The age-herald., 1900-06-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

The many friends of Miss Elizabeth Hor- ton of this city will be delighted to learn that she carried off the honors of the At lanta, Ga, Normal commencement last week. She has perhaps the most success full kindergarten in Atlanta, and has been increasing her efficiency and capacity by continued study in the normal school there. Later she hopes to investigate the work of kindergartens in larger cities and will bring the most helpful ideas and methods to her class. AS an additional token of their appreciation her patrons presented her with beautiful gift and engaged her services for another year.
 
 Misses Lovie and Florence Glennon of Mobile, who have been visiting Miss Ferry Nabb at the Morris hotel and Mrs. Ida Adams in Fifth avenue, returned home Wednesday night
 Miss Mary Colvin has gone to Lincoln, Ala, to visit her brother, Dr. Colvin. She will be absent about a month.
 Miss Amy Tutwiler of New Orleans who has been visiting Miss Mary Clare Milner, has gone to Adamsville to spend a week with her brother
 Theta Chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity has issued invitations to a german to be given on the evening of June b at Elks hall, Tuscaloosa.
 There will be a special meeting of St. Mary's Chapter of the Hillman hospital at o'clock this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. A. Yates, in Eleventh avenue.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of the Advent met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John G. Murray at the rectory, who entertained delightfully."-. The occasion was a most pleasant one and will be long re- membered.
 Through error the name of Mrs w. P. Taylor appeared the programme of an entertainment to be given tonight by the Christian Endeavor Society of the South Highland Presbyterian church. On Saturday at o'clock at the Woman's | club there will be a meeting of the new l officers. This is an important meeting and each officer is requested to be present. At
 
 | meeting of the club, the last meeting of the l summer. full attendance is desired.
 
 Miss Velma Enslen is visiting Miss Ed wina Fulton at Oxford University, Missis- sippi
 Mrs. Mcclure and daughter, Miss Everett, and Misses Sadie and Lottie Sawyer, of Jasper, are guests of Miss Fannie Carter, North Highlands
 Mrs. Freeman will give dance at de- lightful Lakevew this evening. Miss Carrie Hill, who has been teaching | at Lafayette Ala, for some months, is al home for the holidays. Mrs. J. Sandman and daughter left yes- | terday for Louisville, where they will spend a few weeks, visiting relatives and friends Miss Mamie Denison left yesterday for Seymour, Ind, where she goes to spend several weeks with Miss Annie Whitcomb
 
 | Miss Catherine Jelks daughter of Senator l William D. Jelks of Barbour is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Edward H. Cabaniss, or the South Highlands. Miss Julia Jelks an. other niece of Mrs. Cabaniss, and daughter | of Dr. Jelks, of Hot Springs, Ark, was in Birmingham last evening on her way | home, after visit to relatives in Mont | gomery and Eufaula Miss Lucy Brower of Chicago, who will | be pleasantly remembered as the soprano ir | the Chicago Glee club, arrived in the city | yesterday afternoon, where she will in the | future reside. and is stopping with the fam l fly of MT. Trueblood, 1637 Eleventh avenue | South. Miss Brewer will be heard at the social of the South Highlands Presbyterian l church tonight