Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-11
SOCIAL CHAT.
The Southern club will give dance on Red mountain tomorrow night.

MT. J. w Blackwell was united Tn mar raige to Miss Hester Fairster, Justice of the Peace John Nj. Binge officiating. These young people are very popular with their friends who extend them heartiest good wishes.
 Miss Josephine Latham was at home last Friday evening to a number of her friends in honor of her cousin and guest, Miss Truss of Bonham, Tex. The even ipg's entertainment consisted in a num- Der of musical selections. recitations and refreshments. Miss Latham is delight- ful l.hostess and has a charming way Of making her guests have a good time. She was assisted in receiving and en- tertaining by Miss Truss. who is one of the Lone Star States fairest representa- tives-
 Professor Boyce will give another one of his splendid concerts at the Church of the Advent next Tuesday evening, at which no admission will be charged, but collection for the benefit of the choir fund will be taken up during the evening.
 Professor Boyce will give this concert on account of the indictment weather preventing a great many people from attending the last one. Miss Navarro and Mir. Weber will sing, Miss Navarro singing one number composed bN Mir.
  paniment. MT. Weber will play the violin and clarionet and Professor Boyce the organ, assisted by other instruments. The programme will be announced Tn day or two, and among many other selections will include the following:
 Nocturn and march by Mendelssohns s "Midsummers Night Dream"
 Grand overture-(lIerold)
 Offertory in D mnor-(Baptste)
 Grand organ sonata-tGuilniant)
 
 A triple birthday party was celebrated at the residence of MT. k. B. Rogers, East Lake, Tuesday night by his niece and nephews, Miss Eva Lee Summers and Roy and Claude Summers. They were 12 10 and years of age respectively. The evening was most delightfully."- spent in different kinds of amusments, and at 10 o'clock elegant refreshments were served.
 Miss Summers was assisted in receiv- ing by Miss Amy Morrison of Birming- ham, and the following young folks were present: Misses Morrison, Jones' Llna and Blanche Abbott. Minnie and Annie Steele Thornton, Bondurant. Kelly uade Summers, Sid and Gertrude sim mons Mcdonald. Vincent, Shugart, Stubbs. Messrs. Merrill and Clarence Simmons. Bondurant. Smith, Shugart' Stubbs, Jones, Abbott, Summers, Eager Johnson. Freeman Willie Arthur Bates, Cahoon. ~ Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Abbott and Mrs Shugart assisted in entertaining tne guests.
 The Philhedonians have arranged 10 give dance at Red Mountain park thls evening.
 Miss Matte Maud Lazarus gave 6 o'clock tea Tuesday evening in honor or the following visiting young ladies, who are the recipients of much social favor in Birmingham: Misses Asher Krauss, ffrot. Hnd dCh A Long Miss Lazarus was assisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs. A. Kleln- A dance will be given at Lakevew to- night complimentary to the following wis iting young ladies: Miss Jeannette Mey- CT of Meridian, Miss. Miss Blanche Krauss, c Fayette Miss, and Miss Belle Strauss of Eufaula
 Miss Nela McCalla. one of Tuskaloo- sa's most accomplished and lovable young women. was with Birmingham friends yesterday. She went on to Deca- tur in the afternoon to visit her sister. MT. William Groves. who married Mrs Ludie Loften on July 3, at the residence of the brides son-in-law, Mir. w. L. Wise, AT Monroe street, Montgomery, the Rev. MT. Dickinson of the Court 2 Street Methodist church officiating, has returned to this city with his bride and will make their home on the South High ands. The groom is one of Birming hams most highly respected citizens, and the bride is a lady whose gracious and gentle manners have won for her friends wherever she is known. Both bride and groom have a large number of friends, who wish for them long and happy married life
 Misses Lizzie and Jennie Harris left yesterday for Attalla and Gadsden, where they will spend some time with friends
 Rev Dr. John S. Moore of Emory col 7ege. Oxford, Ga. is in the city visiting his sons, Messrs. J. w, Robert and Por- ter Moore. Dr. Moore was for number of years a member of the Alabama con- ference of the Methodist church. and for long time professor in the university at Greensboro. He is well known here. and elsewhere over the state, and is circulat- ing among friends of former days
 delightful party of South High flanders passed last evening very pleas antly at North Birmingham. They went out in tally-h0 about o'clock and re- mained until near midnight.
 The concert by Josef Won Har,zman, the great one-armed pianist and Joseph H. Denck. the wel-known piano vir- tuosos postponed week or two ago, will be given at Seals hall tomorrow Friday)- evening without fail. A great musical treat is in store for all who attend.
 
 Miss Minnie Enslep accompanied her father to Point Clear, whither he went yesterday to attend the State Bankers asspciation.
 The young Jewish society people are anticipating an enjoyable time tonight al Lal<eview. A complimentary dance is to be given in honor of Misses Jeanette Meyer of Meridian, Miss, Blanche Krauss of Fayette, Miss, and Belle Strauss of Eufaula, Ala.
 The Southern Railway Con- pauy will sell tickets to Balti- more at rate of one fare for