Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-30

is the charming guest of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison on Sixth avenue.
 Miss Anna Williams, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. I5. Williams for several weeks, left Thursday for her home in Raleigh, N. c.
 The Othmar club gave another of their delightful dances on Red mountain Thursday evening. The merry partici- pants were: Misses Willie Bridges, Nan nie Johnston, Hattie Inge, Anna May Phelan, Lou Chisholm, Mary Irimpie' Edith Ward, and Messrs. Owen Phelan, Donald Conner Edmund Fucker, Marion Mason, Jim Morton, Syd Smith, John 1rimble, Jim Martin, Ed Inge, Coleman Ward chaperone. Mrs. Anna Q. Phelan The german was led by MT. Owen Phe- dan and Miss Mamie Johnston.
 Among the many pretty girls who are visiting our city none are more popular or more admired than Miss Willie Bridges of Louisville, the lovely guest of MT. and Mrs E. l.. Bridges. Miss Bridges sweet, sunny disposition is hers by inheritance, while her modest, maid enly reserve is a charm peculiarly her own.
 A delightful tally-ho party, composed of a number of young ladies and gentle II, day evening. Harris large taiiy-ho, drawn by four fine gray steeds, is anideal conveyance for a jolly crowd Of merry makers. The rolling mills at Cate City were first visited, after which they drove to East Lake where they danced to the music of Montano's excellent orchestra returning later to the city, when they were regaled by an elegant lunch. The party included Misses Yetta Ehlbert; Greenville; Bonnie Godschaud, New Or leans; Blanche Krauss, Fayette, Miss; Florence Lehman, Greenville; Belle Strauss, Eufaula; Dena Holzer, Cecil Wise, Irene Lazarus Ida Well, Rosaline Hymes, Jessie Fraleigh, Blanche Roths child, Bertha Solomon. Helen Wise. and Messrs. Bert Blach, Leopold Loeb, Abe Rich, l.. w. Friedman, Joe Meyer Abe Nathan. Emanuel Rothschild. Melvin Lopez, Alvin Rothchild, Henry Samel- son and Ben Wise.
 MT l.. P Hill of the Daily State re- turned to the city Thursday after an ab- sence of several days in New Orleans, whither he went to be present at the mar riage of his sister, Miss Zema 'Hill-Wea- yer, to Dr. Louis Le Beouff, which took place in that city last Wednesday after noon at o'clock at the St. Louis cathe- dral.
 Misses Sue and Gussie Clarkson are brightening the home of their grand mother, Mrs. s. w. Jolly, on Sixth av- enue.
 Miss Camille Herndon leaves Monday for Cincinnati, where she will enter the Conservatory of Music for several months of study. That her future may be a continuation of her brilliant sue cess in the past is the heartfelt wish Of many warm friends.
 A delightful german was given by the Highlanders on Red mountain last Wednesday evening. MT. Charles Davis and Miss Kathleen Hooper were the graceful leaders of the german. The chaperones were MT. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman, MT. and Mrs, Richard Bates and MT. and Mrs. Wilmer Beard. The following young so- ciety people were present:
 Miss Jamie VanHoose and Murray White Miss Anna Mcqueen and George Bush, Miss Maud Bankhead and Kelly Parsons, Miss Fannie Meade and J. W Henley Miss Margaret Smith and Lo- renzo Luckie, Miss Lucy Morrow and Walter Prescott, Miss Daisy Lewis and Bayard Shields, Miss Mamie Pearson and Walter Fowlkes Miss Louise Cherry and Sam Laird. Miss Fannelle Crawford and John Patton, Miss Lila Smith and Smith Crawford, Miss Mary George Linn and Charlie Nelson, Miss Kathleen Hoop CT and Charlie Davis, Miss Maliza Moore and Allen Durham, Miss Hattie Inge and Will Tom White
 ~Stags-Jm Arnold. Arthur Koenig, Ar chic Gibson, Ed Smith, Donald Conner, John Trimble. Duncan Trimble, Walter Henley Motion Smith. Leslie Stolen werck, Wilber Brown. Allen Woodward and John London.
 Miss Anna Mcqueen, the charming daughter of Hon J. P. Mcqueen of Eu- Jaw, Ala. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Mcqueen, Eleventh avenue, South Highlands.
 A large and goodly companie" gath cred at the Southside Baptist church last Thursday evening to listen to the rich and varied programme, prepared by the brilliant organist, Miss Camille Hern- don The church was handsomely deco rated with palms, potted plants and love ly cut flowers, and the audience, who rep resented the fashion and intelligence of Birmingham, were highly appreciative of each and every number. The musi- clans who rendered such beautiful serv- ice in this grand sacred concert are among the best in musical circles, and their artistic renditions of last Thursday evening have added much to their bril- liant records. The "silver collection" was a very satisfactory compensation to those who endeavored to give full meas ure for favors returned
 Prof. Joel DuBose left Thursday after noon for Monteagle. Tenn. to lecture on Latin and mathematics before the Chau- tauaua assembly. He will also deliver twenty lectures before the Peabody Nor maj that is held at Monteagle. Profes- sor DuBose Is one of the finest educators in the south, and has refused many splendid offers from various colleges, that he might give his best efforts in the more important and noble work of pre- pairing our youth for college. The South Highland academy has sent many bright boys to college, who have taken high stand among their fellow students.
 The Duplicate Whist club was charm ingly entertained by Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston last Thursday afternoon. The club will meet next with Mrs. David Roberts, on Quinlan avenue.
 
 Judge B. M. Allen left for New York city Friday morning. Many eastern wa tering places will be included in his trip before returning to Birmingham.
 MT. w. M. Drennen is also 'pluming