The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-10
TusnAloosA.

Tuscaloosa, January 9.--(Special) Miss Ella Leland was the charming hostess for the Tuesday Evening Whist club this week and the meeting proved a most enjoyable one. The score cards repre- sented big American beauty roses A beautiful painted plate was won by Mrs. Henry A. Jones for making the highest score. The gentlemens prize pearl handled knife. was won by MT. Henry B. Kay, the ladies booby to Mrs. Edgar B. Kay on cut with Miss Edith Lodge and the consolation to Mrs. Archie Leland. delicious collation was served after the games
 The "Quakers" had a very delightful meeting with Miss Mary Sue Kennedy Thursday afternoon The subject for the afternoon was Beethoven" and an tn- teresting programme was rendered.
 The Up-to-Date club was charmingly entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Battle Searcy at her home on Broad street William Dean Howells' was the subject for the afternoon and interesting papers on his life and works were read by Mrs John Van Lear, Miss Annie Searcy, Miss Abbie Searcy, Mrs. Battle Searcy, Mrs. Ida s. Heidt and Miss Me lissa Wyman.
 The Tuesday morning Whist club was very pleasantly entertained by Mrs AL ston Fitts on Broad street The prize winners were Mrs. V. Harry Wilkins and Miss Mary McGown.
 The Kettledrurn had a most enjoyable meeting with Mrs. R. c. McCalla Thurs day afternoon. The subject discussed was Game and Hunting" and very inter esting programme was rendered. The decorations were very artistic and at the close of the afternoon 8 most delightful collation. was served
 Miss Jodie Neilson has gone to Louis- vile to study Kindergarten.
 Miss Annie Searcy visited Mrs. Robert Jemison at Birmingham this week.
 Miss Fannie Aterbury is visiting rel- atives in Louisiana.
 Mrs. George Nj. Cruikshank and daugh- ter. Miss Mary George Cruikshank, of Birmingham visited the formers sister, Mrs. Walter Gulley this week.
 Miss Sailie Lou Walker, who spent the holidays with her parents at Camp HILL has resumed her dutes as instructor at the Alabama Central Female college
 Miss Lillian Finnel who spent the holi- days with her parents here. has returned to Columbus. Ga. where she has prom inent position as teacher in the public schools.
 L. w. Hall has gone for a stay of sev- eral weeks to his home at Syracuse.
 Miss Mary Sue Kennedy has returned from Jackson. Tenn, where she was maid of honor at the marriage of Lorlng Grif- fin and Miss Dora Manuel. Miss Nellie Parker. who has been talk ing course in millinery at the Girls Industrial school at Montevallo, did not return after the holidays.
 Rev. J. J. Harris of Faunsdale, a former resident of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of his son, Norfieet Harris, on Broad street.
 Miss Blaunche Naugher of Falls is a recent matriculate at the Alabama Cen tral Female college.
 Charles R. Kellerman has returned i from a visit to his home at Pittsburg
 Miss Lucy McAdory, who has been spending her vacation with her parents at Jonesboro, has resumed her duties at the Tuscaloosa Female college.
 Miss Carrie Morrisette, who has been visiting Mrs. A. c. Cade has returned to her home at Newburn. l Miss Clara Cox has returned from carrollton. where she spent the holidays Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick the popular presiding teacher at the Tuscaloosa Fe- male college, has resumed her duties af- ter spending the holidays at her home at | Corinth, Miss.