The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-15
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 Personal Mention,
By MYRTLE MILES.

An event of the week in the club world will be the reciprocity meeting of the Twentieth Century club at the Hotel Hillman Friday at 8 o'clock. From year to year this open meeting has been observed by the club, sub jects of interest being discussed by representatives of the various clubs in the city.
 At this meeting the subject will be Birmingham" MT. F. V. Culvert the presiding elder of the M. D. church. South, of this district, will talk on the civic needs of Birmingham; Mrs. Flournoy Rivers will talk on the "Mu- sic of Birmingham;" Df. J. H. Phillips will talk on Manual Training in the High School, and Public Education" Music will be one of the pleasing features. Mrs. Harriett O'Neil, Miss Nunnally and Miss Laura Belle Enslen will sing.
 The club will have about 50 guests, including the representatives from the 21 clubs in Birmingham.
 Dr. Hogans class at the Southside Baptist church will give a Christmas entertainment Friday evening at the church. Interesting tableaux and re- treatments will be among the features of the evening.
 The Womans Christian Temperance union will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church.
 The marriage ceremony of Miss Eliz- abeth Morris Mason and Mr. James Taylor Southgate will be solemnized at o'clock Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wyndham Ma son. The attendants will include Miss Fannie May Mason, as maid of honor; MT. Vernon Ramseur, as best man, and little Elizabeth Southgate and Richard Brown, Jr, as ribbon bearers.
 The marriage of Miss Anna Van Hoose and MT. William Allen Davies will be 8 prominent event of tomor- row, taking place at S:80 in the even ing at the church of St. Mary's-on- the Highlands. Mrs. James McLester Miss Helen Van Hoose maid of honor and Miss Susie McLester, Miss Linley Graham, Miss Mary Ruth McLester Miss Marjorib weatherly. Miss Jennie Bridges and Miss Anne Le Grande bridesmaids. Dr. Norborne Cooke will be best man and the groomsmen, pr. Gaston Terrence, Dr. Kennon Bedford of Boligee, Dr. Joseph Leland of Tus- caloosa, MT. Edward Snow of Tusca- loosa, MT. Edward Crawford and MT. Foster Fitzsimmons of Atlanta. The ushers will be MT. Hill Ferguson, MT. Robert E. Newman, MT. Hugh Mar tin, MT. Ransom Mabry, MT. Chase Per kins and MT. Richard Hawkins. A reception at the home of MT. and Mrs< J. A. Van Hoose will follow. Miss Donald Seals will entertain the Agathos club this afternoon. Mrs. Alfred Eubanks' reception for her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Coleman, Ward, will take place this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
 Mrs. Harrison Stewart Matthews card party in compliment to Miss Cor don and Miss Bennett, will be an event of this evening.
 Miss Linley Graham will entertain this evening at a buffet supper. Her guests will include the Davies-Van Hoose bridal party.
 Father Daily the philanthropist, will lecture at the high school this even ing.
 recent chatty letter from a former Birmingham woman, now resident of New York, tells of seeing Miss Jennie Trimble of this city one evening during the past week at the cotillon at Sherry's. Miss Trimble arrived late after a dinner given in her honor at Delmonico's. She was notably conspicuous because of here unusual beauty, appearing in a white decollete messaline gown with her hair dressed high and jewelled aigrette for ornament.
 She was also seen on another occasion al the LaFayette where she was also the