Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

tastefuliy gotten up. Miss Brown is 9 charming hostess and entertains ad- mirably.
 MT sam Cowin has returned from a weeks stay at Livingston and Eutaw.
 Miss Pattie Ruffner will sing a solo at each of the services at the Southside Bap- list church today.
 The Calumet club, which was recently organized by some of the young men of this city, gave their first dance on Red mountain Friday night. About twenty young people were present.
 Miss Maggie Hawkins went down to Tuska1oosa yesterday afternoon to visit relatives and friends
 Miss Ethel Lovejoy left yesterday morning for Talladega, where she goes to visit relatives and to attend the Ala bama Chautauqua. From Talladega she goes to east Alabama to visit other rel atives and friends. She was aeeempa- nied to Talladega by her brother, MT. Herman A. Lovejoy.
 Miss Malina Holt of Mobile, who has been spending several weeks with Mrs. Davidson, Nineteenth street, leaves this morning for Virginia to spend the remain der of the summer. Miss Holt is one of the Gulf City's 1oveliest daughters and has hosts of admirers in Birmingham, who will look forward to her return in the early fall with no little pleasure.
 
 The executive committee of the Young Mems Hebrew association will meet this morning to attend to such matters as come before them. The Young Men s Hebrew association will give dance on Red mountain next Thursday night
 
 The following parties from Birming- ham have formed house party for the sumner at Blount Springs: Mrs Horace Ware, MT and Mrs. c. c. Snider, Mr. and Mrs. T. Albert Seals MT. and Mrs Jerome A. Tucker. MT and Mrs. F. w. Dixon, MT. and Mrs. J. Rivers Copeland, Miss Marie Tucker and Miss Birdie Har- riS.
 Miss Jennie Johnson of Columbus. Ga, is in the city visiting her friend, Miss Mary Mackey, at 1920 Seventh avenue. Miss Johnson is lovely blonde and charms all with whom she comes in con- tact by her gracious manner and win some ways.
 Miss Leah Ullman, after stay of three weeks in Chattanooga. the guest of Miss Mattie Ochs has returned to the 
 city.
 Morris Berkowitz, Misses Rosa Berko- witz and Belle Weinfeld will spend today at Blount Springs.
 Mrs. J. H. Y Webb of Greensboro is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Webb, Twentieth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
 Miss Lowry of Macon, Ga.. is the guest of Mrs. l.. A. May. South Highlands. Miss Bonnye Gaudchaux has returned to- her home after pleasant visit to Mrs. J. Fies, 2163 Highland avenue.
 Messrs. G. D. Lebolt and Eugene Fies go to Point Clear today for a two weeks stay.
 i "A tally-ho ride complimentary to Miss Bonnye Gaudchaux of New Orleans and Miss Leila Levy of Holly Springs, Miss, was given by Messrs. Eugene Fies and IIC. Lebolt.
 The Phenix club gave delightful dance on Red mountain last Wednesday night This is. the clubs regular monthly programme and the occasion is always a most enjoyable one. The features of these monthly outings are dancing. music, re- treatments and are largely attended by members of that influential club and their friends.
 i Miss Mary Cobbs of Greensboro who has been visiting Miss Snedecor at Avon dale, returned to her home this morning. I ...
 Miss Mary McCrossin, after a pleasant visit to friends in Mobile, returned last night. accompanied by Miss Addie Walsh, a charming young lady.