Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-25
BUY CORONA COAL.
John K. Warren, Manager.
Telephone 1920.
GADSDEN.
6-5-tf
A Dance by Moonlight on Beautiful Look
out-Social and General Mention.

A Dance by Moonlight on Beautiful Look
out-Social and General Mention.
Gadsden, Aug. pec!al)-Thurs-
day evening was an evening long to be
remembered by Gadsden's social set. 1t
was a few minutes past 8 o'clock when
The chartered dummy left the Printup
house and made its way up Broad street
and onward to Alfalfa with a large
party of merry young people aboard.
Shortly after leaving Alfalfa the crowd
arrived at the famous Noccalula Falls,
on Lookout mounts ain, where they en-
gagged in the fascinating amusement
called dancing. The moon was shining
bright and the cool breeze that came
over the mountain made it beautiful
and pleasant evening. 1t was l o'clock
when the young folks left the falls, re-
turning by way of Alfalfa, and reached
home about 2:30 a. m. Annlstons
string band was engaged for the occa-
sion and a fine programme OF music
was given by the young men compl1-
mentary to the visiting young ladies in
our city. II was agreed by all that a
more enjoyable evening was never spent.
The party was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. House, Mrs. r. A. Mitchell and
Mrs w. Fowler, chaperons; Misses An
ME Pentecost, Virginia roster, May
George of Demopolis, Nell Fowler, Mary
Emma Hightower, Basalia Hamel of
Nashville, Bessie. May of Montgomery,
Myra and Sadie Mitchell Edna Houser of
Admission, Made and Rubie Baugh. Al
berta Fulghum of Birmingham, Maude
Key of Alfalfa, Adele Key of Mobile,
Laura Eager of Birmingham, Anna
Wallace Daniel, Flossie Ramsey of Fay
etteville, Tenn, Eva Bell Herzberg,
Mary Mack Foreman of Auburn, Beuna
Vista Riley and Messrs. John Pugh
John Livingston, Hubert Davis, Jim
Will Fulghum of Birmingham, Charles
Wood. Bert Loveman Charles Gum,
Bernard and Newman Green, Dan Tur-
rentine. Cliff and John Paden, Earl 10y,
Ohm Sibert Fred Standifer, Sam
Hughes, Henry Lester, Boyd and Oscar
Cox of Alfalfa, Charles Duncan, VIII
and Charles Echols, Otis Wragg. Clair
Hughes, Ed Allison. VIII and Cliff Fow-
Ter, Raymond Green, Wyeth Pope, Ira
and Bob Foster. Ed Hughes and How
ard Gum.
The nine head of horses belonging to
Jones college were auctioned off in
front of the court house Saturday morn
ing The prices paid We're $37 to $66.
VIII Echols, Raymond Green, Charles
Duncan and Howard Green lett the city
Saturday evening about $3.50 O'Clock Tor
Guntersville on bicycles. They expectep
to reach there before daybreak.
A large crowd of people were out and
witnessed some good music at the open
air concert given by the Elliott band
Friday evening in the grove on Forest
avenue.
The board of trustees of the Gadsden
public schools held a meeting Friday
and elected Prof. S. W. Hill of Spring
Vile principal of the school to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Prof. G. G. Jones.
Miss Made Baugh entertained mum
Der of friends at her home on Forest
avenue last Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie May, a charming young
lady of Montgomery is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H., r. Delorme, on South Fifth
street.
Miss Flossie Ramsey has returned to
her home in Fayetteville, Tenn, after
pleasant visit TO relatives here.
Miss Edna Houser, one of Anniston's
society bellies, is visiting Miss Ella Bar
rett on Broad street.
Col. w. r. Dortch returned Sunday
from business trip to Chattanooga.
Will Fulghum of Birmingham is WIS.,
iting relatives in the city.
Miss Leornie Moog of Montgomery is
the guest of Miss Stella Reich at the
Printup house. .s,5 -
DIN sibert left Saturday for Fort
Smith. Ark. where he has accepted a
position. .e.,.--.