The age-herald., 1902-05-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

 Mrs. George C. whatley's card party on Friday afternoon was one of the most picturesque and beautiful events of the week and assembled nearly a hundred | guests. The Indian idea was carried out 1 in the decorations and in all the details The score cards were drawn from a wig | wam and included moccasins and hunt ing bags. The consolation was drawn | from canoes. Cherry was dispensed | from a punch bowl and a delicious 1 luncheon was served at the close of the | game The prizes were won by Mrs. Cor inne Futile Mrs. Wheeiock and Mrs. Robert Jones. The fete to be given this month for the benefit of St. Vincent's hospital will be | held on the evenings of Wednesday | Thursday and Friday, May 21, 22 and 23 at East Lake. and on the afternoons or Friday and Saturday, May g and 24 Elaborate plans are being made by the different committees There will be splendid orchestra on each occasion, ana the pavilion will be used for dancing ana skating. vaudeville performance VIII be put on each evening and there will be a midway, where at least dozen at- fractions have already been arranged. Ices and cooling beverages will be dis pensed and altogether the series of fetes will be made attractive. In every way. There will be special attractions for the children on the two afternoons of the fete.
 Among the interesting contests will be the voting for the most popular baby under two years old in Birmingham. The contest will open tomorrow and the votes will be registered at the Hillman jewelry store where the prize, a gold necklace with jeweled pendant is now on exhi- tion
 The contest will be closed on the after noon of May "A, the last day of the fete. and the decision will be announced at East Lake.
 The women of the First Methodist church will have fancy work sale, May Is and 16 Handkerchiefs. doilies, center pieces and many handmade articles will be fore sale the occasion to be under the auspices of the Ladies Mite Society.
 
 Tomorrow night the "Childrens' Mika- do'' receives its last performance at the Jefferson theater, and it will In every respect be double the success of the pre- vious presentations.
 The rehearsal on Friday was very suc- cessful The hesitation has disappeared and in It's place is snap and go, the points are all brought out and the little actors feel thoroughly at home Nothing suc- ceedS like success. and the ,Mikado is a success beyond all question. The scen- cry is no small part of the entertainment. It has a beautiful setting and with the abundance of vines and shrubs to be used tomorrow, the land of Yum Yum" versus "Katisha" will be a veritable Ja- pan. There are nearly one hundred chill dren in the opera Each has its following and none more so than Arthur Chair l sell (Koko), Cecil Walkley (Pooh- Bah), George Harris Jr., (Nanki-Poo), Carl Oldam (The Mikado), Harry Satterfield (Pish-Tush), Nelson Odom (Nee-do), Au- relia Sewell (Katisha), Gladys Barkau l (Yum- Yum), Laura Belle Enslen (Pitti- Sing), Meta Schwab CPeep-Bo) and Julia Carney and Luressa Hymmes as dancing girls. The orchestra has given an extra reheansal with the company. The curtain will rise at S:30, and carriages may be or dered at 10:40.
 Mrs and Mrs. Eugene Enslen will give reception Tuesday evening in compli- ment to pr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd.
 
 Mrs. N. N. Crawford will entertain the Little Jokers Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Mary Fletcher of Huntsville Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. p. Frazier.
 
 The Tuesday Card Club will be enter tained this week by Mrs. N. w. French.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert P Parish are vis- iting their sister. Mrs. G. F. Harrington. at her home on the Highlands.
 - Mrs Wm Sample. wife of Captain Sample 18th Infantry. r. S. A., has just returned from the Philippines. and Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Clay, on South Highlands.
 MT. wm. L. Clay of Huntsville Is with his brother, J. w. Clay.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday af- ternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. N. Sain. 7A North Twenty-fourth street.
 
 What was formerly known as the Owl and Tiepsichorean Club gave a german at Lakeview Thursday evening. The german was led by Mir. Murray White and Miss 1 Sorrel Smith and was chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Estes and MT. and Mrs. Francis Eugene Butler. Those In attend 1 ance were Miss Markham, Miss Sara El- | liott, Mrs. Bernard Markham Miss Mary | C. Whetstone, Miss Lou Perkins, Miss Whitfield, Miss Frazier, Miss, Rumph, | Miss Berry, Miss Morrow, Miss Earl Adams, Miss Turpin of Eutaws Miss Will lie Coffee, Miss Moore and Miss Catch 1 ings. Mr. White, MT. Sorrel Smith, Mir. Porter Walker, MT. Sharples MT. Dun | lap, MT. Cooper, MT. Reynolds. MT Far l ley, MT. Gregory, MT Francis, MT. Smith, | MT. Moore. Mir. Bressie Vaughan, Mir. | Hawkins MT. Ward, MT. Frank White, MT. White Matthews, Mir Thompson, MT. Bert Brown, MT. Will Scott and MT. Col man Ward. If .
 MT. and Mrs John B. weakley have returned from Montgomery. | Miss Hollon Harris has returned from | Anniston.
 l Mrs. l.. G. Woodson will entertain the members of General Sumpter Chapter, | Daughters of the American Revolution, l Wednesday afternon at o'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting of the l Creche will be held Tuesday morning at 10:3o o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. | T. Nixon.