The age-herald., 1900-06-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

The General Sumpter Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, are arranging for appropriate exercises on Wednesday, July at the residence of the State Regent, Mrs. J. Morgan Smith The occasion will be both beautiful and patriotic. The colo nies will be represented by a group of handsome women, and Mrs. Smith will make a talk of historic interest. The ex- ercises will take place Wednesday morning at 10:50 o'clock, and the members of the chapter are requested to notify the hostess if they are unable to be present
 Mrs. w. E. B. Davis has returned from Blount Springs.
 Miss Julia Tutwiler returned to Livinss- ton last night.
 Mrs. W. D. Wyker will return to Decatur today
 Miss Mamie Johnston and Miss Lizzie Johnston will return tomorrow from North Carolina.
 Miss Kate Marshall is at Blount Springs. Miss Prileau of Charleston, s. C., is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Sowell.
 
 The young women of the First Baptist church will give q ''grapnapnone evening tonight at the residence of Mrs. Henderson, corner Sixth avenue and Twenty-third street. Several vocal numbers will also be given by Miss Mettie Davidson and Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen, and refreshments Will also be served. The public is invited. The proceeds will be devoted towards equiping a gospel boat in China.
 Miss Sallie Stamps, the matron of Bap- lists Ophan Home at Evergreen, is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Professor and Mrs. Foster of Howard College will spend a part of the summer in Tuscaloosa.
 There will be mass meeting of the wo- men of the city and suburban churches this morning at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church for the purpose of cooperating with the movement look ing to the erection of a new buildiSS for Hillman Hospital. cordial invitation is extended all women interested in the work to be present
 Miss Amoson, of Evergreen, is the guest of friends in the city.
 Lieutenant Smith, of the West Point Mill ltdry Academy, IS the guest or ms parents, MT. and Mrs Matthew Smith,
 Miss Gertrude Wooley will leave the first of the week for a visit to the southern part of the State.
 Mrs. George F. Harrington entertained at progressive crokinole Wednt sday evening at her home on North Highlands. MT. George Reynolds and Miss Velma Harrington of Mississippi were the fortunate winners.
 
 All members of Hillman Chapter of Temple Emanuel are invited to attend a mass meeting of the United Workers for Hillman Hospital this morning at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the First Method ist Church. Mrs. J. Sandman, Chairman of Hillman Chapter of Temple Emanuel.
 Miss Kathryn Staley gave a delightful re- cital last evening at the Conservatory of Music. It was well-attended and the audi ence was quite charmed with the pro- gramme, which included songs and recita- tions. Miss Staley was effectively gowned in black with Jetted spangles. She is an extremely graceful young woman and ap peared to great advantage. She has given recitals in many of the large cities, and the press notices have been most compliment ary, and her rendition of the following programme last night fully sustained her | reputation. Miss Staley was musically ac- companied by Miss Corrie Handley. The programme was as follows: Songs-ta) Sombrero (Chaminade); (b) 1 Hindoo Song (Bemberg). Impersonation-(a) The M;nuet (Flavel | Scott Mines); (b) Little Cat (Anopymous) Songs-(O Aria (de Pinna); O., Olumber Song CTito MatteD Reading-From the Dolly Dialogues (An- thony Hope).
 Song-Because of Thee (Berthold Tuurs) Readings-(a) The Language of Love George A. Baker); (b) Needles and Pins (Frederick Weatherly) Solveg's Song-Peer Gynt Suite (E. | Grieg).
 | Monoiogue-Aux Italians CE gulwer-Lyt- l ton).
 (Musically accompanied).