The age-herald., 1897-09-12

trip so sg-.aa. to join MT. Chambers. who is living in ihaes faraway land, as the rsp essn,ative of the Gsatted Stafes. Germany and Great Britain.
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 Miss Susie Martin VII sal from Souill- empton in few days, and will reach New York on the 2sth inst. She will probably arrive in Birmingham early in october.
 Miss Mary Lee Broadlax and Miss Ada Johnston left yesterday for vlsat of two weeks to friends att Eutaw, Ala MT L. P. Hill leaves today for New orleans. Later he will go to his bgol.h- ers plantation in Louisiana, where he will spend tine winter. He will return to Birmingham in tine spring.
 
 There is large crowd of charming people at Tate Springs sGll, notwith- standing Ghe lslteness og the season. Fourteen states are well represented at the famous resort. Among the guests are Gov and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, ex-Gov. w. c. Oates, Senator J. T. Mill her and Rev. pr. Urqhart, of Alabama.
 
 The very many friends of MT. and Mrs. w 1T. Moore will sincerely regret to learn that Ghey will retura to their former home. at Owensboro, Ky. the latter part of September. They have been res,d .nts of Birmingham for several yeala. and nj that lime have drawn around them a large number of loyal, loving friends, to whom their departure will be cause for genuine sorrow. At St. Paurs Catholic church this morning, at 1o.3O o'clock, La Haches beautiful mass will be rendered by full choir and orchestral accompani- ment, under the direction of MT. Vim. Rosenstihf. The choir is composed of Misses Sullivan and McCrossin, Mes danes Bacon, Davis and Satterfisld, and Messrs. Arrico, Church, Sucker, Crackenberg.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm Sanneman and their son, Master Vim. Sanneman, leave Monday night for Louisville, Ky, and French Lick Springs, Ind
 Miss Rosa DuBose will again have charge of the school at East Birming- ham. Miss DuBose has been the eff cient and faithful teacher of this school for several years.
 MT. George B. Kelley. son of MT George c. Kelly, has been appointed assistant engineer of Major Joseph Rip ley. chief engineer of the Warrior river canal survey. He will enter upon his duties at once.
 Rev. John Barbour of the South High land Presbyterian church, has returned from Louisville, Ky, where he spent his vacation. He will occupy his pulpit to- day.
 MT. Robert Rittenberry has returned from a visit to relatives in Middle Ten nessee.
 The Daughters of the Confectionery held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Wilbur Brown, on the South Highlands. The following offi- cers were present. Mrs. Charles Brown, treasurer; Mrs. J. A. Rountree, histo- rian, and Mss Rittenberry, secretary, besides number of members of the chapter. After the business of the or ganization was attended to, Mrs. Will bur Brown entertained the ladies with several delightful piano solos. The Daughters will meet next with Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Eleventh avenue and Eighteenth street, South Highlands.
 
 MT. Brett Brown left a few days ago for Nashville, where he will enter the Vanderbilt University.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwller has returned from visit to iher mother in Virginia.
 Miss Mabel Roy and Miss Ethel Cliff ford left yesterday for Nashville to enter school.
 The friends of Mrs. Joseph F. John ston will be glad to learn that the latest accounts from Tate Springs brings the gratifying informa tion that she is some what better. Mrs. Johnston will return to Birmingham as soon as she is able to travel.
 The Birmingham Glee club has been organized with the following officers and members Presldent, MT. J. A. Yates; director, Prof. Charlss Washburn; treas urer, MT. F. F. Putnam; secretary, MT Jim Johns; first tenor, Messrs. J. E. Gil- lis, Harvey Lyon, G. H. Stapleton; sec ond tenors, Messrs. J. A. Yates, J. H. Smith, J. c. Cartwright, Ren Luckfe; first bass, Messrs. w. E. Smith, o. J. Miles, l.. s. Hand9sy; second bass, Messrs s. M. Hanby, F. F. Putnam, Jim Johns music committee, Prof. Wash burn, chairman; Harvey Lyon, J. E. Gillis. Cards are out announcing MT. J.. w. Fain, vice-president of the Stowers Fur niture company and Miss Annie Luns- ford will be married on the 21st. They will go to New York on their bridal tour via Charleston, s. e. On their return their friends will find them at the Flor