Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-12
ites with Birmingham audiences, and de-

servedly so.
 Professor Wiegand, who is one of the very finest viollnists in the south, added greatly to his already well established reputation, especially in the exquisite rendition of the "Romanze," by Will helmj, and the "Barcarole," by Paganini.
 Miss Lila Smith and Professor Gucken- berger accompanied Misses Coffin and Ruffner and Professor Wiegand with taste and charm.
 Birmingham friends will watch with great interest and pride the future that awaits Miss Marshall feeling assured that with her natural gifts, her capacity for study, her laudable ambition and her power of application and concentration she will certainly realize her highest as- pirations.
 MT, and Mrs. B. M Starks gave very evening at Blount Springs to their young friends and few married friends. They chartered a car, which was attached to the regular afternoon train, which left the city at D. m., and the party arrived at Blount in about an hour and a half An excellent orchestra accompanied them-provided by MT. and Mrs. Starks; and after a fine supper at the Springs hotel the young people enjoyed dancing for several hours. The merry aggrega- ton of friends reached the city at mid night, having enjoyed one of the most charming outings of the season, for which they were indebted to the generous hospitality of MT. and Mrs. Starks.
 The following were invited by MT. and Mrs. Starks: Misses Ola Roden, Nonis Ouerbacker, Florrie Graves, Mary V. Graves, Mollie Jordan, Mary Johnston, Mary Cleary, Kate Morrow, Momie Ter rell, Mittie Sherrod, Lila Smith, Marie Nelson, Valette Moughon, Addie Evans Daisy Lewis, Alma Lane, Elise Ball, Ma mic Pearson, Mary Barbour, V. Persons Ada Bowron, Patti Ruffner. Katie Smith, Fannie Randolph, Tremmie Randolph Margie Hooper, Ola Snedecor, Madge Parsons, Olive Hooper of Selma, Maude Hooper of Selma, Eva Ransom of Selma Selma, Sue Allen Ball, and Messrs. R. V. Evans, B. D. Frost, Will Crawford, E. Redd, E. T. Wilcox, J. Fletcher R. B. Going, T. W. Redin, Sale Phelan, Lee Bivings. Will Jordan, James Arnold, J. K Warren, Charles Leeper Hugh Mor- row, W. M. Smith, j. 1T. Atchison of New York, l.. c. Cleary, Joe Persons, Solon Jacobs E. Mcconnell, J. w. Worthing- ton, Robert Simpson, D. McDonough, w. Prescott c. E. Thomas, Felix Drennen, Harry Hawkins, T. Everett, J. Bowron, F. Bowron, George. Harris, G. Sowell, William Wells of Huntsville, Charles Plosser, w. Wissner, Sid Jones, s. Me- Gaughy, MT. and Mrs, R. H. Pearson, MT. and Mrs. James Bowron, MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis, MT. and Mrs. Rich H, .. General Manager Metcalfe of the Louis ville and Nashville, Superintendent w. M. Newbold and Messrs E. c. Evans Sam Galloway, R. Montford, Pulaski Leeds and John Wheeler.
 Miss Kate Earle and her brother, Mr. Sam Earle, are now at Blount Springs for a brief stay. H SIX Miss Nina Lee of Decatur is the guest for few days of her cousin, Mrs. l.. G. Woodson, on the South. Highlands. Ssa- The friends of Miss Mamie Anderson will regret to learn that she is quite sick at the residence of her brother, Maj. Frank Y. Anderson, Seventh avenue and Twenty-first street.
 Mrs. Kearney of New Orleans is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William liar die, at her home on First avenue.
 Mrs. w. H. Millspaugh of Selma is vis- iting her relatives, MT. and Mrs. E. J. McCrossin, on the South Highlands.
 On Wednesday evening the Tota chap ter of the Sigma Nu fraternity of How ard college gave it's first banquet at the residence of MT. and Mrs. W. J. Prowell at East Lake. Itswas a very handsome entertainment and was much enjoyed by the following young people: MT. A. B. Collins and Miss Mamie Johnson, MT. j. E. Harris and Miss Murphree, MT. D. M. Snead and Miss Sallie Hutton, Capt W. c. Williams and Miss Jessie Miller, Capt. w. J. Waldrop and Miss Ethel Will Hams, Capt. E. V.sSmith and Miss velma Lykes, Lieut.. J. w. Johnson and Miss Sadye King, Lieut.. H.SR. Donaldson and Miss Ethel Huey, Lieut., H. T. Parker and Miss Alta Williams, Lieut.. William Waldrop and Miss Matte Weldon, sergt. J. F. Roberson and Mss Eugenia Wealth. erly, Sergt. J. w. Lindsay and Miss Lau- ra Fulton, Corporal J. F.s Lindsay and Miss Carrie ProwelI Corporal H. Land man and Miss Donaldson. Corporal w. T. Smith and Miss Kate Mutt. Cadet H. H. Meadows and Miss Florite Hutton, Ca det Fred Moore and Miss Stella vinson. Cadet Charles R. Bell and Miss Agnes Huey.
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