The age-herald., 1900-08-27
STATE SOCIETY.

Mrs. d. Bevans, widow of the late Dr. Mrs. w G. Broadway and daughter Miss Matte and Miss Louise Ross, have re- l turned from a months stay at Chautauqua, N '.
 Mrs General Pendleton of Nashville IS visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs flaw kins Pogue
 MT. and Mrs. Fauney Hughes and Mrs. l M. M. Hughes are spending a few weeks
 at Belleview on Lookout Mountain. Miss Ida Carrow has returned from a
 visit to relatives in Tennessee. Mrs. Otto Agricola and children are vis- iting relatives in Marietta, Ga.
 Mrs. Brooks of Chattanooga is the guest of Mrs. I. w. Jolly on Chestnut street. Dr. Granting has been elected by the commissioners to the scolarship in the
 Medical College at Mobile, provided by law for Etowah County. The Union church at Slabama City is nearing completion and will be a hand. some structure. Lewis Carron has returned to New Or leans after a visit to his mother in this
 city. B. E. Cappo has returned from a visit to his parents in Talladega The Etowah Rifles, under command of Captain Jee L. Daniel. returned from the encampment at East Lake Thursday morn-
 ing, all having had a jolly time. Mrs. Oscar Cowan has returned to Schenks Springs. James W. Randall of Birmingham visited his parents here this week Miss Lula Harbour of Piedmont is visit ing relatives at Coats Bend. Miss Annie Aiken is the guest of Miss Kelly at Anniston. Mrs. A. A. Allison has returned from a visit to her sister at Montgomery Mrs. Fred Frank, who has been sick sev- eral weeks, has about recovered. The Thursday Study Club was charm | ingly entertained by Miss Mathilde Bilbro | at her home Chestnut street Thursday w. H. Wright of Blocton is in the city | with the view of locating here. MT. Wright | is prominent lawyer. Mrs Lucinda Funderberg died at the home of her son. pr. W. L. Funderberg, on Broad and First streets Monday, after a short illness from pneumonia. Her re-
 mains were taken to Bethany church yard
 near Hill.
 One of the most delightful affairs of the
 season was the reception and dance given
 at the Printup Monday night by Miss
 Stella Ruch in honor of her guest, Miss
 Julia Henzel of Chattanooga.
 Charles E. Weeks attended the meeting
 of the Seventh Congressional district com
 mittee in Birmingham Friday.
 Attalla's young society people enjoyed
 trolley ride to Gadsden on Friday night.
 They were chaperoned by MT. and Mrs.
 Edward Stewart and pr. and Mrs. N N.
 nnd ohn nto o1n oil
 having had delightful time MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Herzberg left Sunday for New York.
 Miss Willie Crawford of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Mathilde Bilbro. Mrs. A. Harris and daughter, Miss Ruth, ! have returned to their home at Corsicana,
 Tex, after a visit to relatives here. Engene Randall of West Point, Ga, wis.,
 ited his parents here this week.
 A. F. Lankford is in Chattanooga
 pr. J. B. Liddell has returned from Bir-
 mingham, where he was called by the
 serious illness of Dr. Wright.
 The Thursday Study Club will have it's
 next meeting with Miss Louise Ross on Broad street. The young ladies of the club are trying to establish a Lyceum in Gadsden, and it is hoped they will be suc- cessful in their efforts. Mrs. Joe McCluney and daughter Miss
 Birdie, and son Joe left Friday for Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. McCluney goes for the
 benefit of her little sons health He has been a sufferer from rheumatism for the | past three years. Hon. J. W. Boykin is In Birmingham Otto Agricola is in Atlanta, where he went to have his eyes treated