The age-herald., 1900-10-14
in Society.


 in Society.
 The marriage of Miss Gertrude Caldwell of Tennessee to MT. Frank Grider ot Dir mingham will take place, Wednesday, NO venber 2l at the brides home and Will De solemnized with unusual brilliancy. The event will be of notable interest in society and will unite two of it's most charming representatives. Miss Caldwell has ire quently visited Birmingham as the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Hen- ny Hunter Mayberry. She is an unusually beautiful girl, and received a great deal of marked social attention. Mr. Grider is one of the most prominent and popular men in society He is one of the best known of club men, and the announcement of his engagement will be received with great interest in Birminghams social world.
 Mrs. J. R. Ryan and her little daughter, Miss Isa Ryan, have returned from Vir" ginia, where they spent the summer, and are stopping with Mrs. w. H. Johnston Miss Randolph of Selma, who has been visiting Miss Emma Reid, went to Mont gomery.
 
 
 Treble Cliff Club will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Conservatory of Music. It is important that the meet ing be well attended, as the work for the coming winter wall be discussed and other matters of interest will be decided upon.
 
 Mrs. Rice and the Misses Rice have re- gently returned to the city and are located at their late residence, l707 Eighth avenue.
 
 Miss Ethel Morrow left yesterday for At lanta, where she vii spend several weeks. pr. F. H. Compton and his mother, Mrs. E. G Compton, of Nashville, have very recently returned to Birmingham to re- side They are domiciled in the Seminary Annex, 570 N. Eighteeth street, to be at home with Miss Laulie Compton. Mrs. Comptons many kind friends will rejoice to know that she has entirely recovered from her long, severe illness of last spring. Dr. Compton will resume his practice of medicine and surgery, and may be found in his office rooms at the ChalifouX build ing.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock with Mrs. A. N. Ballard, 1927 Sixth avenue. An interesting programme has been prepared and all members arc urged to be present.
 
 MT. and Mrs. W illiam B. Leedy and Miss Emma Leedy have gone to New York.
 
 The members of the faculty of the Bir- mingham Seminary, 1720 Fifth avenue, will in future be lat home" to their friends on Tuesday afternoons from to o'clock and Friday evening from 7:30 to 10:20. The following teachers reside in the Seminary: Misses Louie Compton, Hattie Morton, Matte Clayton. Jerusha Hemphill, Eloise Hemphill, Rosa Marquis, Fife Maude Cline Martha Cline, Mamie Holifeld, Irene Fow- fer Brown, Norrinne Cochrane, Carrie Beaird, Carrie Picens, Mrs. Jennie South all
 
 Miss Emma Reid and Miss Annie Reid will go down to Montgomery tomorrow to attend the street fair
 
 Miss Edith Snow will leave tomorrow for Montgomery.
 The Eleanor Heard Club of Woodlayn, formerly the Woman's Club, held the first meeting of it's sixth season at the home of Mrs H. c. Hodges, October ?. Officers for the coming year were installed as follows: President-Mrs. Cole.
 Vice President-Mrs. J. M. Dewberry. Secretary-Miss Massey.
 Treasurer-Miss Stinson.
 The study for the term will be English history. Each member made pleasant the moments by relating vacation experiences of the waning summer The daintiest of refreshments were served by the hostess The club will next meet with Mrs. G. B. Gibson on Tuesday next.
 Mrs. E. L. Higdon of Wood,awn enter tained the Tuesday Afternoon Club last week. Sides were chosen and an old fashioned spelling bee was engaged in which was extremely laughable. A copy of Webster's Dictionary was awarded Miss Leila Martin, the successful speller and "blue back to Mrs. Wilson for the booby Music was rendered by Miss Hodges. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. All present departed feeling taht they had spent most delightful afternoon The club will meet next with Mrs. $. J. Johnston.
 Senator John T. Morgan and the Misses Morgan will arrive in Birmingham next Wednesday and will be the guests of Major and Mrs. James Hardie, at their South Highland home
 The Edgewood Literary Club will meet with Mrs L. T. Bradned Friday after noon at o'clock.
 The ladies of the Baptist Hilman Hos pital Chapter will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the First Baptist church.
 
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Douglass announce the marriage of their daughter, Marion Eemmett, to MT. Francis Woolsey Lawson of Selma on Wednesday, October 24 at 2 o'clock D. m. in the Methodist church at Avondale. No cards.
 The regular meeting of the Eleanor Hood Club will be held Tuesday, October Is, with