Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-23

 women that ever graced Birmingham society. She is a descendant of the Johnston family, through whose veins flow the finest blood in the old North state; name distinguished for 'isehs of valor, high courage and Spartan en- durance.
 Mrs. John White has returned to Blr- mingham, after a very pleasant trip to Livingston, Ala.
 Misses Tomllnson will leave today for other points of interest and pleasure carrying with them the happy memories of pleasant hours and newly made friends.
 Their departure is noted with much re- gret.
 Dr. O. T. Dozier, the rebel poet" is an interesting member of the Confed- crate reunion at Houston. Tex
 Mrs. Yeates of Starkevlle, Miss, is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Chandler Park avenue
 The Highlanders enjoyed dance on Red Mountain last Monday evening that was largely attended not only by the members of the club, but by several charming visitors.
 There were present: Miss Virginia
  tham and Hardeman Meade, Miss Cherry and Bayard Shields, Miss Burnside and John London Miss Katherine Smith and Guy Cooper, Miss Marie Nelson and Wils Fulgham, Miss Fannie Meade and sam Laird Miss Daisy Lewis and James Ar mold, Miss Maliza Moore and Thomas Hamilton, Miss Bertha Koenig and The l odore Koenig Miss Hattie Inge and John | Kimball, Miss Ethel Sharpe and MT. | Buell., Miss Kathleen Hooper and Wlll Johnston.
 Stags-Ed Inge, Arthur Koenig, Will bur Brown, Ely Cooper, Sale Phelan. Ja- cobs, John Patton.
 MT. Joe Parsons one of Birmngham's most irresistible young men, has just re- turned from Washington.
 Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Electa Storrs of Anniston are the guests of Mrs. Al bert Latady, South Highlands. "The Lovely Galatea" continues to at | tract large crowds at picturesque Lake | view.
 Mrs A. O.. Stoddard of Selma is visit | ing her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Lee, on Fifth | avenue. Mrs Stoddard was former | resident of Birmingham and her many | warm friends will be glad to know of her arrival. If her stay could be commen- surate with the pleasure she gives the | departure of this bright, winsome young | matron would be indefinite. Bishop Charles B. Galloway of Jack | son, Miss, is the distinguished guest of l the Epworth league, that numbers so I many noble men and women in its great work of love to God and love to their | fellow man." It is the grandest sign of | the times when so many young lives are enisting their services in His name and | 1o1, haa ba al Ia | of His love.
 Mrs E. A. Smith, 2525 Fifth avenue, is entertaining a very attractive visitor l from Anniston, Miss Leila Dobbins. Miss Mary Cahalan, the principal of | the Powell school and one of the finest | teachers in the state, will fill an enviabe | position as teacher of the Normal school | at Oxford, Miss, during the month of | June.
 l MT. Ross c. Smith, railroad commits | sioner, has returned from Washington whither he went on business trip. MT l Smiths official duties have made him l almost a stranger to the social circle | which was so often frightened by his l cordial presence.
 Professor Roof and Miss Muslin will | spend the month of June in Aberdeen, | Miss as teachers of the normal school | at that place. The other distinguished | educators will be Dr. E. E. White of | Columbus, O.; Miss Minnie Holman,
 supervisor of Teachers Training school, | Nashville, Tenn; Mir Crulman of the Az | ricultural and Mechanical college; Miss | Duncan, Jackson, Tenn, and Professor | Rose, superintendent of public school of | Aberdeen. Aberdeen is noted for it's
 cultured society, charming hospitality | and beautiful girls. It is an ideal dwell | ing place from it's flowing chalybeate
 wells to the long level stretch of it's glori- | ous prairies. Of aristocratic birth and | nurtured in southern chivalry, it is the | home of brave men as well as fair
 women. There the scholar finds a re- | treat, the poet a spot where dreamy | shadows dwell and lovers an ideal tryst-
 ing place.
 In the 'leafy month of June" there will
 be another occasion in which sentiment
 will pass into sacrament
 At the residence of the brides aunt,
 Mrs. B. c. Aston, 301 South Twentieth
 street, on the morning of June at | o'clock a double wedding will be cele-
 brated. The prospective couples are MT
 Walter Paisley and Miss Lizzie Trepton
 MT. N O. Hendricks and Miss Lena
 Teague A large circle of friends are an
 ticipating with much pleasure the ap-
 preaching nuptials of these young peo.
 pie.
 The announcement would have beer
 made in Sundays column had the notice
 been received earlier. And will take this
 opportunity to state that mail sent to my | rncidence address Avenue K. SOutf