The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-24

table visitors who will be present is Miss Catherine Jelks, daughter of Governor William D. Jelks She will be the guest of Mrs. Thomas w. Palmer at the Uni versity and her presence will be greatly appreciated, this being her first visit to this city.
 The Tuesday Evening Whist club was very elegantly entertained by MT. and Mrs. Richard P. Prowell in the parlors of the Washington hotel. The score cards were hand-painted In the shape of straw berry leaves with luscious looking straw berries in the center. There were ten ta- bles and the games were greatly enjoyed. The ladies' prize, a hammock was won by Mrs. Mims P. Jemison, while the gen. tlemans prize, a pearl-handled knife, went to Walter Guley. The hostess was gowned in pale blue brocade with bertha of point lace.
 The Up-to- Date club was pleasantly en- tertained Monday afternoon, by Mrs. Battle S. Searcy The subject for the afternoon was the artist, Kaulback and a very interesting and profitable pro- gramme was rendered.
 The Chit Chat club was very charming ly entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Mary Emma Browne at her home on Greensboro avenue. Flinch was the or der of the afternoon and was greatly en- JOyeu. The prlZe OF Dedulllul Ian was cut for by Miss Katie Lou Powers and Miss Annie Marlowe, the latter winning. Besides the club members there were a number of out-of-town guests.
 The Tuesday Morning Card club spent very delightful morning with Mrs. Nor fleet Harris. The meeting was a particu- larly interesting one, it was the last assembly of the club this summer. The prize, a fan, was won by Mrs. R. P. Prowell, on cut with Mrs. Alonzo Hill. The booby, necktie, was won by Mrs. Adolph Cade.
 Miss Abbie Searcy, who has been in Carrolton visiting her sister, Mrs John T. Cochrane, has returned to her home. She was accompanied by MT. and Mrs. John T. Cochrane, who are visiting their parents in the city.
 A large number of Tuscaloosa people are attending the reunion at New Orleans.
 During the University commencement Miss Mary Hewell Majors will have as her guests Miss Laura McAlpine and Miss Mary Calhoun, both of whom formerly resided in Tuscaloosa
 Miss Mabel and Miss Jean Gordon of Athens and Miss Freeman of Philadel- phia, who have been visiting Miss Lena Hawkins have returned to their homes.
 Miss Grace Guerrant of Wilmore, Ky, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. David Clay lily, Tor several weeks, mas returned to her home.
 E. K. Kraddock is visiting his brother at Columbus, Miss.
 Mrs. Walter D. Seed Is attending the re- union at New Orleans
 Miss Allene Majors has returned from Georgiana. where she has been teaching for the past year.
 Miss Dixie Weatherford is visiting rel atives in the city.
 Miss Ware and Miss Mcknight of Bir- mingham will be the guests of the Misses Ashley at the University during com | mencement.
 Miss Carrie Turner has returned from Attalla, where she has been teaching for | the past year.
 Miss Jodie Nelson has as her guests, Miss Marion and Miss Bessie Lou Parker I of Columbus. They are to remain until l after commencement
 MT. and Mrs. Luther Foster are in New | Orleans attending the reunion i Mrs. J. Manley Foster will have as her