Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-04
LOCAL LACONICS
Gathered Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters General Resume
 of the Days Happenings.

Will Picnic at North Birmingham The Sunday school of the South High lands Presbyterian church will picnic at North Birmingham park on Friday.
 Sunday School Superintendents to eet.-Superintendents of the different Presbyterian Sunday schools will hold meeting at the First Presbyterian church next Monday night
 Judge Gibson Dead.-News was re- ceived in Birmingham yesterday of the death of J. P. Gibson, probate judge of Winston county. He died al his home at Double Springs Sunday night.
 Y. NJ. II. A. to Lakeview.-The Young Men's Hebrew association with their friends. will attend the opera at Lake view tonight. Nearly the entire mem- bership will go and in the party will be about 100 couples.
 Reception to Miss Pearson.-Mr. and Mrs Rufus N Rhodes will give a recep- ton at their elegant South Highland home Thursday night complimentary to Miss Mamie Pearson, who will return from New York tomorrow.
 Camp Hardee Meets This Afternoon.-- Camp Hardee No. S9 United Confeder- ate Veterans. will hold regular monthly meeting this afternoon at o'clock in Erswells hall, at which place and time every member is requested to be present.
 Honor to Whom 'Tis Due.-In Sun days issue of the Age Herald appeared a beautiful poem, entitled "A Wreath for the Birthday of Jefferson Davis" which was written especially for this paper The credit of authorship belongs to Mrs. Mary Theodore Lanier of this city.
 
 Foreman Chandler-Mr. Chandler was selected as foreman of the grand jury empaneled in the circuit court at Bes- semer yesterday. The damage suit of Workman vs. the Howard-Harrison company was put on trial. The plaintiff sues for $15,000 damages for the loss Of leg.
 Park Commissioners Attention There will be a meeting of the board. of park commissioners this afternoon at the office of Richard A. Fries, Esq, corner of Third avenue and Twenty-first street, at o'clock. A full attendance is ex- pected as business of importance will be transacted.
 A Pleasant German.-A very pleasant german was given on the mountain last evening by several leading members or the Southern club Tn honor of the Misses Fucker and their fair guests, Miss Lee or MempnlS ana MISS Luclle ritzSlilOHS. About @ dozen couples were present. It was delightful evening and delight- ful affair.
 At Lakeview-A small but apprecia- tive crowd witnessed the performance of La Mascotte' at Lakeview pavilion last night. The performance was very clev- erly rendered. lacking only chorus. This needed addition will soon be ob- tained, says MT. Trask, and then there will be no cause for complaint from those who attend
 Indictments for Non-Payment of Li- censes.-A list of all persons in Jefferson county engaged in business that requires state and county license, and who have not obtained such license for the year 1895, has been furnished the grand juries now in session here and at Bessemer, and indictments will follow It is under stood that the list Is quite lengthy. Such license was due January 15.
 A Wedding Sunday Afternoon.-Mr. E. w Fordyce and Miss Jennie Pearce were united in marriage at the residence of the brides sister, on the Southside Sun day afternoon. The bride is organist at the Cumberland Presbyterian church and a charming little woman. The groom has a position with the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company. Both have a large number of friends, who ex- tend their best wishes to the happy young couple.
 Could Hardly Realize It.-The an- nouncement in yesterdays Age-Herald that the next convention of the Amalga- mated Association of Iron and Steel Workers of America would meet here was hailed with delight by the Amalga- mated men of this city and suburbs. An Age-Herald man was asked by doz- ems of them as to it's authenticity and were more than delighted on being as- sured of it's correctness. They one and all said it would mean much for Bir- ningham and would bring a great crowd from the iron centers.
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