The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-22

Waters would be much more approprt-
ate.
An excellent cook accompanied the par
| ty. and besides that, most of the young
men had enjoyed camp life before, a@d
made excellent assistant cooks. Riffs,
| kodaks and guitars were carried. and
every evening the hills eehead with mu-
sic. All enjoyed every minute of the
time, and were sorry when it was neces-
sary to return to the city.
Mr.. and Mns. Ned McDavid have moved
to Hinman. where Mr.. McDavid has ac-
oepted position with the Smith Mining
Co.
Mrs. Robert McDavid and children of
| Montgomery. are visiting Mrs. McDayi6's
| father, Dr. JOS R. Smith, at Elyton.
A delightful phantom party was given
at the Bount Springs hotel last night by
the guests. A band from Birmingham
and number of popular beaux from the
| city contributed to the pleasure and sue
CESS of the occasion. Some of the love-
liest girls in Alabama are now at Blount
| Springs.
Miss Kate A. Smith is spending few
days at Blount Springs with Miss Net
! tie C. Anderson, who is summering there.
Miss Lila Smith is the guest of Miss
Rosa Sloss at Blount Springs.
The School Of Music and Theory. Miss
Daisy Rowley. principal. has issued a
handsome panNhl in white ana gold.
setting forth the admirable course Of
| study in vocal and instrumental music,
wi 1i.-f sOF of ta act
year. Miss Rowley, who is not only
brilliant musician. but also an accom-
| plished woman. has selected this beauti-
| fur German legend as the motto for her
school: Music is one of Gods greatest
| charities"
Chapter Sd, of st. Agnes Guild.
| Church Of the Advent, will give a sur
| prise party at Capital Park, Thursday
| afternoon 26th inst. from 4 to O'Clock.
Refreshments and a souvenir for each
| little boy and girl will be the principal at
fractions. The children will be entertain
ed and cared for by the following ladies,
who compose the chapter: Mrs. Brooks
Forbes. Mrs. w. J. Didf Mrs. VIM. Tin
ker Miss Ethel Morrow. Miss Kittie
Beattie. Mrs. J. d. Oliver, chairman;
Mrs. Robert Newman. president. If the
| weather should prove Indictment, the en-
| tainment will occur at the residences of
Mrs. oliver. 712 West Twentieth street
| Mrs. A. o. Lane was expected home last,
night from a stay of several weeks on
the gulf coast. r
Mrs. F. Eies and family will return
from Europe about the 9th of September.
They have been absent from home since
last May. -
Mr.. VIII P. Ward has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to leave
the infrmary today and return to his
home. 1923 Fifth avenue. This will be
very good news to Mr. Wards large circle
of friends. sl
This morning at the South Side Baptist
church Miss Meyer will sing solo, and
at the evening service beautiful quar-
tette. with Miss Meyer as soloist, will be,
sung.
Mrs. S. F. H. Tarrant, principal of the
English and Classical Institute in Mont
| gomery. is spending a few days with her
son ard wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Halle v. Tar
rant. who board with Mrs. Williams, a
sister of Mrs. TaTTant, the the DeBar-
delaben mansion. Mrs. Tarrant, as
miss SUE Hale" had a most successful
school in Jonesboro, near Birmingham, in
the fifties. She has never left the school
room for single year. consequently she
viii celebrate her fiftieth anniversary as
teacher in 1902. More than 1000 wo-
men of the south hold diplomas or GER
tificates with her signature.
| o,,lt ic ha; NV
| the ladies' these rainy days with the con-
| dition of the south crossing at Fifth
| avenue and Twenty-first street, alleged
| to be due to growing weeds and other i'm
| pediments forcing the water out into the
street and at times overlooking the cross
| ing to the depth off several inches.
| Miss Lucy Kittrell of Fresno, Cal, is
visiting Mrs. Albert Latady, 3015 Avenue
ID.
Miss Inez Hale, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. d. P. Hale, of Hale
Springs, will spend her SECOND year at the
English and Classical Institute, Mont
gomery.
Mrs. E. T. Glass and children are visit
| ing relatives in South Alabama.
| Miss c. A. Hooper, of New York, is
| visiting her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
| Randall. corner Eleventh avenue and
| Eighteenth street, South Highlands
| Miss Emma Bissette has gone to the
| coast of Florida to spend a month or two
! with her brother. She expects to come
back greatly improved by the sea breezes
| and surf bathing.
| Mr.. Thomas Hamilton, Sr.. is spending
| few days with his family on the South
! Highlands.
The following special musical program
will be rendered at the First Methodist
church today: IN
MORNING SERVICE.
Quartette-Mrs. Chandler, Mr. Cart
wright, Mrs. Golding, Mr.. Handley.
Solo. Nearer My God to Thee''-Mr.