The age-herald., 1899-06-22
WOMAN AND SOCIETY.
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BY ANNIE KENDRTCK WALKER.

Passo del Norte, Mexico, The climate there necessitated his removal and he was transferred to Kingston, Jamaica. This . appointment was the second which Presi- dent Cleveland made after his first election, the first one being the minister plenipo- tentiary to the Court of St. James. Mrs. Pickens son, Harvey Brigham, is spending several months in Birmingham.
 Newspaper readers throughout the state will be glad to know that Mrs. J. M. De- Cotts, the brilliant editor of the woman's department of the Montgomery Advertiser has So far recovered from her recent ill- ness as to be able to leave this week for the mountains, where 1t is hoped that she will recuperate rapidly and soon be able to resume her work
 Miss Maebelle Stollenwerck and Miss Nettie Stollenwerck returned yesterday from Mississippi Miss Sto,lenwerck has been absent only a few weeks but Miss Nettie Stollenwerck spent the entire win ter in Mississippi.
 The second of the series of concerts given by the Creche will occur this afternoon and evening at the park at North Birmingham. The first concert, which was given Tues day, was in every way a success, the park being thronged both afternoon and even ing. Refreshments will be served from to 10 o'clock, and the fete will be made as delightful as outdoor affairs can be at this season. The ladies in charge have de- cided not to repeat the entertainment on Saturday evening, as was previously stated, and tonight will be the last of the series.
 MT. Graves Ivey who has been the guest of friends in the city for several days left yesterday for his home in Montgomery.
 
 Miss Marie Kern will leave on Monday for Dallas Tex. She will go later in the season to New York, and will return to Birmingham in September.
 Mrs. B. F. Winston is spending a few days with friends at Livingston
 Mrs. R. F. Harrington has returned from visit to relatives in Greenwood, Miss.
 
 The St. Johns Epworth League will give an entertainment Friday night at the Methodist church, corner of Avenue l. and Twentieth street. There will be an en- Joyaple programme of music, etc There Will be no charge for admission and no re- Treatments served. Members and their friends are invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Shelby Smith arrived in the city last night from Atlanta, where their marriage occurred yesterday after noon. Immediately upon their arrival they drove to their residence on the South High lands, where an informal reception was held. They are at home to their friends at l230 South Seventeenth street.
 
 Mrs. J. Robert Brown and daughter, Francis Gray, of Montgomery, are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. T. Boyce of West End. Mrs. T. s. Barton, sr., and Miss Barton will arrive on Sunday, to be the guests of MT and Mrs J. D. Malone
 Mrs. T. D. Bradford and Misses Lulu and Annie Bradford have returned after a month at St. Clair Springs.
 The ladies of the Methodist church at Huffman will serve ices tonight in the grove near the church. There will be music during the evening and an enjoyable time is promised
 Miss Nelle Seals left yesterday for Ma rietta, Ga, after visit of several months to her brother MT. Robert Seals.
 This evening at S:30 at the Fox building the first recital of the commencement ex- ercises of the Academy of Music will take place. The public is cordially invited. Sev- eral selections from Miss Rowleys new opera, "Terra Sortis'' will be sung. After the recital @ reception will be given the young ladies and those who so kindly helped Miss Rowley in presenting her opera.