Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-10
BIRMINGHAM AGE.HERALD.r TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER To- 1895

D10M1 u schools of that city. They promise a new and unique exhibit, one that will be mo- tieeable and that will cut quite dash with the other public school exhibits Atlanta Constitution.
 Mir. Will Crawford spent Sunday and Monday with friends in Montgomery.
 Miss Minnie Taylor who has been vis- iting friends in Birmingham for several weeks and who, by the way, is very pop ular with society people of this city. re- turns to her home in Montgomery today.
 
 Col and Mrs. W. A. Collier have re- turned from a tour of the coast watering places.
 At the residence of the brides father. M. M. Gwin, on Thursday evening E o'clock MT. David Cowan of Birming- ham was united in marriage to Miss Dora D. Gwin of this place, Rev. w. K. lvey officiating. A number of guests were presenti Among those who wit messed the marriage wasf the brides pa ternal grandmother, aged 96 years. They will make the Magic City their future home. They carry with them the best wishes of a host of friends. s.--Bessemer Weekly.
 
 The Birmingham Senate, Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order and their friends enjoyed a trolley ride last even- ing on the mogul car. The committee which designed the entertainment con sisted of Messrs. ". A. Moody T. A. Bell, F. F. Putnam, pr. Wyatt Hefiin and Dr. J. T. Coulbourne.
 Tn the social columns of the Montgom- cry Advertiser was found the following interesting bit of tennis news:
 "Messrs. J. Ware Walker Arthur Jones, Clifford Clopton and Leslie l.. Gill bert will represent the Montgomery Ten his club in the championship tournament between Tennessee and Alabama at Bir- mingham on the 18th and l7th instant It is likely that several other clubmen will attend the matches, and judging by the games here two weeks ago Montgom- cry has brilliant chance of winning the championship of the two contesting states. The Knoxville team will repre- sent Tennessee, and it must be a strong one, since it holds the championship of the state to the north of us. The Bir- mingham players are preparing to enter tain the visiting men in agreeable fash ion"
 MT. Herbert Rudisill, A. B., of the Uni Versty of Tennessee, who is to assist Professor DuBose in the conduct of the Souln HlghlandS acdueny purlhS the next scholastic year. will arrive in the city today. The school opens the year under very excellent conditions.
 Miss Joe Stern of Cincinnati is in the city to attend the Ehlbert-Rub we'd ding, which occurs at the Phenix club, in this city, this evening.
 Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Graves and Misses Mary Virginia and Florie Graves returned yesterday from a two weeks stay at Blount Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. John Wheeler returned yesterday from Boston, whither they went some time ago to attend that Knights of Pythias conclave.
 Messrs. George Brown, Luman Hand ley and John Warren are home from a delightful visit to Blount Springs.
 The coming to live in Birmingham of MT and Mrs. Eli Hulsey of Anniston is d matter of considerable interest to Bir- mingham society people. They are to be fixtures in Birmingham, as MT. Hulsey is to be one of the managers of the h. man cotton agency, recently established here. Both are delightful people, newly welded, and will be received with open arms by Birmingham society. MT. Hull sey is a son of Capt. William Huisey of Atlanta, and has for a long while been the leader of Annstons swell set Mrs. Hulsey was reared in Eufaula, and be- fore her marriage, which occurred last fall was one of the most beautiful and popular women in that city, famed for it's beautiful women.
 The ladies' committee appointed by the state managers of the Alabama eX- hibit at the Cotton States and lnterna- tional exposition has about decided to disband. Inquiry as to the reason of this intended action reveals the fact that the managers have informed the com mittee of their inability to aid them with funds to make a proper exhibit or take care of it after being put in place. The committee has many valuable rel ics and works of art and industry on hand and it is to be regretted that the committee has been forced into their present predcament.
 
 The season of dancing at East Lake pavilion is over and the band dismissed. The Sunday sacred concerts. however, by Chaces band, led by Professor Weber, will continue until cold weather.
 The-Philhedonian club members held meeting at S30 o'clock last night and decided to occupy the rooms of the Com- mercial club for another year. beginning on October l. The rooms are commo- dious and well furnished. and eXcellently suited for the uses of this popular social club Some time in the future the Phil hedonians expect to build and occupy an elegant club house of their own.