Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-19
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

makirS elaborate arrangements for en- terts inng visitors to Atlanta during the | expos ton months. The Atlanta Journal of Saturday published list of receptions Q far arrangqed. In publishing them 1t says:
 With September 15. less than a month from today, the gaiesies begin. As soon as the exposition is well under way each day will bring a goodly company of dis tir gl,'shed women to the city, all of whom will have to be entertained in a r-o~-.or worthy of them and the expo ~i.ica. Mrs. Clarence Know,es is chair ron Of the committee on ceremonies and ,eeer.i~,e and has arranged for series O. sfte-noon tese to follow each other Ci.-'nC October November and Decem- rer, on an average of three week. The N@o-d hae made many excellent appoint- feents f-,f rone which has reflected more e"eun o1 their judgment than when they naaced Ms. Knowles at the nead or this department. The exposition could not be reDresen ed oy woman who at all times could be more depended upon to do her. self and then full iue ice. Naturally gifted with the rare personal quanty that, for v-@--" of Letter term, We call distinction, and VI ch h IS been enhanced by experienco IF che most desirable So- ciety, north ana south, she easily takes rank DC 9 WI nan of the best social taste and taIer,A Her influence is subtle, and tha' yer reason more strongly felt than mat or most women; and her en- tertainments are models of elegance. She has the -aculty of quickly recognizing the honors due people and tine bca0tiful graciousness necessary for the succoss- ful giving of dinners, Tn which. indeed she excels. Mrs. Knowles will herself open the series of teas by giving two at
 
 gramme, as it has been made out up to date, is as fellows:
 Mrs Clarence Knowles, at home, Tues day, Septem Der "A.
 Mrs Clarence Knowles, at home, Tues day, October l.
 day, October 4.
 Mrs Edward Tyler, at home, Tuesday, October 8.
 Mrs Aaron Burr Steele, at home, Fri day, October II.
 Mrs. William Greene Raoul, at home, Tuesday October h.
 Mrs William Dickson, at home, Friday, October IS.
 Mrs. William Lawson Peel, at home, Saturday, October 19.
 Mrs. Hugh Hagan, at home, Tuesday, October 22.
 Mrs Edward Coyningham Peters, at home, Friday. October %.
 Mrs William Daniel Grant, at home, Monday, October 2S.
 Mrs Albert Cox, at home, Wednesday, October 30
 : Mrs William A. Hemphill, at home, Thursday, October q
 Mrs. Clark Howell, at home, Friday, November 1.
 Mrs. Samuel Martin Inman, at home, Monday November 4.
 Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, at home, Thurs sday, November '.
 Mrs. Samuel Martin Inman, at home, Monday, November II.
 Mrs. William Daniel Grant, at home, Tuesday, November 12.
 Mrs George Traylor, at home, Thurs day, November IA.
 Mrs. Porter King, at home, Saturday, November 16.
 Mrs. Samuel Martin Inman, at home, Monday, November IS.
 Mrs Albert Thornton, at home, Thurs day, November 21
 Mrs. Samuel Martin Inman, at home, Monday, November 25.
 Mrs. Albert Thornton, at home, Thurs day, November 2S.
 Mrs. William Greene Raoul, at home, Tuesday, December 3.
 Mrs. Harry Bethune Tompkins, at home, Friday, December 6.
 Mrs William H. 1nman, at home, Tues day, December TO-
 Mrs William A. Hemphill, at nome, Friday December 13.
 Mrs. Porter King, at home, tuesday, December IT.
 Mrs. William Dickson, at home, Friday, December 20.
 Besides these afternoon affairs there will be many very brilliant evening func- tions. The Capital City club will give several immense receptions. The colonial hall will be 2 memorable occasion and there will be an endless succession or dinners luncheons and coalitions. The season promises to be by far the most ;y,t lanh hictn nf
 The ceremonies and reception commit tee is composed as follows;
 Mrs Clarence Knowles, chairman; Mrs. Henry Grady, Mrs A. w. Calhoun, Mrs. A. B. Steele, Mrs. c. k. Nelson, Mrs. W. Y. Newman. Mrs s. M. Inman, Mrs. H. B. Tompkns, Mrs Clark Howell Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. Fl. M. Atkinson, Mrs. F. C. Peters, Mrs. w. H. Innnan, Mrs. F. l.. Tyler Mrs. w. H. Parsons, Mrs. Robert Lowry, Mrs. E. w. Wrenn, Mrs. St. Julien Ravenel. Mrs Fannle Iverson, Mrs. George Traylor. Mrs. J. K. Ohl. Mrs. C. A. Collier, Mrs. w. G. Raoul, Mrs. Albert Thornton, Mrs. Hugh Hagan, Mrs. Albert Cox.
 Miss Margaret Smith has gone to Co- lumbia, Tenn, to visit friends.
 Quite a number of Birmingham boys went up to Blount Springs Saturday night and will return this morning. Among those who spent Sunday at that popular resort were Messrs. Smith Craw- ford Tom Sims and George Browne.
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 At the opening performance at OBrf- ems opera house next Wednesday night Grambs' orchestra will for the first time in Birmingham rclider Edith Walker Gavotte," by Miss Daisy Rowley of this city. This piece was composed by Miss Rowlcy while sic was studying music in Dresden. Germany, and was rendered there by an orchestra of seventy-five pieces Grambs' orchestra rehearsed it a t 4l.o r6oy of orr Q nd