Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Delma Wilson leaves today to visit Mrs. W. T. Northington ct Pratt Yile
 The many friends of MT. sam Mingea will regret to learn that he has been quite ill the past two or three days.
 Miss Lucille Smith gave an elegant euchre matinee Wednesday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Hampton Sidney Smith.
 MT Charles Jones, southern passen- ger agent of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham, returned to the city yesterday, after a trip of ten days through East Tennessee.
 MT Jesse c. Adams of the Banking, Building and Loan company, Montgom cry. and a young man well known in newspaper circles. is in attendance at the convention of the Epworth league.
 T. c. King has just received 2000 pairs of ladies, misses and childrens custom made oxfords and slippers. bought at d great reduction, You can save 9 per cent by trading there. Honest dealing.
 Mir. T. Ii. Aldrich returned yester- day morning from Cincinnati, where h. had been spending several days with his family. Last Saturday was the silver anniversary of his wedding, and he cel- obrated the occasion In a most happy manner.
 Among the musicians of the city MT. l.. G. Joseph, brother to MT. M. V. Jos eph, ranks easily among the first. He is n very fine vioinist, and no orchestra is complete without him. Mr Joseph is devoted to his art, and it is his greatest pleasure to lend his beautiful talent in the service of pleasure and charity. Misses Overton and Rogan, who were | sponsor and maid of honor for the Thurston Rifles are radiant with joy vi uyof hU that The 5000 prize was hotly contested, but fell to the gallant Guards. With such inspiration, lifes battles are often fought and won and yet they would have us belive that ''woman's sphere is limited, her rights prescribed and her privileges few"
 The following are the arrivals at the Opera House hotel yesterday; J M. Me l Master, w. c. Hevillen, city; c. A. Arm, E strong, Montgomery; F. T.. Ladd, New York; J. H. Edwards city; S. Metzer, Atlanta; A. w. Woodall, D. A. Aderholt, Espringville, Ala; H. Stone King, Tuska- | loosa; l. R. Baer, Anniston; John w. Sibley, Coaldale, Ala; r. M. Connell. Pratt City; c. D. Nelson, Pratt City; S. H. Buck D. A Russell, c. S. Haynes, h John Hull, George Garrett, D. A. Spinks, | Atlanta; T. K. Fierce. Attalla. A. B. F lLafnpkin, Decatur.
 | The following are the arrivals at the
 
 child, New York; s. B. Glenn, Kansas ItCity. Mo-; J. Milton Browne, Louisville, Ky. P. D. Whitney, New Orleans; John w Cook, Warsaw; James Ford Bastrop. La; Mrs. Dixon c. Williams Chicago, Ill.,; Fl. M. Duke, Jackson, Miss; S. l.. Wilmington, Evergreen, Ala. B. J. Piper, Cincinnati, O.; Louis B. Spreakel Phila- delphia; J. s. Attlee. Jr; Chattanooga; M. Fies. Birmingham: J. s. Chandler, | city; w. c. Foube, Birmingham; R. l.. Washington, Chattanooga; R. L. Pear son. Cincinnati, O.; P. A Grant, Chatta- nooga, Tenn; Henry B. Foster, Tuska- loosa; M. o. Thomas. New York; c. F. Grant, Cincinnati, O.; Willis Banks Co., lumbus, Miss; John H. Ware Tennessee; B. S. Foster, Lebanon, Tenn; Dale Vaughn. Nashville s. A. Liepel, city; w II. Millspaugh, Selma; M. Hck, J. s. Reagan, Knoxville; Amos F. Goodhue, Gadsden, Ala; J. B. Woodside, Nashville, Tenn; T J. Hale, Dayton, O.. D. H. Hillman. Nashville; J. IG. Evans, New York; Miss Julia Plesner, city; P. B. Bennett, Atlanta; J. J. Farley, St. Louis; r. r. Jeffries, Evansville, Ind; o. F. Herring, Atlanta; William Cobb, Verona. Miss; George H. Dent Eufaula; F. P. Culver, Anniston. Ala, F. H. Gardner. city; J. T. Malone Mobile, Ala; J. E. Everitt, Atlanta.