Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-18
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Capt. Frank Y. Anderson, accompa- nied by Circuit Solicitor Charles W. Fer guson and Jack w. Johnson and Richard Randolph, left yesterday for Louisiana, where they will hunt and fish for a week. pr. H. M. Caldwell left yesterday morn ing for Baltimore, where he goes for med ical treatment. Solicitor James H. Little has returned from an outing spent along the gulf coast. Miss Susie Brown is visiting relatives in north Alabama, where she will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. H. B. Wheeler has sent out the following invitation:
 You are invited to the baby show, Thursday afternoon, 4:30 m., at Mrs. H. B. Wheeler's home, corner Seventh | avenue and T'wenty-first street. Benefit | Woman's Christian Temperance union | drinking fountain. Prizes: The prettiest l picture of a baby under years; the oldest picture of baby under years; the prettiest live baby under year. Re treatments free. Miss Julia McMiller has gone to Wash= ! ington city and Baltimore where she vle1ll visit relatives and friends z.'
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 -Pqipt-Clear- s'sfhe popular gulf resort, will be en]ivered in a few days by the presence of party of popular Birming- | ham people. consisting of Mrs. Florence Jordan and Misses Amy and Molly Jor- dan, her accomplished daughters; Mrs
 w. s. Jemison and children, MT. Sydne- ham Moore and family, Capt. and Mrs. | w H. Graves, Misses Mary, Virginia and Florrie Graves, Mrs. McGehee and pr. and Mrs. Norton. They will go to Point Clear in a day or two and remain there the balance of the summer.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Cumber- land Presbyterian church will give a rainbow festival at Capital park tonight l during the open air concert by Professor Grambs orchestra The ladies in charge of this unique and novel entertainment are Mesdames M. T. Stratford William Bose, F.. G. Fordyce, Reyes, Cole, Brooks Cosby and Miss Buchannan There will be seven tables, representing the seven colors of the rainbow, and lovely young girls as attendants for each table, who will collect the shel1es for the pot of gold that of course is found at the end of every rainbow. The refreshments will consist of ice cream, cake, lemonade. candy and fruits. The extremely moder- ate charge of 10 cents for ice cream and 5 cents for cake is all the attendants will require for these dainty refreshments, made doubly delicious by charming so- ciety and picturesquessurroundn This 1 HtClt Ud1lu u WOIktlS III lut 0uHDeTldnu Presbyterian church have always been so modest in their demands on the public | and give such good value for the favors | they receive that they deserve. and no | doubt will be rewarded by liberal patron | age.
 Rev Hugh K. Walker, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church in this city, but now in Baltimore, will deliver a. lecture in the First Presbyterian church -.-~lxs \ | Her Pads and Foibles.'
 A pleasant party of hunters left for east Alabama yesterday over the Gen. tral road. They will spend about a week l on MT. Corners plantation near Hurts boro. Tle party consisted of Messrs. B. B. Conner. Solon Jacobs. w. r. Tyler, | Cliff Abbott, Harry Jones, George L. | Morris, Ed Warren, W. H. McClintock and Sydneham Moore.
 Among the many pleasant visitors to | our city during the past ten days Bir- | mingham has been proud to entertain | so charming q daughter of Alabama as | Miss Susie V. Brooks of Gadsden. En- I dowed with that accompli shed personal- | ity so characteristic of the true south | ern woman, Miss Brooks found a warm | welcome in the chivalric society of the | Magic City, which extends to her cor l dial invitation for a more lenghty stay. l WHICH fufnuT IldtH IL SHe VIII IIldke 'Wnen l the leaves begin to turn" early in the | fall.
 1 Misses Daisy and Fannie Walton re- | turned to their homes in Nashville yes- | terday after a visit of several weeks to | friends in this city. These two accom- | plished young women made many friends during their stay here who regretted to | see them leave.
 Music at East Lake five nights a week for dances by Montana Bros.' Italian band. Chase's city bandevery Sum- day. 40 If