The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-04

Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston has returned
from Montgomery
Mrs. A. A. Clisby is visiting in Mobile.
Miss Miriam Reynolds, of Rome.-=''.1s5 has
been the guest of Miss Jr,:. " ard, return.
ed home yesterday Iaiss Reynolds is the
editor of the =society department of the
Rome Gcoig ian, and is not only clever with
her ZEN, but is herself a young woman of
beauty and other personal CHAINS.
The Girls Auxiliary Of st. Paul's parish,
which was organized a few days ago, will
give an entertainment at St. Paurs Hall
tomorrow evening. The object of the aux
Hilary" is to assist in any charity move
ment. AS the constitution provides, it is
optional with the members for the aux
iliary to be literary and social as well as
charitable, and it will be an addition to the
club circles of the younger set, as well as
assisting the charitable organizations of
the city. The charter members of the
auxiliary are Misses Eta Donovan,
Nellie McPoland, Pearl Horst, Mabel
Tachoir Nell Achar, Annie Giladoni, Mary
Jemerson, Mary Krackenberger, Lenora
O'Neill, Anney Bridges, Elsie Wall.
The officers are as follows:
President-Miss Janney Bridges.
e-President-Miss Eta Donovan.
Secretary-Miss Pearl Horst.
Treasurer-Miss Nellie McPoland.
The following young ladies have been
elected by the Girls Auxiliary
honorary board of directors to serve in
cases of emergency: Misses Clara O'Neill
and Pauline Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Munger have issued
cards for a reception on Friday evening,
April Z, at $3.50 o'clock. The cards of Miss
Collect and Miss ozburn are enclosed.
The following have been aDpofnted chair
women in various parts of the state to have
in charge the Hobson testimonial fund.-
Mrs. Archie Rison, Huntsville; Mrs. Geo.
Dudley, Florence; Mrs Wilder, Athens:
Mrs. Geo. C. Ball, Birmingham; Miss Annie
Lee Harris, New Decatur; Miss Sallfe
JONES' Camden; Mrs. Reynolds, Montevallo:
Mrs Colston, Mobile; Mrs. Richard Cobbs,
Admission; Mrs. Loveace, Marion; Mrs.
Radeny. Roanoke; Mrs. George Searcy.
Tuscaloosa; Mrs. Pride Jones, Greensboro:
Miss Cobb, Tuskegee; Miss Overton Win
ston, Gainesville; Mrs. G. B. Johnston,
Uniontown; Mrs. Northington, Prattville;
Mrs. Isaac Ross, Opeika; Mrs. w. H.
WEIGH, Demopolis; Mrs. Henderson, Talla-
dega; Miss Julia Tutwier, Livingston; Miss
Carrie Woolf, Linden; Mrs. c. w. Bruce,
Dayton; Mrs. Bernard HARDWOOD, Eutaw
The committee in charge of the matter
is as follows:
Mrs. Phares Coleman, chairwoman; Mrs.
f. p. Glass, Mrs. M. P. Watt, Mrs. VIM. A.
Gayle, Mrs Alfred Bethea, and Miss Lucy
Cobbs, of Montgomery.
The movement began in Montgomery, and
the patriotic women interested hope that
a sufficient amount will be raised by the
first of May in order that a fitting testimo-
NAL may be decided upon previous to Lieu
tenant Hobson's return from Manila the
1st of June.
Mrs Scion Jacobs is the guest of Mrs.
Cbarlee I Tarrey in Mobile,
Mrs. Warren, of Montgomery, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. b.
Feagin, returned home yesterday.
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Mrs. E. X. Campbell went to Mobile yes
terday to attend the state federation as
delegate from the Highland Book club.
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The Tuesday Whist club meets with Mrs
L. C. Woodson this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Miss Tillie Welsh returned to her studies
in Nashville yesterday, after short visit
to her parents.
Yesterday at noon t. H. Aldrich and
family left for Huntsville to be present at
the wedding of T. H. Aldrlch, Jr, and Miss
Bannister of that city, which takes place
tonight. Judge Turner of this city accom-
panied the party yesterday.
Miss Addie Belle Walker, who has been
visiting Miss Leila Mcdonald, has return
ed to her home In Montgomery.
Invitations were issued yesterday by Mrs.
s. NJ. Burgamy to the marriage of her
daughter, Fannie Mae, to John Walker
Patton, on Wednesday afternoon, April 10,
| at o'clock, at the First Baptist church.
Invitations have been received In Bir-
mingham to the marriage Of Miss Mary