Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-21

merriment of youth in check. But at the sound Of bell the spell was broken, brilliant lights flashed. the ghosts dis appeared and in their stead stood the following young people, who were ra- diant with the beauty of youth and hap piness:
 Misses Ferry Nabb. Millie Nabb, An- nie Smith. Mary Lou Smith, Helen Van Heose, Emma Koeng, Marjorie Catch- ings. Jessie Norris Moll,e Cullom, Flor ence Ballard, Eicis- Jackson, Kate Co- mer Alber.a Fushupl. Ada Vaughan, Agnes Hurey.
 Messrs. Tom Fills, George Ellis, Will Cameron, Andrew Cameron, sam Per ry, Earl Feedyce Rressil Vaughan, Ben Catchings John Henley, Sears Francis, Jim Dwyer, Ed Marable. Clarence Bal lard. Julius Whaley. Tom Bowron.
 A beautiful c9llatian was gel ved during the evening. and II midnight the tally ho carried the young ladies and gentle men to tteir homes.
 This evening at o'clock Rev. Dr. P. Y. Hale will deliver his very instructive and entertaining lecture, Travels Through the Holy Land" at the South side Baptist church for the benefit of the church. The lecture will be Illustrated with eighty stereopticon views.
 An exchange says: Scotograph IS likely to stick as a popular term for DOT traits taken by the Roentgen process. It means shade picture, and it's analogy with photograph, which is light picture, is sufficiently manifest to help on It's vogue. It happens. however, that the word scotograph has already been Tn use a number of years to designate writing instrument for the blind, and It is pronounced as if derived from the proper noun Scot But it will be the simplest matter in the world for the new eaning to oust the old in popular ae- ccptsnce. fer that is a general law of Ian guage. And despite the dictionary the first Q will be long, as in photograph.
 At the whist party given by the young gentlemen of the Phenix club on Wednes- day evening Miss Bessie Hart of Jackson, Miss won the ladys prize and MT. ]. Adler the gentleman's prize
 A very cordial invitation is extended all lovers of music in our city to attend the recital to be given at 3 o'clock to- morrow Saturday, afternoon at the Con servatory of Music, over the First Ma tional bank, when the following very eX- cellent programme will be rendered:
 MT. B. Guckenberger, piano.
 MT. Emil Weigand, violin.
 Sonate D flat major CBeethoven).
 Allegro con Spir.to.
 Adagio con Mott Espressione.
 Rondo, Allegro Motto.
 PreIslied, from the "Meistersinger" (Wagner- WilbemD.
 Sonate D minor tGade).
 Adagio Allegro di Motto.
 Largkette. Allegro Vivace.
 Adagio, Allegro Mclto Viyacc.
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 MT and Mrs. James A. Allen entei- tained their young friends last evening in z1-1t- .l&& f,,1 hfRe.r fa h1n ! c h ion, In honor of their lovely young nieces, the Misses Allen of Montgomery The handsome home was decorated with ar tistic taste, and not a detail was lack ng to make of the reception one of the most enjoyable and charming of the season. A delicious menu was served during the evening. The Misses Allen received cordial welcome from Birmingham so- ciety last evening, and the gracious hos pitalty of MT. and Mrs. Allen had about 1t the indescribable charm of other days. The following young ladies and gentle men were invited: Misses Alma Lane, Mnnie Mesle Lane, Kate Earle, Patti RuTner, I. McMurray, Amy Jordan, Mol lie Jordan, Augusta Sharpe, Lutie Sharpe, Ethel Sharpe, Elise Ball, Margaret Smith, Mary George Linn, Lucille Smith, Edith Buell, Laura Ferguson, Anna Morrow, Mamie Pearson. Jennie Porter, Margie Hooper, Mary Cleary, Lila Smith, Mamie Morrow, Ada Lide, Jessie Cowan, Sarah Wilder. M. Eckford, A. Dargin, Mattie Glover, Louise Fucker, Mary Fucker, Mary Virginia Graves Eloise Johnston, Margaret O'Brien, Annie O'Brien, Ada Johnston Leila Fletcher, E. Baptste, Laura Fulton, W. Brown, Louise Patton, L. Cherry, Katie Marshall, Nellie Mar shall A. Moughon, Matte Estill, and Messrs. Baptiste, c. Thompson, w. K. Terry, Percy Terry. Persons, Cowan, Browne, Vaughan. Prescott, Lovelace, R. Going, D. Going, H. Going, Frost, Patton, H. Morrow, w. Walker, Porter Walker, w. Henley, c. Leeper. E. Ware, T. Simms, Reddn, Schoolar, w. J. Boles, D. r. Talley Carper, Merry. Bivings. Frazier, Wynne, Hawkins, Broinby, Plos- ser, Hooper, Wetmore, Bradley, Nat l.. Miller Carmichael, Montgomery, Wilder, Ransom, Wimberly, Allen. Getzrudanna, McGoughy, McNeill, T. Koenig, B. Thompson, R., Evans, J. K. Warren, Moody A. Gibson and Mir and Mrs. c.