The age-herald., 1899-08-13

bie women are working to add reading room and business girls lunch to their already great work for women. the liberal patronage of the public is assured.
 Mrs. T. U Walters will leave this week for Ashevile N. C., where she will join Mrs. J. A. VanHoose at the latter's cot tage
 Mir. H. M Runyon who has been the l guest of Mrs. c. B. Eberscle returned Fri day to his home in New York.
 Miss Evie Mckee has returned from 1 Chautauqua, N. Y. l Mrs. Sydney Ianier returned to the city last night after an absence of several 1 weeks.
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 Miss Mary Thompson is in Pennsylvania. 1 Mrs. Benjamin Guckenberger and Miss 1 Corinne Guckenberger are passing August 1 at Marthas Vineyard Miss Kate Smith and her brother. Mir Norman Smith, who have been residing at | Thomas for several months will take pos- | session of their Tenth avenue residence in | town early in the autumn.
 
 Mrs Addison G. Smith, Miss Kate Hop kins. Miss Katie Smith and Sydney Smith | returned yesterday from Livington. Mrs. Robert H. Pearson, Misses Mamie l and Roberta Pearson, will leave in few l days for New York and the North Atlantic l coast.
  | MT. Benjamin Guckenberger gave a l small dinner party on Friday evening. sH Miss Sara Byron is at Lithia Springs. Dr. John G. Murray returned to the city | last night after weeks absence.
  Mrs. Melton. of Galveston. Tex. Is the guest of her mother, Mrs Frank Lyde.
  Mrs A. F. Houston, Miss Sallie Houston, Mrs. W. B. Shackeford and Edwin l Shackeford. of Decatur, are visiting Mrs James Hardeman at her residence on Col l lege Hill. ,.i Miss Rebecca Lyde is in New York. Miss Lily w. Lykes has returned from pleasant visit to friends at Blount Springs.
 Miss Ethel Clifford is visiting the fami- ly of Senator c. w. Thompson at Tuske- gee. l. ! sE
 Mrs. W. H. H. Judson and daughter. Miss Lulu and Miss Grace, are guests of Mrs. Clifford at the Florence hotel.
 Blount Springs, August 12.-(Special)- Blount has been unusually gay this week, there being candy parties and dances every night. Friday night there was a progress sive euchre party at the hotel and very handsome prizes were won by Miss Jones, of Selma Mir CnllinS of Tam0n0liS Quite a crowd are expected up from Bir- mingham this afternoon to attend the sec ond german given by "The Founders"
 The german Is to be led by J. P. Abbott and Miss Anna May Phelan. Mrs. Syden- ham Moore Is going to chaperone crowd of girls from Birmingham, and the dance will be delightful one.
  MT. and Mrs. Leary and their family, of Atlanta, will be among the newcomers to Birmingham this autumn. They will occu- py the present residence of MT. Addison G. Smith in south Nineteenth street. MT. and Mrs Smith with their family will soon take possession of the beautiful Richards house which they have recently purchased. The Learys will be charming additions to Bir- mingham society where Miss Nora Leary, who will be one of the brides of the au- tumn has been so admired on her visits to Miss Bertha Woodward. The music department of the Woman's club is called to meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the club rooms. All members are urged to be present. Earle G. McLin has gone to Blount Springs for several days. Miss Evelyn Byrd went to Blount Springs yesterday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Sydenham Moore chaper- oned Miss Mamie Mooxe, Miss Alice Moore |. and Miss Kate Smith to Blount Springs yesterday afternoon to attend the Round CTS dance, which was given at the hotel last night A number of young men also went up to this dance, among the number being A. Bertram Tanner John Abbott, White Matthews. Bress Vaughn, Fred Nor otn, Bob Mabry. Jim Sharples, Dick Browne, Eugene Ware and others. Miss Zena Hooker and Miss Nina Gary of Selma are visiting Miss Ava Heidt on the South Highlands. Miss Marie Nelson has returned from Greensboro
 Miss Adelaide Moore and Miss sallie Moore have returned from Greensboro.  Rittenhouse Smith and Gregory Smith are spending a few days camping on the Cahaba river.
 MT. Addison G. Smith has returned from a fishing trip.
 Mrs, Christopher Shroup of Tucson Ariz, will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. Meade, in September.
 Mrs. James Bowron and Mrs. G. P. Me- Cormack, with the members of their fami- lies, will probably go to Tybee this week. TUSCALOOSA Last nioht hfa