The age-herald., 1900-01-14

! A luncheon, carrying out pink color l scheme. was served. l Miss Jones Is quite a beautiful girl, and on 1 this occasion wore an afternoon toilette of blue striped silk. There were forty guests | Mrs Tipton and Miss Lewis were assisted 1 in receiving by their mother, Mrs. Kate R. | Lewis, who still retains so much of the | beauty and brilliancy which made her so | famous a belle. Their attractive house on l Underwood Hill is one of the most interest | ing in the city, With its wonderful collection | of paintings and so many mementoes that | have come down from a storied past
 
 Mrs. George L. Morris and Miss Helen Morris left yesterday for Louisville
 Miss Brodie of Memphis will be the guest of Miss Emma Leedy the latter part of the week.
 Mrs Richard L. DangerHed has returned | from Fayetteville. N. C. and has as her guests her sister, Miss Alice Campbell, and l her niece, Miss Lizzie Bradley of Fayette- 1 vile.
 The members of the Little Jol1ers will be the guests Thursday of Mrs Merrill Pratt Warrington. l Mir Robert Johnston has returned to | Washington, D. c.
 Miss Adele Powell and Miss Ethel Clifford returned yesterday to the Convent of the Visitation al Georgetown.
 
 Miss Henrietta Wilcox left yesterday for 1 Memphis Tenn.
 Miss Louise Ross of Selma spent few days in Birmingham the past week.She was the guest of Miss Julia Ward.
 MT and Mrs Charles Beaks of Atlanta ID ,I,,,,, Ds,1 Fana occupying the residence in Nintecnth street, where the Learys formerly resided.
 MT. and Mrs Jack w Johnston gave small dinner party Friday, evening
 Miss Mary Fletcher, of Madison, and Miss Mamie Fletcher of Huntsville, will be the guests of Mrs. J. F. Frazier during the week. A number of young folks enjoyed dance . at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Addison G. Smiths Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Hillman will leave Wednesday for California, where they will spend the remainder of the winter.
 Mrs. J. J Banks has returned from Un- ion Springs.
 Mrs wlthchen. of Baltimore. has recent
 
 here permanently. She is a sister of Mrs. winter.
 Mrs Mathe Coleman and Mrs F. l.. l Thateh. of Auburn, who have been visit ing Mrs R. H. Thatch, have returned home.
 The wedding of Miss Maude Weller and MT. John Builder, of Chicago, will take place Thursday evening at o'clock at the residence of MT and Mrs. William T. Smith. MT. Builder will come south with a party of friends in their private car, and he and his bride will subsequently, join them for an extensive journey.
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Drennen have gone to New York Miss Thompson, of Montgomery. Is visit ing her cousin, Mrs. J Wtthers Clay.
 Mrs Robert Cunningham will deliver her lecture. "A Plea for tho Love of Nature" at the Pollock-Stephens Institute on Satur- day evening January 20. instead of Tues day, January 16. as announced yesterday at the Woman's club.
 The many friends of Miss Ethel Houston will learn with pleasure that she will ap- pear in thislclty time during January, when she comes as member of the Inter- national Grand Opera company which will play an engagement at O'Brien's.
 
 The open meeting at the Woman's club yesterday afternoon was one of the most delightful in its history. It was arranged by Miss Willie Allen tie director of the de- partment of education. The programme consisted by a symposium upon "The Hap pv Child" Among the prominent women who spoke upon the subject were Mrs. Rob- ert Cunningham Mrs James McLester, Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro, Miss Sue Rogan and Mrs J. H. Phillips. Miss Jeanette Moore gave several vocal solos, which were greatly enjoyed MT. washburn who is her instructor, was ae- companist ,
 The usual club tea followed the exercises
 
 Mr and Mrs Sydney Lanier are the ruests of MT and Mrs. Clifford A. Lanier in Montgomery.
 Miss Mamie Pearson left last night for Anniston. where she will spend the day with.the> Misses McMillan. Miss Pearson will return tomorrow night.
 Miss Kate Rogan has returned from New York.
 MT. and Mrs w. M. Hutchinson will leave this week for Nashville, where they will permanently reside. The members of the Amaranth club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Dabney | Bondurant at the Polock-Stephens Insti- | tute.
 | MT. and Mrs Eugene Fies Gave returned | from Montgomery.
 
 An approaching event in musical circles | will be the appearance of Miss Minnie | Credur, Vessey. the famous contralto. who | will be heard here on the evening of Jan | uary g. Miss Vessey will appear under | the auspices of the Pollock-Stephens In- | stitute. At the meeting of the Creche yesterday | morning the following officers were elected ! for the coming year: President, Mrs Alex l ander T. London; vice president Mrs. NJ " Joseph, secretary, Miss Kate Rogan; l treasurer, Mrs. Earle Perkins. MONTGOMERY On Monday evening at their club home Y the members of the Standard Club enter