The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04

The Study circle Of the Art club held most interesting meeting in one of the reading rooms of the public library yesterday afternoon. The mem bers were the guests of Miss Greene. who wished to interest them in the library work, her desire being to form a special art-reference library, and she found all in perfect accord with her plans. After the meeting she con ducted them through the new rooms of the library, which were revelation to many in the rapid growth and sys- tenn. The programme of the Study club was as follows;
 The Gaddis-Miss Hannah Elliott.
 Oscagna-Mrs. Joseph Montgomery.
 The Spanish Chapel-Mrs. Raulston.
 The Legend of the True Cross-Miss Jones.
 Bocaccio and the Decameron-Mrs. Lowell.
 ing talk on the medieval ideas of the future life as imbodied in Dante.
 Personal Notes.
 Mis- Moneta Osteen of Sumter, s. O., who has been the guest of Mrs. D. B. Ander- son, Is now the guest of Mrs. A. E. Meadow.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Edwards have moved into their new home, 1906 Four teenth avenue north.
 Mrs. William Mullen Johnson has re- turned to her home in Gulfport, Miss, after visit to Mrs. Lge Loy. Mrs Bradley J. Saunders and Mrs. Hu- bert Drennen are in New York.
  MT. and Mrs. A. L. Bennett have moved to 1010 Eula street south. Mrs Henry B. Gray and Mrs. Viola Redin will leave JuneS2 % for European tour. They will be absent four months. during which time many points of inter est will be visited. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Redin have made no definite plans as to the places to be seen, their idea being to remain in one old world city until they are tired of 1t before departing for another.
 Friends have received cards from Mir Nathan l.. Miller, sent from Naples. It is learned with pleasure that his health is much improved.
 Mrs Alice M. Douglass, who formerly resided at 1902 South Twentieth street, will be at home in the future at 1912 Twelfth avenue.
 U. Swift, 519 North Twenty-fifth street, Fri day, April 2. Those present were Misses Margaret Drennen, Mary Dykes, Genie Sherling, Margaret Foster, Eva Clansing, Gladys Wiggins, Mamie Brown, Frances Bailey, Lois Davis, and Evelyn Vest moreland.
 After the initiation of the new members refreshments were served and the even ing was spent in playing games. 
 MT. and Mrs. s. M. Hanby are at home at 2O33 Thirteenth avenue south.
 Mr. w. c. Agee, who is in charge of the equestrian portion of the parade Tuesday afternoon, requests that all who will ride meet him in Magnolia Park near Five Points promptly at 2 o'clock that after noon so that the line may be formed, the horses hammered, etc. From that point the line will move to Sixth avenue, through Twenty second street, Avenue b' and Eighteenth street, joining in the pa rade at Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street.
 The General Sumter chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Fred Shepherd at her home on Eleventh avenue
 The regular monthly meeting of the Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church will take place tomor- row afternoon at o'clock in the church parlors.
 The Eleanor Horde club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 230 o'clock at the home of Mrs. s. E. Stinson on Sixtieth street. south. with Mrs. T. J. Kidd as