The age-herald., 1900-09-30
In Society.

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 In Society.
 MT. J. Douglass Kirkpatrick left yester-
 day for Savannah whence he sails Tor
 New York, where he will join Mrs. Kirk
 patrick, and they will probably go abroad ] the coming week provided that MT. Kirk 1 patrick feels physically able to make the l passage He has only recently recovered 1 from an illness of several weeks | Mrs. ". w. Crawford is in New York. l At | MT. Asheby Cleveland has gone to St. | Louis, where he will reside permanently. l | The first meeting of the season of Gen | eral Sumpter Chapter Daughters ofa the | American Revolution will be held Wednes-
 day afternoon at o'clock with the chap i ter regent, Mrs. William G. Estes. | Miss Idene Key has returned from a four months visit to Washington city. While, away Miss Key also visited Niagara Falls, 1 Buffalo, Toronto, Mammoth Cave, Nash ville and Louisville. 5
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Roy and Miss Maj 1 bel Roy have taken possession of their | winter residence at 1909 Tenth avenue, | South. ltsH | Mrs Hardie Brown and MT. Lucien
 Brown are located at E1yton for thef win- l ter.
 1
 | There will be meeting of the women or l the Hillman Hospital Committee of the 1 First Methodist Church Tuesday morning
 at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the church. The first meeting of the season of the Highland Book Club will be held Wednes- day morning at 10:30 o'clock with Mrs. l John w Tomlinson. The first meeting was
 to have been held with Mrs. N. D. Barker, | but owing to her absence Mrs. Tomlinson will entertain the club.
 | Miss Ava Bradford will entertain the | Nineteenth Century Club at its first meet 1 ing the third Wednesday in October MISS
 Edith Ward, Miss Mettie Davidson and
 Miss Annie Pearson have recently been
 elected members of the club. | The Woman's Christian Temperance | Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock with Mrs. W. J. Bothome, No. S22 l Nineteenth street, North.
 | The programme will include lesson in
 parliamentary law and practice by Mrs.ssC. I B. Spencer, State president of the w. C. | T. U and all members are urged to attend. The opening meeting of the Edgewood | Club will be held at the residence of Mrs. | I. 1T. Graham, Friday. October g. at p. m Dr. A E. Meadow and family have re- | turned to Birmingham, and have taken their residence at Eight avenue ana Nine teenth street. Dr. Meadows is physician I and surgeon for the Southern Railway, and | has heretofore been stationed at Blocton.
 
 Mrs. W. L. Kelly, who has been quite i'll l with typhoid fever at her home (Fountain 1 Heights), is now couvalescent. l The woman's Auxiliary of the Young | Mems Christian Assoication will meet next 1 Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in their rooms over the old postoffice building The
 election of officers and other impor ant Lus | mess will be transacted. A large attenS- l ance is particularly desired. | MT. and Mrs. F. F. Elder are stopping l with Mr. and Mrs. James Hardman for the l winter.
 Mrs Marie Kern-Mulen will move her 1 studio in vocal art to the Pollock-Stevens Institute, and will be glad to see all her | friends every afternoon after 2:So o'clock. There will be meeting of the Hillman 1 Hospital committee of the Methodist and l Christian churches of the city and sub urbs Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the l parlors of the First Methodist church. Mrs. H. F. Copeland and daughter, Ha-y l gel, have returned after two months stay l at their summer cottage at St. Clair | Springs.
 | Miss Compton and Miss Morton have Sent l out cards for a faculty recital to be given l in the chapel of Birmingham Seminary | Friday evening, October 9th, at o'clock. s l The Daughters of Israel Benevolent ,So- l ciety sent out the following invitation to | their friends and patrons: You are cordially | invited to attend a Siem Atorah given by l the Daughters of Israel Benevolent So- | ciety on Sunday, September 30 at p. m, | at the synagogue on Twenty-second street. | The public is cordially invited. | MRS. F. BLUMBERG, President ! The Cadmean Circle will have it's first | meeting for the season of 1900-1901 at the | residence of Mrs. William Hardie, In First | avenue, Friday afternoon, at o'clock
 MT. and Mrs Durwood Foshee leave to-
 day for Selma, where MT. Foshee has con-
 nected himself with one of the leading mer-
 cantile firms of that city. MT. and Mrs.
 Foshee have many friends in Birmingham,
 who regret to see them leave Birmingham.
 and bespeak for them hearty welcome to
 Selma social circles.
 l Mrs. IT. R. Haden of Cincinnati. O.. has
 joined her husband, and will spend the | winter here. MT. Haden has been in the