Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
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Bottle up the sunshine. my dears, And lay 1t safely away;
 Hammer the cork in good and tight,
 Keep for rainy day
 For clouds will come and showers fall, And earth and sky look sad:
 Then fling the cheery rays about
 And make the old world glad.
 Bottle the sunshine up my dears, Sweet temper lay away;
 Carry through life smiling face
 And let your heart be gay. There's sorrow plenty in the world,
 And strife and bitter pain
 So line the clouds with golden beams And sing glad refrain. Miss Mamie Pearson will have as her guests for few weeks the Misses Wright of Philadelphia, class mates of hers at Van Norman's institute, New York city. She will introduce them to Birmingham society next Wednesday evening at an elaborate reception to be given at her fathers elegant residence. South High lands Miss Pearson is one of Birming- hams lovelest and brightest young women, and her reception Is looked for ward to with pleasantest anticipations by society folks. 4
 Tomorrow and Tuesday will witness in this city a tennis tournament for the championship of the state. The contest will be between Birmingham and Mont gomery teams. Recently in contest at Montgomery the Capital City team came out vctors, but the home boys are sat isfed that with proper training they caH wrest the championship from the MontS gomerIans Friday and yesterday the members of the local team contested among themselves for the honor of rep resenttng the Magic City in the tourna- ment The winners in these contests-
 J. P. Ross for the singles and
 s. R. H. Baugh, P. H. Thatch, John
 pn and Burr Ferguson for the
 ss The tournament will take place
 Athletic clubs court, First avenue,
 en TweTty-f1rst and Twenty-see-v
 reets. Ladies will be admitted free.
 ournament will be quite a social y..- and several Montgomery young people are expected to be here to witness Pollock-Stevens >institute will throw open its doors tomorrow morning for the reception of pupils and at 9 o'clock the new scholastic year will begin with an fn- formal reception to patrons and friends of the institute. For the first time in the history of the school boarding depart ment will be run in connection with the school and already more pupils from distance have applied for admission than can be accommo modated. Under the man. asement of Miss o. W. Summers the com ing year promises to be the most success full the Pollock Stevens institute has yet enjoyed.
 Miss Maggie Prince, one of Bessemer's most charming women, is visiting Mres-- Joseph R. Smith, Jr, on the South High lands. 1 Miss Margaret Smith returned yester- day afternoon from pleasant visit to friends at Columbia, Tenn.
 Miss Rachel c. Burnside, who has been spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. D. H. Simpson, on the South High lands will leave for her home in Philadel- phia the latter part of this week. Miss. Burnside has made many friends in Bif'-' mingham, who will be sorry to hear of her intended departure.
 Miss Louise Patton has returned horne from visit to friends in Nashville, Tenn.
 HH -1-s~ Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock MT. Lou4ss J. Fox will.be united in marriage to Miss Amy Rothschild The ceremony will takes place at the residence of Mr. B. Well 2h2F Fifth avenue. Rabbi Morris Newfeld of r fciating. The contracting parties -are both very popular young people in this city, where they have lived for several years
 Miss Kate Jenison, a lovely Tuskaloosa girl, is the guest of her uncle, MT John s. Jemison.
 Miss Matte Bibb of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Mrs P. K. McAIil-. Ter, 1920 Sixth avenue, has returned to her home in Montgomery. The Capital City has no fairer representative, nor one more capable of enjoying the many at tentions she was the recipient of while in Birmingham. Her appreciation was embodied in the following words written to friend: I've often heard your city spoken of as the Magic City, and I thought I knew the why, but after 8 so- journ of ten short bright days I am in clined to think Magic City no misnomer for if the wand of a magician had been used no more enjoyment could have fallen to my lot. Fleet-winged have been the hours and l trust it will be in my power to return some day the many fla vors Come to the Capital City and I'll try to make your stay glad and joyous." Miss Ella Bibb, who with her pathos' and expressive rendering of the "Dream m City's Dream" at the midsummer car nival brought tears to the eyes of the vet erans, has entered the conservatory in Boston to pursue for year her fayorite study. s zssss Mrs. J. c. Hunter and her two ac-s complished nieces, Misses Glover. havea returned home after an absence of sey-s erai weeks in South Carolina. Duringss their absence they have been greatly. missed by Birmingham's society folks. Miss Bell Dangaix. who has been keep ing house at Mrs. Hunters residences during the lntter's absence is stoppinai with Mrs J. P Ross. South Highlands. \ ." MT. and Mrs. R. s. Munger have re-' turned from the east. The Odd Fellows lodges of this citywill- give an entertainment at Magnolia halls tomorrow evening.
 
 Miss Mamie Wood of New Orleansz-as charming representative of a city noted for its lovely women is visiting Miss Lula Judson at Bessemer.
 The Dorcas society of the First Meth odst church were out for a ride around the Electric railway lines last evening on the "mogul."
  The Epworth league of the First Meth odist church will give trolly ride next Thursday evening. sss.