Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-27

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 Monday evening the children of Sev- enth and Eighth avenues gave lantern parade that was as picturesque as it was novel in their tissue paper costumes and led by Miss Magic Myer and Merlin Herzfeld. with Claudia Sandman and Minnie Lazarus bringing up the rear as drummer boys. At 9:30 o'clock they were invited into the elegant home of Miss Flosse Lazarus. where they were served to dainty refreshments. and dancing in- dulged in until a late hour.
 Messrs. Frank Girder and B. A. Weaver of Mississippi were in the city this week and made glad the hearts of many friends.
 There will be a concert at Seals hall Friday night by Mir Joseph Hart Denck, who will personate the celebrated one armed pianist, Josef Von Hartmann, playing only with his left hand. Later in the evening he will personate MT. Denck, and many brilliant numbers will be rendered by this notable musician.
 Miss Madge Parsons is visiting friends and relatives in Nicholasville, Ky.
 
 MT B. B. Conner and family will leave on July for delightful outing of sev- eral weeks at their summer home on Bear creek. They will be. accompanied by several guests.
 MT. Willis Banks of Columbus. Miss, accompanied by his sister, Miss Banks, and "our mutual friend" MT. B. A. Weaver, was in the city Tuesday en route to Eutaw Ala, where MT. Banks will be united in marriage to Miss Dun lap, who is charming type of lovely womanhood.
 An exchange pays this charming com pliment to a very charming woman:
 Mine. Paul Blouet, who was Miss Ma ry Bartlett of England, is certainly one of the most helpful helpmeets literary man could have. She is not only the translator of all her husbands books into English. but she is also an excellent cook. a model hostess, and is to be seen at her very best when entertaining her husbands friends, whose name Is le- zion. She is a brunette with dark brown eyes. and there is about her combination of that yivacity and quiet retirement which is so seldom found. She often finds recreation in drawing, although her artistic efforts are only seen by her husband and daughter and a few intimate friends. She is extremely well read in French and English litera-
  liever in the simple, and is generally to be seen in black
 An exchange has this description of an anthem. which is nothing if not graphic:
 People who know little about subject explain it more clearly than those who know all about it. An old sailor had heard in church an anthem, which great ly pleased him. He was telling a shipmate, who asked T say, Joe. what's an anthem?" What" replied Joe do you mean to say you don't know what a hanthem is?'' Not me" "Well. then, I'll tell yer. If was to say to yer Ere, Bill, give me that 'andspike, that wouldn't be a hanthem. But was I to say, ll-Bill-Bill-giy-g -giv-giv-giv me, giv me that-Bill, giv me, that hand, giv me that hand, handspil<e spikespike- Bill-giv me that that hand-spike, hand-spile- spike-spike, ah men; Bill. giv me that handspike-spike ah men!'-that would be a hanthem."
 The Tuesday afternoon Whist club was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. J. r. Graham last Tuesday afternoon. The prize, an exquisite hand painted China comb and brush tray, was won by Mrs. Harry Jones. After elegant refresh- ments were served there was an election of new officers for the ensuing year, which resulted as follows: Mrs E. L. V secretary and treasurer. The club will meet next week with Mrs. Webb Craw- ford at 10 o'clock next Thursday morn ing. All meetings succeeding the one held at Mrs. Crawford's have been changed to o'clock Tuesday afternoon, instead of the usual hour. of p. m.
 
 On next Tuesday night at Seals hall at S:50 o'clock. "a grand concert will be given by the faculty of the Birmingham College of Music. Miss Emile Won Ma Varra the celebrated vocalist who has quite a reputation in all distinguished musical circles, will appear in her best voice. Prof. Henri Weber will perform upon the clarionette. Prof J Morton 15oyce will preside at the piano and or gan. Mir. Chalifoux as violinist, and many other brilliant artists, whose names will appear on the programme, to be given later
 The Birmingham local union, Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, will give an ice cream festival in Cap itol park this evening. Delightful re- treatments. music and charming even ing is promised to all who attend.
 There will be a grand sacred concert at the Southside Baptist church this evening at o'clock. The programme, which has been published before in the Age flefalu. IS COHiBOosd ol numbers to be rendered by some of the best vocalists in the city. The concert is under the direction of Miss Camille Hern- don. the gifted organist of the church and one of the finest musicians in the city.
 The dance upon Red mountain, which was to have been given Tuesday even- ing by the Phenix club. has been post poned until date which will be given later.
 At 6 o'clock yesterday evening MT. Jasper Satterfield and Miss Minnie Alex ander were united in marriage at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. pr. l.. s. Handley officiating. Miss Belle Me- Coy presided at the organ. The urshers were Messrs. John D. Miller. A. A. Smith, J. Ross Snyder and James Bailey. The bride is daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. W. Alexander and is a most lovable woman. Mir Satterfield is well known in this city and has hosts of friends. MT. and Mrs Satterfeld are at home to their friends