The age-herald., 1897-09-26

its first meeting for (he season on Thurs day afternoon, Oct. 8, at the residence of Mrs. J. F. Graham, on the South High lands. Ilyhe following are the officers for the coming year: President, Mrs. Grif- filth Harsh, president, Mrs. H. D. Merrill, secretary aC.1 treasurer, Mss Fannie Forney. The members of this fiourishing. literary organization have determined upon The study of Ge.unam history and literature for the coming year.
 The Apollo club will begin regular re- hearsaIs this week. The orchestra will meet on Monday at 8 o'clock, and the chorus will meet on Tuesday, evening at 8 o'clock. IIhe club thlas arranged win Mir. Pealce Of the Jesse French Piano and Organ company to use the room formerly occupied by the Mendelssohn society and the relIearsais this week and hereafter will be lnedl Jhe-e, which Is on the second floor over the Jesse Frrich Tgano and Organ company, Sec ord avenue. The club will begin alctive preparation for their opening concsrt, which will be given some time in Oc- tofber.
 Miss sEthcl Owen, Oracle Smith and Lueie Eubank, and Messrs. Tunsdall Perry, Waiter Fowlkes, Lucien Brown and Robert Moorefield, were the guests at a house party at Hillman last week given by MT. and Mrs. Ned McDayid.
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 Mr. Charles Washburn, the delightful baritone singer will sing solo, "These are They" by J. P. Donnelly, at the First Methodist church this morning.
 MT. Howard Kolb who has been living in Montgomery for several months past will return to Birmingham to reside about the first of October.
 Rev. pr. and Mrs. B. D. Gray will oc- cupy, after the first of October, the home of Capt. John NJ. Martin, FPS west Twen- tieth street.
 Mrs. Norton D. Whitley left yesterday for Chicago, where she will join her hus- band, who is in busienss in that city. Mrs. B. F. Cassady, Miss I4ida Cas- sadly, and Miss Loula Cassidy, formerly of Anniston, arrived in Birmingham Friday night to make their permanent home in this city. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs Edward Leslie. 412 north Twenty-ifth street..
 Mrs. Kate Lewis, Mrs. Mary l.. Tipton and Misses Kathleen and Daisy Lewis have returned from a visit to St. Clair Springs.
 Mrs. James M Jones, of Greensboro, is the guest of her mother Mrs. Kate Lewis, at her home on Underwood Hill, South Highlands.
 Mir. and Mrs L. O. c. Kelly and their sisteH., Mrs Heisstell, will move from the South Highlands into the city the first of October They will occupy the pretty home at 713 West Twentieth street.
 The BeEse Letti'eis club met Friday, Sept. 24, with Mrs. Frank Norris for re- After a delightful session the members adjourned to meet on Thursday Sept. 30,>. alt 3 o'clock, with Mns. T'honlIals s. Tate.
 The members of the Pelham chapter of the Daughters of the American Reyolu- ton are preparing to infnse new life and enthusiasm into tlsis ffourishing order. They will hold their initial meeting fer this season early in October, at the home of the c1Japusr regent, Mrs. F. H. CaBaniss on the South Highlands. when plans for the winter will be inaugurated. A brilliant colonial ball is contemplated by the D. A. R.'s as son as the social seaDon fairly begins. T'he chapter Is al present. large and acIlve, but 1t should rapidly increase in members until it is equal to any other in the south, The Pelham, chapter will do it's part towards contributing to tibe hall to be built at D. C., by the Naticne,s so- siety.ioa s Att South side Baptist church at 1.