The age-herald., 1902-05-11
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

At the meeting of the Cadmean Circle Friday afternoon the following were elected officers for the ensuing year. President, Mrs. w. B. Leedy; vice presi- dent, M rs. J. D. Moore; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. James Weatherly; fed eration director, Mrs. J. Douglass Kirk patrick; le ader Miss Willie Allen.
 The Clionion Club at its last meeting elected officers for the ensuing year as followss President, Mrs. W. w. Bussey; vice president, Mrs. A. J. Dickinson; secretary, Mrs. Houston Johnston: treas urer, Mrs. S. F. Thompson; orthoetist, Mrs. Geo rge Cruikshank; director; 4urs. J. D. Dabh hey. The club voted to give fifty dollars 70 the Boys Industrial farm.
 
 The ann rrl convention of the Alabama Division, D aughters of the Confeoeracy which corN'enes Tuesday in Demopolis, will be notable occasion, the social side to be bril- liGnt. Birmingham will be rep resented by Mrs. Rose Garland Lewis, Mrs. Louis Bradford and Mrs. Charles G. Brown.
 Mrs. William Dorsey Jelks and Miss Catlerin ,Isks are at present in Atlanta, the guests of Mrs. Jelks sister, Mrs. c. c. Hanson
 Mrs. A. Q. Lane will go abroad with Mrs. Zac Smiths party in July.
 Dr. L. G. 'Woodson will go abroad this summer for a stay of four months Tn the Europe mn capitals.
 The regwfur monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary St. Vincent's Hos pital will be held at the residence of Mrs. William C. NEiston, Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A | the members are requested to be presel at as business of importance will be transacted.
 i, Mrs, Robe:t T. Ligon and little daugh- ter are visit ng Mrs. T. T. Hillman, 1872 Sixth avennA
 The membe rs of the Mite Society of the First Methodist church will conduct a May Day Sale on Thursday and Friday, the 15th and 16th, in a portion of the store occupied, by Mir Lindsay in the new city hall. A number of attractive lace and linen articles will be for sale, includ- ing handkeN thiefs, centerrieces, doilies caps and aprons.
 There will be a large card party at the Country Club tomorrow evening. The ta- DicS "iii bo ELI IdIbtu III lUS Dutl room and there wfIn be no cotillon danced after the games as heretofore. Mrs. Priestly Toulmin. Mrs E. M Tutwiler and Mrs. Harry Matthews have been asked to manage the details of the card party. which will be a charming event. Those who prefer pilas pong to cards will find all facilities for the game.
 There will be a dance at the club Mon- day evening of next week.
 MT. T. c. De Leon, the distinguished author and leoferer, spent yesterday in Birmingham eal route to Washington, D. c. MT. De Leoin will spend the summer at Sewanee.
 The meeting 'xt the Temple Emanuel Chapter of the Iillman Hospital Associa- tion will be held with Mrs. Henry Bar pard Tuesday, a4a;y 1S, at p. m., at Hote Hillman.
 Mrs. c. c. Snider and little daughter are visiting Mrs. w. H. Driskill of Gull. man.
 MT. c. C. Snider is visiting relatives ir Charlotte, N. c.
 Miss Mary Sooh Edmunson of Flor. ence Is the guest of Miss Eula Bingham at her home on Ave hue G.
 On account of isStrries recently received by Mir. w. T. Srnm ons, the wedding ar- arrangements for the marriage of his daughter. Miss M a1y Simmons to MT, Johns, have been changed. The cere- mony will be perfo ,med at the residence May 20 instead of f church. Only mem- bers of the family will be present.