Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-22

r arranged as comfortable residence where old and exhausted veterans in the temperance cause may retire and be cared for. Thfe are 239 acres of land about the home, fifty of which are to be reserved as grounds about the house. The remain der will be divided into small residence lots, with streets and alleys. The lots will be sold to desirable tenants. with a strictly prohibition agreement. The home is brick, contains twelve comfort able rooms, surrounded with fine lawns and shade trees, and garden filled with vegetables. It is near Janesville, Wis The Young Peoples society of the Gen. tral Presbyterian church will give ae- lightful entertainment this evening at the home of MT. arfd Mrs. J. R. Smith. Jr., Nineteenth street. South Highlands It was a typographical error which placed the first meeting of the History ctlh in September instead of December. The first meeting will occur the first Wednesday afternoon in December, at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Wiifi- m Hardie
 Miss Mignon Conner left yesterday for Atlanta. She will spend several days at the exposition.
 Miss Edna Gockel of Covington, Ky, Miss Amy Whaley of Pomeroy, O., and Miss Cora Drennen of Birmingham. pu- pills of Prof. and Mrs. Benjamin Gucken- berger, will give a musical recital on Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Con- servatory of Music, over the First Ma tional bank. A cordial invitation to at tend this recital is extended to our music loving public. This superior programme will be rendered:
 Piano, "Polacco Brilliante" (Weber) second piano accompaniment.
 Voice (a), "Once" (Hervey).
 (b) "Serenade" (Roedter).
 Piano (a), Two Etudes' (Chopin).
 (b) "Novelette."
 Co "Barcarolle" (Scharwenka).
 (D "Valse Caprice" CRafD.
 Voice (a), Spring Time" (WeiD.
 (b) "Canzonetta" (Gomes) from sal vatore Rosa"
 'Scherzo," for two pianos Cx. schar- wenka).
 Miss Katie Fort, who has been the guest of Miss Wilder. on Twenty-iirst street. left yesterday for Raleigh. N. c.
 The entertainment to be given next Monday evening at the opera house for the benefit of Camp Hardee should be we'll attended The union musicians, as well as amateurs are interested in the arrangement. and will assist in the fol- lowing excellent programme:
 Recitation, "The Jacket of Gray"--Mrs. Brazeal.
 Fancy dance--Miss Nora Sullivan.
 Vocal solo--Miss Annie Bridewell.
 Scotch dance-Miss Nellie Rapps.
 Vocal-The Schillinger quartette.
 Recitation-Miss Lorena Dozier.
 Clarinet solo-Prof. Henri Weber.
 To these numbers there will be added several orchestral selections. Prof. Fred Grambs will be accompanist.
 
 Mrs. McTaffe at her pretty home on the South Highlands, gave yesterday u church luncheon, which was much en- joyed by ten of her lady friends. The ladies of the First Methodist church are already astjr with preparations for their grand holiday bazaar.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived and the brightest wishes for a happy and prosperous future is extended the young couple:
 MT and Mrs. T. M. Davidson request your presence at the marriage of their daughter Mabel to MT. D. Ed Kennedy, on Wednesday, December 4, 1895, at 12 m.. Methodist Episcopal church, south, Warrior. Ala. At home, Cardele, Ga. after December 15, 1885"
 Miss Gray Morehead of Spray, N. o.. is in Montgomery visiting her friend, Mrs. H. M. Jackson.
 Mrs. Hulse was called suddenly to Flu faula Wednesday by a telegram an- nouncing the very critical illness of her father. pr: s. A. Holt of that city.