Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-28

most beautifully remembered on last Fri day, April 26, which day had been se- lected by Camp Hardee to decorate the graves of our Confederate dead. The ex- ercises were conducted at the wigwam in the presence of an immense throng, who showed their appreciation by frequent bursts of enthusiastic applause.
 When the roll was called especially touching was the tribute paid by the live ing to their dead comrades, whose mem- ory came stealing over their hearts like echoes from harps stiled forever
 The programme was carried out with great satisfaction, and the procession to the cemetery was magnificent specta- cle The school girls requested the vet erans to give them rebel yell" which they did with all the old time fire of true, brave southrons.
 When the cemetery was reached flow CTS, sweet as Sabean odors from the shore of Araby, the blest," were reyer- ently laid upon the graves of our south ern heroes.
 Wheresoever fallen, wheresoever rest ing now, on the plain or mountain top, or meath the pillows roll, on the deck of the immortal Alabama, crowned with coral glories and under the bright guar uldnSnlp or the 1erlS or ocean, they dFe peacefully, tranquilly sleeping. Furled is wars crimson banner; the silent trenches are tenanted only by the spring ing grass; the once bloody battlefieldS are now green with peaceful planting, and the whirr of the partridge replaces the awful tumult of carnage. No bugle cry pierces their slumber since the roll call of death has been answered.
 But we remember you.
 .'Ye spirit of the hero-hunted,
 You visit us in dreams;
 And you glide above our memories,
 Like shadows over streams;
 But when the cheerful light of home
 In constant luSter burn;
 Our loved ones, our lost ones,
 You never more return"'
 
 A very interesting event of the coming week will be the marriage of MT. Hamp Smith and Miss Hewitt, which takes place April 30 at o'clock p. m. Misses Porter Howze, Smith and Earle will be the lovely attendants. MT. Ross c. Smith will act as best man, and as it will be home wedding only intimate friends and relatives will be present. They will leave that evening for an extended tour to New York and other cities.
 We Have chronicled the sudden decease of Mrs. Weinfeld of Atlanta, Ga, which occurred on last Monday morning, the 22d instant, in the city of New York. Her t was greatly deplored by a legion of friends in this city to whom she was well known, having lived among us for short while.
 Mrs. Weinfeld, a lady of marked indi- viduality and sterling qualities, was the mother of Mrs. A. B. Burke, Miss Belle Weinfeld, most favorably remembered in society circles here, and two sons resid- 1ng in Atlanta, Ga.. all of whom have the deepest sympathy of friends in their
 
 pr. and Mrs. A. B. Burke and their little daughter are in New York paying their last tribute to the one whose memory will be everlastingly cherished.
 MT. Emil Loeb, the jovfal junior mem- Der Of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, is spend- ing short time in our city but is always anxious to return to New York A won der-is he afraid he will miss anything m that great metropolis?
 Miss Ophelia Levy leaves today for Hot Springs, Ark. A most pleasant soiourn IS Tn store for her wherever she goes.
 Miss Sadie Reinach. an attractive young lady of Hot Springs, Ark. for<r al2sriy of this city, has left for her hoSN pleasant visit to her cousin me aiter Aarks, on Seventh avenusC Mrs. NUTS Iei,s,1 M Nyery popular, and MISS friends and lire ,s,., would bh happy afS t9 ~ haveherrepes*.1early have her date.
 MT. and Mrs. &ifman and Mrs. D. Levy are still lingetng in Montgom- cry where they were n attendance on the grand lodge sessio{ of the order of BNai Brith' which cloed Thursday.
 Rabbi David Marx hasceturned from Montgomery, Ala.
 Rabbi Newfeld, a graduate of~the He brew Union college of CiJcinnatfs> will occupy the pulpit of Terple Emanuel next Friday night. The 'ublic are cor dially invited.
 sa Mrs Herman Beckof Seventh avenue lis visiting her pareits in Montgomery, Ala
 Tomorrow night he Mendelssohn so- ciety will have thei last rehearsal prior to the concert on Tuesday evening which will be theirlast and the most in- teresting one of tn season. The concert will be composed f choruses by the so- ciety, orchestral numbers, solos by Misses Houston an Coffin, Messrs Bow ron and Calder, ant other selections. The presence of the associate members of the society would -h~very much appreciated on that e-entful evening. The public society will come up to their usual standari of excellence.
 Tn reception and exhibition of hand pahred china to be given by Miss Cope and and her pupils at Mrs. Nixon's charming home next Wednesday from 5 to IF will be quite a pleasant event, both