The age-herald., 1902-03-30

with cluster of American Beauty roses in token of their esteem.
 Important features of the past week have been the special entertainments giv- en by Prof. J. c. Weisner, to his class One was a tacky party and it was beautiful success. The march was led by Master Walter Lobman and Miss Mar garet Browne, daughter of Hon. w. B.
 Browne, mayor of Columbiana. She was gowned in so positively tacky style as to have seemed to have done her best to be a Thing of Beauty" Prof. 1 Weisner entertained at a German We'd nesday in compliment to the members of the Standard and Falcon Clubs, when the dance was led by MT. and Mrs. Wirth of | Chicago.
 Mrs. J. M. de Cottes spent last week in Augusta, the guest of her niece, Mrs. Gould Barrett.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phares Coleman. who went to New York some weeks ago for MT Coleman's health, have returned home.
 Miss Ala Pearce of Lexington. Ky, is the guest of Miss Nina Wadsworth. Mrs. Gonzales of Atlanta is the guest of her sister, Mrs, c. A. Floyd.
 Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald of Urbana, Ohio is the guest of her son, MT. H. H. Mcdonald, at his home on Mildred street. Mrs. Duncan is a Regent of the Urbana chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution.
 The Magazine Club met with Mrs AL fred Bethea. Thursday, when the pro- gramme included a paper on Hamlet by Mrs. Bethea, a paper on Cyrano de Der gerac, by Mrs. B. B. Smith, a paper on | the artists, Stuart and Trumbull, by Miss | Olivia Anderson and a paper on the Cur rent Events, by Mrs William Cary. The | important business feature of the meet I ing was the election of a delegate to the 1 Meeting of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs, which will be held in De. | catur early in May. Mrs. J. M. Falkner | was the member chosen Mrs. c. T. Huff | will attend the meeting as director of the | club.
 At a meeting of The Ionian Club held with Mrs William Stratford, Mrs. w. J. Drum was elected delegate to represent | the club at the meeting in Decatur. Mrs. | Phares Coleman will go as director and | Mrs. Hardwick Ruth was elected alter nate At this meeting the Clubs philan- | thropic work was discussed. The work | in which The Ionians specially interest | themselves is for The Boys Reformatory. near Birmingham. The Girls Industrial l School, at Montevallo, and the West End | Neighborhood House, where little Mont | gomery children who work all day are
 taught at night, and those who work all | night are taught in the day.
 Some of the small affairs of the past | week were: The entertainment of the | Tuesday Card Club by Mrs. A. Behr, when
 the first prize was won by Mrs. Nose Sa-
 bel. It was beautiful chaffng dish. The second prize was won by Mrs. Benn Strasburger, and the third prize fell to
 Mrs E. Lobman and was a pretty curio
 Mrs. A Harris ent ertained at cards Tues
 day. when the first prize was won by
 Mrs. Simon Well. It was a Lysette su-
 gar and cream set. The second prize, a piece of table silver, was won by Mrs
 M. Strasburger, and the third prize, a
 lovely bisque bust was won by Mrs. E. | Lobman.
 Miss Adelle Stoll entertained at cards l Tuesday.
 Misses Aurelia and Miriam Kahn en-
 tertained at cards Saturday evening
 Miss Nina Wadsworth entertained ai | cards Wednesday evening in complimen, to her guest Miss Ala Pearce of Lexing. | ten, Kentucky. The score was kept by
 Dr. J. N. Baker and Miss Olive Pearce The ladies' prize was gold hat pin, and was won by Miss Jamie Watts, and the