Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-24
. SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Mir. and Mrs George B. Bates returned from Nashville Monday, bringing with them their daughter. Mrs. John A. Tur- ner, who has been sick for some time. MT. Turner came with them.
 
 Mrs John M Martin returned from TuskaIoosa yesterday afternoon. She was accompanied home by Dr. Samuel Minturn Peek, who will go to New York in a day or two pr. Peck will probably go to Europe in August for an extended tour of that country.
 Miss. .NIonie Terrell was presented with q. handsome medal Monday night by the Jefferson Volunteers and the Birming- ham Rifles as an acknowledgment or their appreciation of her services h get ting the "Chimes of Normandy up 10 date for their benefit. The medal IS beautiful gold sword with the united States and the colors of the Volunteers and Rifles appended to a gold chain; ,.,. Miss Annie O'Brien was presented With A silk belt and sterling silver buckle by the same companies for the assistance she rendered the companies.
 A committee of five was appointed to presant-the medals to the young l'aa. iautss. and consisted of Lieutenants Schoolar ana Going and Private Putnam ot the Volunteers and Lieutenant Robertson and Sergeant Brown of the Rifles'
 Ae..trolly party" is being arranged for tomorrow night by some of the soclety young men of this city The mogul; the Birmingham Railway anu isleoea .0 cof1pany's large summer electric cdi, has been chartered for the occasion anu anu viii he rim over the various electric lines of the city. After going over hli .n5 electric lines the party will go 10 5S,sa Eeu mountain and dance for While' ne car will accommodate about sixty peopLe, and that many will be invited to Join the party.
 Miss Bertha Woodward has returned home from a lengthy stay in West VT VT pinia and the east. Her many frlends are delighted to have her among theih again.
 MT. Robert Jemison has returned from Blount Springs. His family will go there early next week to spend the balance or the summer
 Miss Mary Thomas of Wetumpka, formerly of this city, is visiting friehds and relatives.
 Miss Cherry has returned to her home dn Tennessee after pleasant Vlslt Qi several weeks to her sister, Mrs. w. w. Crawford on the South Highlands. Mrs. Crawford accompanied her home and win remain in Tennessee some time.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Terry Holt are spending the week at Blount Springs.
 MT. ]. K. Thompson, who has been at St. Clair Springs several weeks, re- turned home Sunday and will go to Blount Springs for the balance of the summer.
 Miss Molle Hubbard, a fair and ac- complshed young Tennessean, from Jackson, is visiting friends in this city. Miss, Hubbard is a noted artist, ana mas one of the finest studios in the south. She is a welcome acquisition to Birmingham society,
 Mrs Allen w. Haskell, accompanied by her sister, Miss Susie Martin, has gone~to Lookout mountain, where they go to spend the summer These ladies are representatives of Birmingham's leading social circles and will be wei come acquisitions to any society.
 Miss Mamie Richardson, after a visit of several months to relatives in Bir- mingham and BesseTner, returns this af- ternoon to her home in South Alabama. Miss Ida Rockett leaves this after noon for Talladega to spend several weeks.
 Miss, Kathleen Lewis of Underwood Hill gave a pleasant card party last eVen- ing in honor of Miss Stillwell of Pensa- cola, who is her guest for few days. pr. o. T. Dozier, chairman of the head auarters committee, makes the following call for committee today The ladies committee appointed by Camp Hardee to give an entertainment on the evening of August 20, and notified by circular letter, are requested to meet in Erswells hall Thursday morning, the 2Sth, at o'clock.
 Columbus Miss, July 23.-(Special)- Tonight the Gilmer hotel was the scene of one of the most brilliant social events ever known in the history of Columbus. 1t was the governors ball, and the inn mense dining room of the Gilmer was crowded to it's utmost capacity with dancers There were fully 800 persons present =
 The Jeff Davis Volunteers, whose cap tain was taken ill few days ago, and the two batteries from Pass Christian and Biloxi leave for home tonight, as number of their members are compelled to return home on account of business. The sham battle will take place next Fri day and the camp will break up Satur-