Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-30

S. The social event of the past week was the elegant debut reception and german Zeiven at Red Mountain park by Dr. and Mrs. George Eubank in honor of Miss Nellie Blackwood, the lovely sister of Mrs. Eubank. Much pleasant anticipa- tion had been idulged in upon the recep- tion of the invitations received several days previous to the entertainments which HWas fully realized when the happy mo- nent arrived. No more delightful spot tould have been chosen for this charming faffair than this popular rendezvous, kwra pped in the hush of woodland silence, with the gently-stirring night breeze, loft and tender as a kiss and the silent etars to smile welcome" and good Ihight." Promptly at o'clock the merry crowd all lon pleasure bent" assembled to do homage to this pretty maiden, Nhose formal introduction into the social world was made under such happy auspices. The german was most grace Fully led by MT. John Patton and Miss Mary George Linn. As the pretty fig lres were danced to the entrancing music
 a superb string band four couples assed out, consecutively, to partake of licious refreshments that were served
 
 unch increased the flow of convivial birits, while imported Havanas diffused heir fine faYors from masculine lips and kurled moustaches. Mrs. Eubank looked Eery queenly and beautiful in an eX- yuisite toilette of pink organdie, With lace Eand ribbon trimmings, and performed her duties as hostess with inimitable grace and charm Dr. Eubank-alwayS an Ideal host sustained the most fiatterlng opinion of his friends and guests by his a1a mi Miss Nellie Blackwood, the charming debutante, wore modish gown of white organdie, trimmed with lace and ribbon lovely blonde beauty, with violet-blue eyes, golden hair, a complexion in which S'the roses and lilies blend" whose win home personality will bind many hearts O her with the golden chains or love.
 "A lovely being, scarcely formed or
 nodded,
 (A rose with all it's sweetest leaves un-
 folded.'
 Hiss Fannie Blackwood, who assisted y1sr sister in entertaining the guests, is ,netite, vivacious brunette, with soft, dark teyes, luxuriant "bonny brown hair, 3Diuuant in manner tand sparkling m Aconversation-one of those dainty bits Iof humanity made to be loved. In the language of Tennyson, she is
 "A miniature of lovelneSS all grace, /Summ'd up and closed in little.
 The invited guests were as folloWs' kIessrs. Mitchell Williamson, J. h,. Auhts' |(~sa rtvris,lt. Ross c. Smith, Tom Watson, ,arper. Tom Porter. A. Gibson, J. cary Thompson, Gus Camp, w. NJ. Drenneh' Jenry Perry, pr. J. H. Allen, Frank < tos- Her. w, NJ King, Smith CraWtord J. II. 9Barr, Henry Going, Lucien Blalr, ROD Iert Baugh Sam Earle, Charles Davls, Twill Walker. Porter Walker. Murray White. owen Phelan, Sale Phelan, stump CT Mays Ball, Lorenzo Luckie, Nelson, ohm Patton. Gordon Johnston, H. SIeade, E. Meade, w. P. G. Harding. F; (oenig, A. Koenig, Will Johnston, Ed johnston, Walter FoWikes, , Eu Slarcro 9lnIar, shby Cleaveland, Will Ward, George Ward. Hugh Morrow, w. M. Martin, 6eorge Allison, Lee Bradley, Jim Arnold,
 A, Shipman, A. Crowder. Dan Rogan. sol Jacobs, J. Patton, John Warren, Ed Warren, Charles Leeper Will smith, Vill Farley, J. r. Mudd, Dr. E. Morris, Dr. l.. Morris, E. N. deF'uniak, Nat Mill Misses Lucy Martin, Sara Martin, BDrline Arnold, Kate Earle, M. Earle, my Jordan. M. Jordan, Alma Lane, hla Roden Florrie Roden, Momie Terrell, lucille smith, Sara Rogan, Kate Rogan, knna Morrow, Lucy Morrow, Mary Claire kIilner. Jennie Porter, Elise Ball, Hannah Elliott, Mary Johnston, Ada Johnston, FIEloise Johnston, Mamie Moore, Mary ieorge Linn, Maliza Moore, Margaret Smith, Emma Leedy, Patti Ruffner, Mamie Pearson, Delma Wilson, Mary E.leary. Lucille Fitzsimons Fanny Meade, Kate Meade, M. Cameron Lila Smith, fanie VanHoose, Daisy Lewis COilis-.st Meade, Fannie Blackwood, Nellie Black wood, Fanelle Crawford. Louise Cherry, R l.. Head, E. Jones' Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs w B. Leedy and Mrs. J. R. Smith, Dr., assisted pr. and Mrs. Eubank in re- ceiving their guests.
 Stags-Messrs. Harry Jones, w. B. Leedy and J. K. Smith, Jr.
  1 Musc-loving people are pleasantly an tticipating the grand concert to be given Tuesday evening, at Seals hall,~ by Prof J. Morton Royce and other local 3talent. As Professor Boyce always com pliments the people of Birmingham by fhe best class of music, the programme Twill be replete with his usual choice se- Elections. Miss Navarra- who has repu- Ltation as vocalist on both continents, and Prof. Henri Weber, who is a notable Nnusician, will make their first appear knce before public that never fails to {ecogniZe true genius
 Following is the programmes:
 Solo, pianoforte-Prelude No. 8 0. s. ach); Leider No. 20 (Mendelssohn); Ron- D. Op 10 s6Beethoven), J. Morton Boyce. Solo, clarinet-Introduction and air va ed Bender} (the finest solo ever written the instrument, Prof. Henri Weber
 Aria Qrom Lohengrin)-"E Elsa's Dream" Vagner). Miss Emile Won Navarro.
 J, rs. O. Chalifoux Dedicated to the per
 rmer by the composer).
 sSolo, pianoforte-"Galop de Concert" I4i Calsi}, J. Morton Boyce.
 Vocal solo-'Romanza" CTito MatteD, Miss Won Navarra.
 Solo. clarinet-''Le Carnival de Ven ce" (H. Weber,, Henri Weber.
 On Thursday evening delightful the Rer party was given tc- attend the Mi
 do." which asyplayed at the Lake,
 Nv theater during the last week. It
 a most pleasant and congenial party.
 posed of the following society folks:
 Volt with MT A. c. Crowder, Miss
 rrAW with MT. R. H. Baugh,
 with MT. Walter Smith,
 with MT. Henry Going,
 er with Dr. Talley, Miss
 her with MT. w. J. Boles
 Peter Bryce of Tuskaloosa