The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-05-18
JOHN MARTHOL.

eral photographs of the locality and a
map were shown which were very inter-
esting. Refreshments were served and
the society adjourned. The next meeting
will be addressed by DR.. e. L. Marechal,
on the subject of the old French resi-
dents of the city.
The Aquinas Reading Circle closed it's
season on Tuesday with the following
programme:
Instrumental Duet (Danse Ukraine)
f. Tirchner.
Misses Annie McColgan, Maize McKeon
Vocal Solo (Merrily L ROAM. Schleif-
farth.
Miss Julia Braun, accompanied by Madam
Pillichody.
City of Paris. .........M Miss Ruby Horres.
Recitation (Van Bibber's Rock)....
Miss Theresa McAleer.
Piano Solo (Selections) ......
Miss Amelia O'Rourke.
Ex-Empress Eugene.
Miss Minnie Desmond.
The Fox Hunters (March)....
VIM. H. Penn.
Piano, Miss Katie Hurley; Mandolins.
Misses A. Nevnie, N Hurley, A. Law
retta, A. McCafferty, Mrs. R. Walsh,
Reading-Death of Prince Imperial
(Father Ryan. ...... Miss Belle Neville.
Vocal Solo-"I Know Not whyh-(Mat-
ted. Mrs. ]. ]. Damrich, accompanied
by Miss +. Parker.
Current Topics -. Miss Augusta Evans.
Violin nir-(Vieuxtemps), Miss
Loretta Schwaemmule accompanied by
Miss Corine Schaemmule
Address to the Circle.
Right Rev. Bishop Allen.
The young men of the Young MEN
| Christian Association are planning for a
cir 10 he rrit,
Monroe Park. There will be two rings
good music, fine athletic work and other
features usual to circus.
Bishop Barnwell was in Mobile during
the week on visit to his wife and
daughter.
The Philharmonic Society held its an
nual meeting meeting Monday and elected
the following officers: President, Mr..
Hugo Brown; vice. president, Mr. Henry
Tonsmire; secretary, Mr.. John P. Ross
treasurer, Miss Sterling; librarian, Mrs.
A Thelgard; executive committee,
Mrs j. S. Simon. Messrs Hallowell and
Reynolds. musical director, Dr. M. Chace.
Extensive preparations are being made
| TO entertain the Thompson Congressional
party which are expected here on May
| ~, and quite nice sum of money has
been raised for the purpose.
| The Sunday School class of Mrs. It.
! M. Mcmillan and Miss Grace Bestor had
| a lawn party Saturday afternoon and
raised $50 for church purposes
Mr.. VIM Dudley has gone to Waynes-
| boro and Livingston to inspect the cot
| ton region stations of the weather
| bureau.
Miss Fidelia McKeon entertained a
| number of her little friends on Friday
| evening at her handsome home on Gov
| eminent street. The large lawn was
strung with japanese lanterns, and games
were played in the open air, while dane
ing was INDUCED in in the drawing room.
Ices, cakes and iced fruit punch were
| served, and each guest received a SOU
venr.
The Junior Set had dance at the Ger
man Relief Hall on Friday evening. which
| was largely attended and thoroughly on
! joyed. The chaperones were DIR. and Mrs
| Bondurant.
The Hohenzollern of the North German
| Lloyd on which Miss Annie Louise Har.
4 rison sailed from New York on ApriI Ok
| arrived at Glbralter on May and nro.
ceeded thence to Naples Miss Harrison
| expects to be absent about six months
| and will be in London during the coro-
| nation.
Miss Mary Minge has returned from, a
visit from friends In Greensboro and
| Tuscaloosa
Mr.. James D. Hand will spend the sum-
| mer hunting big game in the Rockies.
and hopes to recuperate during this de-
| lightful vacation.
| An interesting event of the near f,,-
| ture is the meeting of the Alabama Press
Association, which convenes in this city