The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

Graham, c. R. Ke1lerman Prof. Child, MISS Ailene Majors. Edith Lodge, Abble ftch searcy, Mary Hewell Majors The Op-to-Date club was very charm ingly entertained by Miss Annie Searcy, Monday afternoon, at her home in the hospital lawn. After the conclusion of the interesting programme, dainty re- l feIreshments completed the pleasant af- ternoen.
 The kettledrum was very delightfully."- entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Alonzo Hill, at her home, on Broad street. Ihe subject for the afternoon was Do mestle Problems and most interesting programme was rendered At the roll call each lady responded to her name by giv- ing some household receipt The after noon was most delightfully."- spent, Mrs. Hill proving herself a most elegant hos tess.
 on Friday evening, the faculty of the Alabama Central Female college enter tained large audience with a most de- lightful musical recital. A most pleasant reception was held in ! the rooms of the Young Mems Christian association, Friday evening There were a large number of guests and a very n- teresting programme was rendered dur ing the evening.
 Mrs Joseph Willngham of Atlanta. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Jenkins, has returned to her home.
 Prof. and Mrs. w c. Richardson are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sterling A. Wood in Birmingham.
 Miss Sadie Brown of Haynesville is a recent matriculate at the Alabama Cen tral Female college.
 Miss Mamie Bullock. Miss Clara Cox, of Carrollton, Miss Sallie Lou Walker of Camp HILL Miss Willie Rush of Missis- sippi former members of the faculty of the Alabama Central Female college, have returned to resume their duties. Miss Minnie Barnes has returned from visit to friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Russell of Jackson, Tenn. is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. George Manuel.
 Ben. r. Eddins has returned from a trip to Birmingham. Miss Mary Milner has arrived from Florence, and has taken charge of the First grade at the Tuscaloosa Graded schools.
 Miss Bettle Hays has returned from a visit to Aberdeen, Miss.
 Mrs. Billiard Hamilton of Mobile. for merly Miss Gussie Clarkson of Tusca- loosa. is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce on Seventh street She will ! leave in a few days for a visit to rela- tives in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. A Ogburn has returned from Montgomery, where she has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Lee Lollo- way.
 Mrs. John Little and son, Irving. have returned from a visit to relatives at Louisville and a stay at Monteagle.
 Mrs. William w. Brandon has returned from a visit 10 Montgomery.
 Dr. George w. Briggs delivered a most entertaining lecture at the Tuscaloosa Female college, Friday evening. under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian association. There was a large audience present, and the lecture was most thor oughly enjoyed.
 Miss Luda Winslett is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Norfeet Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Coleman of New Orleans are the guests of the latters sister, Mrs. Harry V. Wilkins.
 Miss Pearl Berry of Coaling is a re- cent matriculate at the Tuscaloosa Fe- male college.
 Mrs. Parsons. who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. w. B. Saffold, has return ed to her home in Birmingham.
 Mrs George Cruikshank of Birmlng- ham, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Walter Gulley. has returned to her home.
 Miss M. Crawford of Centerville was recent visitor to the city. l MT. and Mrs. J. w. Minor of Ensley ] visited Tuscaloosa this week. Mrs Charles P Orr of Birmingham, president of the Federation of Woman's clubs of Alabama was in the city re- cently the guest of Mrs. Ellen Peter- Bryce.
 Miss Marion Parker of Columbus, Miss, will arrive next week to visit her cousin, Miss Jodie Nelson, on Eighth street.
 S. F. Aston has gone for a visit to St. Louis.
 A. H. Butler of Huntsville is a recent | matricuate in the freshman class at the l University of Alabama.
 Zack Sheppard of Jasper has re-entered the University law department and will complete his course this year.
 pr. w. F. Bingham attended the Ma tional Association of Retail Druggists at Washington, last week. Dr. John Little has returned from Louisville, Ky, where he witnessed the ordination of his son, Rev. John Little, at the meeting of the Presbytery.
 Will Cotter has returned from visit to Birmingham.
 Miss Lula Jones of Camden has arrived and taken up her duties as art teacher at the Tuscaloosa Female college.