Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
OUR SOCIAL WORLD

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 (All items of social interest will be gladly noted in these columns if sent to Mrs. George c. Ball. Nineteenth street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. South High lands. Telephone 9SS)
 The programmes of the musicale to be given next Thursday night at the handsome residence of MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Motion, on the South High lans, are remarkably unique and quaint. They tell of various attractions and of unusually good music, which will be rem dered by musicians of all and every age. Many of these amateurs have achieved regulations that extend far beyond the limits of our city. while others will ap- pear for the first time on Thursday after noon before Birmingham audience; but their youth and inexperience will not detract from the excellency of their musical performance. Birmingham lov CTS of good music have before them rare treat on Thursday afternoon. The programme reads:
 Musicale-Thanksgivin 1S95-Cafe Noir 2:3O p. m. Musical programme 3:30 D. m. Benefit organ fund, 25 cents. Residence MT. and Mrs. T. H. Notion. Springtime Rondolets. Vocal solo-Little Eleanor Shober. Wallenhaupt Etude in A fat--Miss Gertrude Ault.-- Duet guitar and banjo-Masters Harry and Frank Roll. Vocal duet Gin costume)-Misses Edna and Edith Snow. Violin solo--J. c. Henley, Jr. Vocal duet, They're Different" dn costume)-Miss Elise McMillan and Mil ton Fies.
 Novelletta-Miss Carrie Handley. Summer Caprices. 'Yon" (Tast)-Miss Sara Rogan. Piano solo (selected)-Miss Augusta Sharpe.
 Vocal solo tselected)-Miss whaley. Piano solo (selected)-Miss Mary Buck CT.
 |. Quartette elected)-Mesdames Smith and Reese, Messrs. Cartwright and Put man.
 Vocal solo-Mrs. Clinton Reese. Autumnal Symphonies.
 Tarantelle (Chopin)-Mrs R. G. Ware.
 Vocal solo (selected)-Miss Mamie Davis.
 Vocal solo. Winter Reveries.
 Piano solo-Mrs. pr. Perry.
 T See Her Still In My Dreams'-Dr. and Mrs. L. s. Handley.
 Piano solo (operatic selection)-Mrs. w. A. Houston.
 Vocal solo, Bob Ridley"-Mr. J. c. Henley.
 Piano solo (selected)-Mrs. s. E. Cot ton.
 Please mention to your sisters, your cousins and your aunts, not forgetting our friends, "the lords of creation"
 Mrs c. B. Taylor and Miss Taylor of Mississippi are the guests of Mrs. N. c. Royster for a few days. Accompanied by Mrs. Royster they will go to Atlanta on Wednesday, returning the latter part of the week to Birmingham, when they will spend some time with Mrs. Royster.
 Mrs. A. J. Harris of Nashville, Tenn. is visiting her niece, Mrs. Anna o. Phe- Ian, Fifteenth street and Twelfth ave- nue, South Highlands.
 Mrs. John D. Dabney will go to Allan ta on Wednesday next to enjoy the ex- position.
 MT. Sydenham Moore went Sunday to Atlanta, accompanied by three very charming little maidens, Misses Roz Head. Alice Moore and Mamie Moore.
 Mrs. and Miss Evans of Selma are the guests of Mrs Joseph F. Johnston on the South Highlands.
 Miss Leila Jones of New Orleans is spending a fortnight with her Birming- ham relatives.
 The pews of St. Mary ry's-on-the-High- lands will be rented next Monday. MT. w. c. Cochran secretary of the vestry, can be found at the church on that day and will give any information necessary in regard to the matter.
 The Atlanta Journal of Friday con- tains this item of sentimental interest to many Alabamians:
 "The engagement of MT. Frank Fitten of Atlanta and Miss Annie J. Futile of Montgomery, Ala, has been announced. The marriage will occur on the 18th of December. MT. Fitten is the son of MT. John Fitten, and a brother of Major Fit ten of the Fitten Hardware company. He is well known in Atlanta and has many friends here. all of whom are offer ing their congratulations. Miss Futile is said to be very accomplished and beautiful girl, and as a natural result. one of the bells of her city,
 This morning at the First Methodist church, 10:30 o'clock, Miss Julia Bonhille McMller of our city will be married to MT. Hugh McGavock McNutt of Besse- mer. As both these young people have a large circle of friends and admirers the Methodist church will no doubt be crowded to witness the happy nuptials
 Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the residence of the brides mother. Mrs. A. l.. Stollenwerck, MT w. c. Shackel- ford will be married to Miss Julia Stol- lenwerck. Only the immediate -fami- lies and intimate friends of Miss Stol- lenwerck and MT. Shackelford will be