Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-07-25
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SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.
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, Miss Scott, Of Nashville, is the guest of
Mrs. BEN Dryer, who is spending the
sumner with Mrs. Arthur Adams, Beeler's
Station.
Miss Cora Hardy is az home for the
summer. She will attend Bryn Mawr
NEXT session, having been successful IN
competing for a scholarship.
Mr.. r. L. Mcknight and family have
removed from Tuscumbia to Blrming-
ham.
..It looked like fairy land said those
WI. ..e - IottuEalte as TO attend the
dawn fete at the beautiful residence or
Hon. and MIS-. .. L.. 49,.
lawn was decorated With Chinese lanterns
luhat cast a mild glow ovsr handsome
matrons, fair girls and gallant men
Fairy footed Heb5s served dainty dell
cacies that would tempa the gods. Music
and merry laughter hoated out ON the
soft summer air. The charming hostess
made she gu SITS feel at home Mr.. I'm
derwood is expelled from Washington
next week.
The fourth meeting of the "Comfolt-
able literary club" which was formed
about two months ago, was held a the
home of Mrs. Fl F. Bridewell Friday night
at $50 o'clock. A full quorum was pres
ent, and the subject for discussion,
1fIbiSt I-llOt : l1lAe anu HC MINI OiA
the Floss" was ably handled. Papers
were prescribed by the secretary and the
president, and a general discussion fol-
lowed, which brought to light rare pow !.
eIS of criticism and word painting
The club is very select, and numbers
about tn members ait present.
There is prospect in the fu-ure of an
other newspaper being published in our
city, whose conception was affected lasr
Friday. 1T will for the present be strictly
a club paper and will be edited by the
president of the Comfortable club Mrs.
iRosalfn B. Goulding. formerly as Miss
Bridewell newspaper correspondent in
Washing. on, d. e.
Every fourth meeting of this club is de-
vdsed to musical entertainment, and as
TIL re is considerable musical talent in the
club, a pleasant evening is always as
sured by the entertainment committee.
Mrs. Baltis Allen, of Houston, Tex, is
the guest of her mother ard sis.e r. Mrs.
III. F. Bridewelf and Mrs. Geo. K. Could
ing, at 314 Noloh Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Allen will be bet er remembered in
Birmingham as Miss Annie Bfidewell,
formerly the soprano in the choir of the
advert church. and lattarly as leading So
prano in the choir of ST. Mary's, on the
South Highlands, where her sweet voice
was Always a pleasant feature in the
services. Mrs. Allen will remain In Biz
mingham abou; month.
An interesting ature of next week Is
Ito be the entertainment given at the
residence of DIR. George M. Morrow for
the benefit of the First Baptist church.
That clever little comedy, Uncle Will"
will be given by Frank Lcith, Dan Greene
and Lucy Morrow. The play in itself is
a treat. and is sure to meet with success
in thu hands of these clever people. "A
fine musical programme has been ar
ranged for such musical artists as Lila
Smith. Alice Fallon and Leeman Hand
ley. Elegant refreshments will BE- served
on the lawn and porches. The public is
cordially invited.
Miss Pink Miles, of Mobile, will ar
rive in 1.-The city Monday and be the guest
of Mrs. John H. Enslen, 1909 Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. C. c. Snlder and Mrs. Y. A. Seals.
with their little daughters, Mary and
Mildred, are spending a few weeks at
Cooks Springs
Mrs Frank Hodges and Miss Mary
George Linn are spending the summer in
Auburn with relatives.
Dr. ]. w. Newman and wife returned
last night from Toronto, Canada, where
they We're in attendance upon the great
convention of the Interna tional F,pworth
league. They report an excellent time
and a most successful meeting at VIII en-
the estimated attendance was over U.s.
000 persons. They were greatly benefited
by thair trip, every feature of which was
highly enjoyable
Invitations are out announcing the wed
ding of Mr.. Thomas Oliver Melton and
Miss Grace Lide, the event to take place
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Lide. North High
lands on Tuesday, August g. at 10 a. m.
The groom is a prosperous young mem
Der of the firm of Melton Bros, Morris
avenue recently removed from Atlanta to
this city THIS bride-elect is a decidedly
charming young lady of sweet disposition
ard pleasing manners. She has many
warm friends and admirers. The couple
Will leave after the ceremony for Nash
Vile for short visit TO the exposition.
Tonight at ST Paul's Catholic church
a. grand sacred musicale will be given
under the auspices Of the Ladies A'd
Society of ST. Peufs, The doors viii
BE- open to all and as the musical is given
Il replete the treasury of the society-a
FREQ will contribution will be taken up
The programme will be unusually fine,
and Is as follows:
PROGRAMME
"Gloria," orchestra: Memon.
CT Deum." cf-ri7s; Max Voerich.
Sol ists'Mrs. S3tterheid, Miss Sullivan,
ami Messrs. Lyons nd Handley.
Harp-Seiect-i; Mrs. Oliver ChaEf9ux
Ssolo--"The Heavenly Messenger"
Combs: Mrs Gertrude satterfsld.
Ccrrlet GSolo-"When. Mr.. Philip Me-
1noH.
"ssanctus" chorus Gounod.
Soloist-iMr. Harry Lyons; harp accom-
psniment.
solo--"Ave verum." Miss Uora sulli-
van.
S,oio-"Callest Thou Me, o Master?"
Mrs. II. Fl. Sinnige.
Chorus--'"The Heavens Are Telling"
Haydn.
so'oists. Miss Alice Failon and Messrs
Archer and Srnitii.
Pa~ediction.
william oser-tih'-Director chorus.