The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10

was both interesting and Instructive. 1t
was as follows: Paper-"Hariet Beech
er Stowe."-Miss Susie Planck. Discus
sion-"Uncle Toms Cabin" Miss Pill
lans. story-"The Minister'S wooing, =
Miss Blanche Planck Current Events
Mrs. Quill
The meeting of the Epworth league at
the home OF Mrs. Price Williams, on
Bayou street. Friday afternoon, proved
to be very delightful affair. The music
rendered by some of the members added
much to the pleasure ofsthe evening.
At the conclusion of the meeting light
refreshments were served. Is
Mrs. Harry Sinnatt nee Miss Irene
lizard Of Nashville. Tenn, has arrived in
the city, and is the guest Of her brother,
DR.. George lizard, on Government street.
Miss Minnie Pettus has returned after
an absence of several weeks on a visit
to relatives and friends In Memphis
Tenn. =
Mrs. r. II. Clarke entertained the
Hamilton Whist club at her. home on
Government street, Monday afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. Mrs. Gazzam and
Mrs Broadwood made the highest scores
and the consolation was awarded to Miss
Julia McPhillips. Those present were
Mrs. Elliott johnson, Mrs. Donald, Mrs.
Paul AclSer, Mrs. Broadwood Mrs.
Frank Davis. Mrs. Gazzam, Mrs. M. f.
Kirkbride, Miss Mollie Irwin, Miss Julia
McPhllips, Miss LeBaron and Miss Ma
bel Heustis.
Mrs. George C. Gaillard and children
returned Monday after spending several
weeks with relatives and friends in Cam
den and Perdue Hill, Ala. IS
Mrs. E. D. Bondurant Is in New Or
leans for few days. 8.a.s
Miss Mary Hybart returned Monday
from a delightful visit of several weeks
In Selma. Ala, a,-<4sss s.i ss
Miss Willie Oliphant is in the city for
a short while. She is the guest of Mrs.
j. c. Hybart $50 Palmetto street.
The Aquinas Reading circle met Tues
day evening at the McGill Institute with
q very large attendance, and a delightful
evening was, enjoyed by all the members.
The programme was as follows: Roll
call. answered by names of emperors of
ancient Rome. Literary programme-Pi-
ano solo-NIiss Anna McColgin and Miss
Julia Braun. THE Era of the Martyrs
Mrs. M. LeBaron. Roman Cata-
combs, Miss B. Neville. Current Top
les, Miss May Keoughan. Piano solo
Miss Margie Burke.
The Shakespeare club held an interest
ing and Instructive meeting Tuesday af-
terneon. The Questions discussed were
from the fourth act of King Lear. The
next meeting of the club will be held
May IL. at the usual hour.
Mrs. Thad Partridge left Tuesday night
for Demopolis, Ala. She will be absent
several weeks Mr.. Partridge is In New
York for treatment, and his many
friends hope for rapid recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Harris left We'd
nesday for visit to New York and other
cities. ~ "
The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton and a numbertof invited, guests
were delightfully."- entertained on Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. w. p. Mcintosh.
The broad hall was frightened by huge
American flags, and vases Of glowing
crimson peoples, while the same color
scheme was used in the drawing room,
dining room and library, where punch
was served.
Mrs Caro- NJ. Cameron left few days
ago for Savannah, Ca. on visit to her
brother. Mr.. R. d. Malone.
Miss Marcia Burgess has gone to Nor