The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-20
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 The Tuesday Bridge club will meet tomorrow at 2;So with Miss Mamie Douglass.
 The Culture club will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs. John s. White. At the last meeting Mrs. Aird was chosen to represent the club at the meeting of the state federation in Montgomery and Mrs. c. c. Snyder is alternate.
 At Blount Springs today will occur the marriage of MT. Thornton Estes of this city and Miss Julia Maddox.
 The Eleanor Horde club will meet today with Mrs. Miles Bradford and Miss May Belle Bradford, in Woodlawn.
 Miss Julia Ware will entertain Thursday afternoon at cards.
 Mrs. John Honady and Mrs. Howard will entertain today at a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Stella Spiva.
 The Agathon, which was one of the most delightful of the small bridge clubs last season, has reorganized and held it's first meeting last week at thes residence of Mrs. Robert II. Hood.
 It's members are Mrs. E. N. Durham, Mrs Frank H. Bell, Miss Mary Giles pie, Miss Eula Drennen, Mrs Robert Hood, Mrs. Brooks Forbes Mrs Will bur Kelly, Miss Lizzie Norris Mason, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Eugene Nor thington, Mrs. John Yeatman, Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Mrs. Motion Smith, Mrs. Dewstoe, Miss Donald Seals and Mrs. Carl Seals.
 The club will meet this afternoon at 2:s0 with Mrs. Durham.
 Col. and Mrs. John Madison Caldwell have announced the engagement of their daughter Edith Christine to MT. Charles Robert Plosser, the wedding to be solemnized on the evening of Mo- vember 20, at home.
 Miss Laura Lee Murphy, who gave an interesting recital two weeks ago at Cable hall, will be heard Friday evening in a series of comic mono logues and dialect readings at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church, in the Sunday school room.
 Her programme embraces, besides several dialect numbers such well known selections as "A Modern Becky Sharp" Keeping a Seat at the Bene- fit Unexpected Guests" How It Happened" and The Pony Engine and the Pacific Express" which is said to be delightfully."- witty.
 l Miss Murphy created a great deal of admiration on the. occasion of her first l pleasing Friday evening. She is a graduate of both the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Cincinnati and of the i American Academy. Tickets are being rapidly sold by those of the church in charge of the entertainment.
 At the home of Mrs Frank Marston, l 1221 North Twenty fifth street, this i afternoon from ? to 6 o'clock the young ladies of the Cold Water society, of which Mrs. Marston is president, will : give a benefit entertainment. There will be sale of china paintings, can | dy, aprons and fancy articles.
 There were number of dinner parties dt lHe Country CluD SdlurQdy evening, and the ball room was a strong attraction until a late hour the barn dance being in high favor
 The informality that rules at these Sat urday evenings at the club is its most seductive feature. It permits the broadest latitude in the selection of gowns to be worn, and one sees the reception, dinner gown, dancing froek and street costume in refreshing variety.
 Among the attractive visitors to the club Saturday evening was Mrs. Wilson, who wore a superb directoire gown of black lace over white messaline. Her hat was one of the stunning new directoire models 1 all black. Mrs. Wilson is always magnih- gently gowned.
 Mrs. James Davidson one of the fall brides. wore dainty empire gown built of blue chiffon.
 Miss Lucille Gaston was one of the love- Hest of the younger set in her black net gown, one of the most picturesque models seen. She wore an immense black hat
 Mrs. George Bates Kelly wore a pretty