The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-24

time ago. In a recent letter to Mrs. Nor man Brooks she tells of the broken wrist and the suffering that 1t caused. Since it was set, however, her usual health is rap idly being regained.
 MT and Mrs. Guy Johnson left Friday for Tennessee where they are spending the week end. They will return tomor- row.
 Mrs. Hagedorn of West Point, Ga, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. simon Klotz. Miss Daisy Moody has been the guest for several days of Mrs. John L. Raul.
 The friends of MT. and Mrs H. c. Le- Sourd who are guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Morrow, will regret to learn or the serious illness of the former.
 Miss Katie Sharpe of Nashville, who has been visiting in Mobile, has returned to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.
 MT. Theodore Bethea of Talladega and Mrs. Oscar Bethea of Meridian are guests of MT. and Mrs. Sumter Bethea.
 Miss Vivian Beall of Nashville, after a visit to Mrs. Arthur Gaines, has gone to Macon, Ga., to visit friends.
 Mrs Adele Golson of Mobile is visiting Mrs. Arthur Gaines.
 A wedding that came as a decided sur prise to their friends was that of Miss Annie Erwin and MT A. c. McClelland which took place Friday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage in Elyton, with the Rev. A. D. Glass as the officiating clergy man. This was the first marriage solemn ized in the parsonage, which was but re- gently completed. MT. McClelland is con- nected with the Louisville and Nashville railroad. He and his bride will live at Boyles
 Mrs Margaret Patton-King has re- turned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles Thompson in Decatur. Miss Rosa Bains. Miss Florence Peebles and G. ". Bains will leave for Cuba Sun day evening to spend the remainder of the winter.
 The IIliard Literary society of the Bir- , mingham High school held its regular
 meeting on Friday evening The pro- gramme consisted of a debate. Resolved
 That woman's Suffrage Should Be Uni versal" The affirmative was upheld by Mack Norment and Lurton Huston; the negative by Leon Stanley and Lois Botsai After lengthy discussion the judges de- cided In favor of the negative. After the report of the critic the club adjourned. Miss Rebecca Rensford and sister, Mrs Iida V. Gresham, have gone to Charles ton, w. Va, to remain through the sum-
 mer.
 i Mrs. W. Kinley Ramsey of Ellwood
 City, Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
 P. A Holley. Mrs. Ramsey is native !, Georgian and before her marriage was a freouent contributor to the Augusta Her ald and other papers and magazines some of her poems and sketches attract ! ing wide attention.
 The regular meeting of the Mercy Home sboard has been postponed to take place l Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Prof. F. D. Losey who is widely known as a dramatic interpreter, will give one 1 of his charming entertainments from 1 ..uthello,' Friday evening o'clock, Feb
 ruary 5, unoer the auspices of the Shakes
 peare club, at the Margaret Allen hall, the object to De scholarship at the Girls Industrial school at Montevallo i Though one ol the Si"i toi hioin- bers of the Shakespeare club, Mrs.
 uemnhill for number of years l federation chairman of the "Montevallo
 scholarship" the club have taken espe- cial interest in this school. whose ad- mirable purpose is to educate young women without means of nteligently take care of themselves. While the club has annually made modest appropria- i ton they have had in their hearts to-,
 sooner or later, endow a scholarship, and
 now embrace this opportunity through the courtesy of Dr. Losey to lend his
 assistance in this grand cause and hope
 that there will be liberal and sympa
 thetjc response by the cultured people
 of this progressive city, not only for the
 intellectual benefit personally, but the sa-
 cred cause so near all hearts to help I equip the ambitious Alabama girls who l would rise above illiteracy. After the