The age-herald., 1901-11-17

Omwake, on Wednesday afternoon, No vember 22, at 3 o'clock, Central Presbyte- rian Church, Birmingham, Ala.
  MT and Mrs Frank B. Morris will be at home for the winter with Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Zeigler in venue H, between Twen- ty-first and 'Twenty-second streets.
 Mrs Robert Jemison will entertain her married friends in honor of Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., on the afternoon of Decem- Der 3. MT. and. Mrs. Jemison will enter tain the young people in the evening.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Addison G. Smith will entertain on the evening of December 5. This event will mark the formal entrance into society of their daughter, Miss Kake Smith.
 The eighth annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy convened the past week in Wilmington, N. C. The local organization, Pelham Chapter, was represented by Mrs. Charles G. Brown Mrs. Brown was also mem- Der of the monument committee of the convention from Alabama, and attended a meeting of that body last Monday in Richmoi d.
 At a meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Vincent's Hospital held the past week, the following annual election of officers took place: President. Mrs. F.. C.. Bow man, reelected, but declined to serve an- other term, thereupon Miss Dangaix was elected. First Vice pl esdent, Mrs P. G. Bowman; second vice president Mrs. G.. w. Whitfeld third vice pre sident, Mrs. A. B. Loneman; fourth vice president, Mrs Weston fifth vice president, Mrs. Boycc; secretary, Mrs. w. P. McCfossin; treasurer, Mrs. Charles F. Roy
 The board of directors of the United Charities held an important meeting the past week, the president, Nil $. J. E. LOT rey presiding. The Fl resent cold spell, which bears with special weight upon the poor and destitute of the city has in- creased the work of this organization, and the necessity of more coal for the poor of the city is one Of the most inn mediate needs of the organization.
 The many friends of Master Bert I'm ockmorten and Mrs. Allen w. Haskell will be glad to know that the former is gradually improving. although he still has somo fever, there are no con plica- tions ard his condition improves each day.
 
 Miss Grace Johnson returned from Mcntgon ny Thursday wh gre she attend- ed the reurion of the Confederate Veter- ans.
 The poverty sociar' given by Mrs. Hal J. Copeland last evening Tor the ben- eft of Wesley Chapel League, was most enJoyable affair. over a hundred guests were present and the poverty stricken costumes were much in evidence, causing q great deal of merr,meot Each person was arraigned before Judge" Hamill to be fined Tor prea kirg tho ',fcwls and reg erlashuns." "Sherief' George D. Reynolds made the charges against the defendants. The prize, a huge ginGercakc. for the best costume, was awarded to Miss Annie Archer.
 Miss Hattie Aron of Greenwood Miss, is visiting her relatives. Mir. a;'d Mrs. John G. Housman.
 MT. and Mrs. T. V. Boardman are spending faw days at Greensboro
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Louise Clisby to MT. John Mckenzie Norment. The wedding will take place in January.
 The Nineteenth Century Club will hold it's next meeting on Wednesday, with Mrs Arthur Belden instead of Mrs. Earle. On account of serious attack of lar yngitis Mrs. SinniGe will not sing at the Kendall Weston benefit at the Auditori- um Monday afternoon.
 
 The students of the Pollock-stephens Institute entertained a number of their friends yesterday afternoon with a musi- cal recital. The recital gave evidence of marked ability. on th- part of several of