Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-30
EDITION.
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Professor Guckenberger's first concert in Birmingham was given last night at the Southside Baptist church. It was witnessed by several hundred people, in fact, more than could be seated ill the church, and judging from the liberal ap- plause with which Professor all Mrs. Guckenberger and Professor Wiegani were greeted their concert was com plete success.
 These talented musicians came to Bir- mingham bearing the highest encomiu.hs from musical critics Cineinnat anI other large cities in the north. The fact that they would establish Ill our md t A conservatory of music was hal ed Wl,n deltgnt ana the anuounCement or the.r first concert to when the pubic Wou.o be invited was awaIted with conSiuetdSAs anxiety. In the auClence that Steeeeu them last night were great many ol Birmingham $ own musicians, who nave dess,,.e,,lv high repulations as such, and whom Birmingham is ever delighted U honor ,,c.,.
 rne excellent performance Proiessor and Mrs Guckenber6er and Frolessol Miegand gave last night 1ulilled eNeiI expectation of them and pleasei ths du- dience, as was evidenced by the ndihef, ous encores The programme rendered was as follows: 04
 Sonate tor violin-"Le Trille du Dla- ble," Tartini. !, r,,,tn stein; tp) "EtuGe" GA haD, Wollenhaupt' (c) .i3ourree. HaeDdsl-brocca.
 Aria from Semele--Wherc'er fou Walk" Haendel. ,,,,.,,
 Violin solos-fa) Romance" Wilhelm]' b) "I3arcarolle,' Paganini.
 Sonas--(a) Sing, Smile, Slumper, Gounod; (b) Lullaby" Hanscom. Vio- lin ohllUatO.
 Piano solo-"sixth Rhapsody, Liszt.
 sones-(a) Loves Sorrow" Shelley (b) Douglas Gordon" Kell.e
 Violin solo--"Zapasteado (Spah'sh Dance), Sarasale
 Miss Annie Lowery, charming ana ac complshed young lady from Macon, Ga.' is visiting Mrs. l.. A. May, South flgh- lands.
 The district Epworth league will hold conference in the Methodist chureii at Bessemer today.
 MT. W. Mudd Martin has returned from an outing spent at Cumberland lsiaha'
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen gave q re- ception at their Firth avenue home last night in honor of their charming daugh- ter, Miss Velma. The evening was most delightfully."- passed as guests of these 
 tertainerS.
 The ladies committee, of which Miss Momic Terrell is chairman. that will as sst Camp Hardee in the midsummer carnival will meet at Mrs. J. Morgan Smiths. Highland avenue, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary Jolly VanHook has been re- quested to accept position as principal of the Christian Orphans Industrial school of Allentown, Tenn. It is d wor- thy institution, endowed by the members of the Church of Christ in Tenncsss a, and Mrs VanIIook is to be congratulated upon the honor conferred upon her in being elected to the position. There is home for aged and infirm preachers con nected with the institution.
 MT. R. D. Smith, formerly manager of the Trussville furnace, has been pros pecting in Florida, but has returned to this city to help on the business revival.
 Mrs. Gaston one of Greenviles most charming young matrons has been the guest of Mrs. J. H. McCary for several days Mrs Gaston is the wife of Judge Zell Gaston, who was chairman of the peoples party convention that met at Lakeview in 1892
 The family of Rev. John Barbour is visiting relatives in Kentucky.
 Miss Alice McCurdy of Lowndes is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Cochran, South Highlands.