The age-herald., 1901-11-03

pen and ink, water eoiors china tapes- try painting, wood carving and miniature painting. She allows no copying in her class work. but requires all her pupils to draw from the cast-still life and life It. self. Miss Fulton is a pupil of the Gin cinnati Art Academy, Cooper Institute of New York, J. H. Twachtmann, J. Alden | Weir, Raphael Collin and M. Girardot of Paris. a.
 Miss Fulton has achieved notable sue cess in Illustrating and designing, and in her studio displays beautiful specimens Of covers for books, sheet music, calen- dars, etc Miss Fulton has devoted seri- ous study to art criticism and art his- tory, having been a pupil of the mated au- thor Goodyear, who stands without rival as critic, lecturer and historian with American students. Miss Fulton wtn have charge of the art department of the Woman's Club, and some splendid work for this department has already been | planned for the winter. Y ss @
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 MT and Mrs. W. B. Leedy and Miss Leedy will leave on Tuesday for Mem Leedy's sister, Miss Annie Stratton, to MT Joseph H. Dadrick. The wedding will be at the home of Mir. and AIrs Cole, sister of the bride on the 18th instant Miss Emma Leedy will be maid Of shonor and a charming beyy of Memphis girls
 
 has frequently visited in Birmingham.
 
 On the evening of November 6 the Hillman Hospital Chapter No. will give souvenir reception" at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Hidden corner Sev- enteenth street and Eleventh avenue for the benefit of the Hillman hospital fund A programme has been prepared which will include musical selections from Mad anne Everest, MT. Werner and Miss Mar guerite Clarkson, and a reading by Mrs Hubert Scruggs. The admission will in- elude refreshments and a souvenir and pleasant evening Is promised all who attend.
 The first meeting of the Art Club will take place on Wednesday afternoon next at 2 o'clock in Miss Edna Smiths studio in the Watts building, Third avenue and Twentieth street.
 Miss Helen Shelby of Ellisville Miss, will be the guest of Miss Willie Caffee this week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. IL Kettig will enter tain on the evening of November 20.
 Miss Lucille Fitzsimons, daughter of the late Rev, O. F. Fitzsimons Is visiting Mir. aud Mrs. W. H. Woodward on the South Highlands.
 The Cadmean Circle will meet on Fri day afternoon with Mrs. J. c. Henley. | Next Saturday at the woman's Club will be First Presidents Day." when the club will entertain in honor of Mrs. R. H. Pearson.
 Mrs A. c. Avery Jr., who came to Bir- mingham to attend the wedding of her brother, Dr. Hardee Johnston, left for her home in North Carolina today. sss
 Mrs Annie Treadaway of Ramsey, Ala. is the guest of Mrs. William L. Peebles 14Os Twenty-first street. Mrs Julia w. Powers of Stewards Ala. is the guest of her daughter Mrs William L. Peebles 140S South Twenty first street.
 Hillman Chapter of Temple Emanuel will meet with Mrs. A. w. Beck, 2O13 Av- | enue G, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock .
 MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman have returned from their bridal tour. and are with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Fies, No. zioo Eleventh. avenue, South Highlands. The regular monthly meeting of the Creche will be held Tuesday morning at lO:S o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon. V Mrs. Morris Loveman, and daughter leave today for an extended trip to Wash ington, Baltimore and New York A vaudeville party was given at the residence of MT. James A. Downey, in Fifth avenue on Friday night last. -." *s9rt.t gttSrs
 
 Hughes of Easonville are visiting at the home of Mr.. J. G. Waite in Huntsville avenue.
 Mrs. A. J.. Quindiey of Little Rock is visiting her sister, Mrs R.. F. Wilcox, on the North Highlands. "hltt -.ss
 Mrs. Joseph McLester, son and daugh- ter, Miss Helen VanHoose. and MT. and Mrs Everard Meade arrived in New York from Europe and will reach Bir- mingham tomorrow over the; Southern. They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. James vanHoose this week. . Mrs T. H. Motion was unanimously elected auditor of the, Womans Club at the meeting yesterday afternoon. fss.ss 41{grftt3 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ledbetter have returned from New York They will be at home at. 2oosi Eighth avenue.
  The halloween .entertainment. given at | the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Downey, 2509 Twenty-fifth street, Friday night, was "a distinct success, both so- cially and finanoiallsH Hgwas given in be- half of foreign missions by the Juvenile Missionary Society. The parlors were ar- | tistically decorated with ferns and flow CTS. and refreshments were served. shgid sisgs s nc8i ,tH The Council of Jewish Women will hold | their first open meeting tomorrow after | noon at 3:3O at the vestra rooms of Tenn pie Emanuel Thal programme is as fol- | lows: Dr. Newfield,r The Jew In Fiction;" musical selection, Miss Markstein; paper,