The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-07

Of unusual excellence has been arranged
for the occasion, which icludes the names
of such musical artists as Misses Mccoy,
Meyer Goelzea Mrs. Wheslack, Treble
Clef club. Prof. Washburn and others.
Or. Charles Travis Drslanen has re-
emily been elected president of the Med
ical society at Hot Springs. He Is to
deliver an address ON the 18th inst. be-
fore the Tri4State Medical association,
which will convene az Memphis in a few
days.
Mrs. Harry Jonss will entertain a num-
Der of her friends at Euchre next Fri
day afternoon, the 10Th inst, at o'clock,
in honor of her guests, Mrs. George MOT
ris barrow and Mrs. James Marslhah
Head, OF Tenne ssee. Mrs. Head and MIS-.
barrow are among the most charming
and prominent representatives OF Ten
n6ssee society.
Mrs. John r. Wheeler has issued invi-
tations to a Progress i've Logomachy par
ty Thursday afternoon from 2 to o'clock
complimentary to Miss Briggs and MISS
TiEie Alice. Briggs, of Franklin, Tenn.
Mrs Wilbur Brown went to Mont
gomery yesterday afternoon for brief
visit.
Mr.. ]. D. Moore returned yesterday
from stay of several days alt the
Methodist conference just held at Flor
ence.
: Mr. A. Latady has been visiting
friends ait Nashville.
Miss Louisa Gregory, of Marion, Ala,
DIS visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. L. McGow-
an, 1900 Avenue ].
Colonel and Mrs. John C. Haskell. of
Columbia, S. c., have been spending
few days in Birmingham. They came
to attend the marriage Of their son, Mr..
Preston H. Haskell, to Miss Susie Howe
yesterday afternoon.
The Treble Clef club Will NEST this
morning at 10 o'clock at the South High
lands Presbyterian church.
The Highland Book club will be enterA
tanned by Mrs. Algernon w. Nelson, at
the residence of Captain and Mrs. John
w. White, 221O Highland avenue, on
Wednesday morning ait 1890 o'clock.
Miss Elise Minor is visiting Mrs. E. F.
Sloan at Tuscaloosa
Master Allen Lille Campbell celebrated
his tenth birthday last Friday evening
with a delightful donkey party, at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Campbell, Twenty-first street South
Highlands. The prize, pretty box of
candy, was won by Master Vaughan
Meade. After enjoying various games,
the little folks partook of an elaborate
collation., served by Mrs. Campbell. The
following were Master Allen CampbelPs
guests Friday: Masters Kenneth I'M
derwood, Harry Underwood, Beach Che
neweth, James Weatherly, Mark An
drews, Russell Lanier, William Durham,
Vaughan Meade Payton Pinkard, Bryce
Jemison, Meredith Roberts, Robert Chad
wick; Misses Virginia Underwood, Flea
nor Shober, Beatrice Underwood, Belle
Roberts, Mary Kirkpatrick, Marjorie
Weatherly, Grace Andrews, Savannah
Kirkpatrick, Ellen Linn Stone, Mary
Clay Mary Thompson; Mesdames D. M.
Drennen and H. N. Gunn.>
The regular meeting of the Creche will
occur this afternoon ait 8 o'clock ait the
residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon, 400 TWEEN
ty-firslt street. All who are interested
in this noble charity are invited to be
present.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. D. S. Davis and DR..
and Mrs. w. E. B. Davis entertained
Mr. Polk Miller and few other friends
at dinner SUNDAY afternoon.
The song service under Inc direction of
Miss Lolttle Coffin and Mrs. Harry
Wheelock ait the Church of the Advent
Sunday evening was enjoyed and appre-
ciated by very large congregation. The
concerted numbers were excellently rem
dered and the solos of Misses Van Hose
and Coffin and Messrs. Archer and
Smith, were especially delightful. The
following was. the musical programme of
the service:
Professional hymn.
Anthem, ''Seek Ye the Lord" (Spohr)
ienor solo, Mr.. W. T. Archer.
Solo, Shepherd of Israel" Miss Van
Hoose.
Congregational hymn.
Anthem, my Song Sha1 Be of Mercy"
Quartette "Abide With Me-" porter,
Misses Coffin and Van Hose; MeSsrs.
Archer and w. e. Smith.
Anthem, "Baumm est" (Haydre)
Congrega tional hymn
Solo, "a Lord Unto Thee" Perez) Miss
Coffin.
Anthem, "As Points the Hare (Spohe).
Recessional hymn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tomlinson left
Sunday for months WISH to Mexico.
Miss Lillian Richardson, of Monitgom-
cry. is the guest of her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben F. Kolb in Twen-