.
 There win be meeting of Pelham chap ter, Daughters of the Confederacy, th.s morning at 10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. Asa Rountree.
 In the announcement in yesterdays Ago Herald of tho approaching marriage of Miss Katherine Reed, a typographical or- TOT occurred in the grooms name. The name of the fortunate young man is Elm melt Bates.
 Miss Flora Abraham, of Port Gibson, Miss, is the guest of Miss Ullman, 715 north Eighteenth street.
 Mrs. c. P Ellis. of New Orleans, is wis., iting Mrs. w L. Sims.
 MT and Mrs. George Davis, of Peters burg, Va, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Louis Saks. They will receive on Satur- days.
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 II. Crawford Jernigan, Charles Jernigan and James B. Scruggs, of Opelika, were among the out-of-town guests at the Scruggs-Jernigan wedding.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell and their family, of Asheville, N. C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Williams, West End. .. The marriage of Miss Marie Ida Stoelker nd Gustave Maurice Bramne will be st ssot'en,,1,1nized this afternoon at o'clock at '' Wa ry' n-the-Highlands.
 
 .,n, ss n,ah'lie Whitby, a charming Selma sni' t,l Vii wni arH-ive on Saturday and will be rne suest ei Miss Myrtis Johnson at the nI sqslueitUe oI her uncle, Dr. T. M. Allen BIT Noreh 1"ehty-thirt~N Nstreet.
 MS. J. P Mcqueen o,d bar aanobter M;es Anna Mcqueen, ana M,ss ns uaIiie Per, Eins o, Eutaw, are amonske inc o1t-of-toUn pr,asts " t the Braune-st6 Salker waddine which occys this afternoon. $ghev are inc gnasts of Ms. Otto Stoelker. N W $
 Miss Iulia wsy1 will give a housAe party during the he Mardi c1aas cTas season; eaI The ~pests will be Miss Louise Mallory of ,s.I selma; lSiss Miriam Reynolds, of iiiy ;d ward of selmfse Ross, of Gadsden; DavS +a,, aro, oi II,ah~2 ,,,2 Gunter L. Moore, of Mon eoniefy nus eie's Reynolds, of Rome
 Miss Ava Bradford will give" party on Monday evening.