Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12

Hotel accommodations and especial at- tention to the springs and pine woods. dryness and mildness of climate inland or sea border or river or lake exposure
 as attested by eminent physicians. Then for general magazine articles and
 newspaper Syndicates she will secure in-
 teresting incidents, sketches of persons and personalities, the folk lore in fact the stories of the people, hunters tales, war incidents, etc.
 She has also been requested to collect material for a novel or book on southern society, especially concerning types of
 men, the women who have been or are social types, treating of the rapid ad- vance under all the burden of difficulties of war, etc.
 In order to do all this work it will be | necessary to secure the earnest cooper ation of all classes especially the practi- cal men who are interested in attract ing capital from the north and west and from Europe, as we'll as those who are desirous of having fair representation. All information must be assured as &C., curate in order that all data she signs when given for pubica ton she can vouch for. This will render the work invalua- ble and make it standard for reference and quotation.
 Several leading railroads and especial- ly MT. William Edmonds of the Manu- lecturers Record, have solicited her to do this work, offering her the full and complete facilities of their roads and per- sonal influence.
 AS her time is limited 1t will be neces- sary that all interested in the advance ment of this enterprise act quickly. Information can be sent to her ad- dressed in care of the following gentle men: William Edmonds, editor Manu- facturers' Record, Baltimore Md; MT. St. John, vice-president s. A. L., Ports- mouth, Va; MT. Turk. Southern railroad, Wao Inc off T Tox Tor. Atlanta and West Point railroad and Western Railway of Alabama. Montgom- cry Ala; MT. l.. l.. Gilbert. secretary ] Commercial and Industrial association, l Montgomery, Ala.
 l Mrs. Josephine Kettig and her daugh- | ter, Mrs. Charles Berle. of Louisville, l Ky, are guests of Mrs. W. H. Kettig on the South Highlands.
 l MT. and Mrs. Isaac Price of Avondale | gave a large birthday party Friday even- | ing in honor of their daughter, Miss Mill l lie Price, who has just reached her 18th anniversary. The home was elaborately l adorned with smilax and ferns and a bountiful collation. was served. Miss l Hattie Price assisted in receiving and
 presided at the punch bowl The following guests were present. 1 MT. and Mrs John Grady. Misses Hat 1 tie and Millie Price, Nettie Stith of Rich- l mond Hattie Stein, May Buchanan, Nor | ma Schooler, Lizzie Allison of Birming | ham, Annie Reid of Selma Wilma Saun- | ders, Lille Clements, Lula Weathered, Birdie Hayes and Mamie Mason. Among | the gentlemen were Messrs Clifford Price, l J. D. Williamson. Ferd McCord. Robert
 Neuman. - Forsgth E. l.. Adams, | Will Harris, Newt Sharpe, Claud Moss. | G. w. Hayes and Prof. R. V. Allgood.
 The ladies of the South Highland | Presbyterian church will give circulat-
 
 | ary r. No charge for admission. The young ladies will be named for books and l young gentlemen will pay 10 cents to l draw one of these names, with the priv ilege of talking to theNone drawn for fif- | teen minutes. The following young la dies will constitute the reception com | mittee: Misses Mary Virginia Graves,
 Katie and Willie Morrow, Margaret l Smith, Blanche Tatum. Annie Stratton, l Augusta Lutie and Ethel Sharpe. Eliza beth Sowell. Amy and Mollie Jordan, l Madge Parsons Mamie Pearson. Ada and
 Elose Johnston. Mary Johnston. Rinnie
 Leigh Head, Erwin, Virginia Sharpe, l Kathleen and May Hooper, Florrie Ro-
 den, Mary Clare Milner Lucy and Laura l Hagood. Green, Williams Mamie Cleary, | Laura Ferguson. Louise and Mary Ruck- | CT. Lila Smith, Alice Force, Bertha Koe-
 nig. Emily Koenig, Mary Morton, Florrie | Graves, Jennie Porter, Lucille Smith, | Kathleen and Daisy Lewis. Nette Ander- | son. Matte and Zemma Webb and Annie | Redd.
 | Besides the many and varied experf- l ences related at MT. and Mrs. Towers on l Thursday evening there were several mu- | sical numbers which were greatly en- l joyed. Mrs. Robert Stone rendered sev- | eral beautiful selections upon piano and | mandolin, Miss Patton accompanied her with the guitar and little Miss Mary Ly- | man Stone sang with great effect Little | Alabama Coon." She so charmed her au-
 dience that she received an enthusiastic | encore.