The age-herald., 1897-09-05

| Col and Mrs. George c. Ball, of Mont gmery. She Is a very pretty, charming and accomplished young girl, and has rel atives and friends in many parts of Ala bama. Mir. Kennedy is a promi-dng young Virginian, of high sodal and business position.
 During their recent tr:p To Canada pr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Davis were very handsomely entertained at she country homo of one of Toromto's weal,h.oEt ct izens, jus. three miles from the city Thsy were a part of a very charming hcuse par ', ard brought back with thsm dsl gh.f full memoresof Canadian hos H. ity.
 This morning, under the direction Of Prof B. Guckenberger the beautiful quartette cho.r of St. Mary B. on-- he Highlands will resume sheir regular du- ties, after a vacation of several weeks fha music at St. Mary's Lhis morning will be especially good. Miss Emile Von Navarro. of the Ma varra- otteldng Music school, VII reach Birmingham tomorrow to resume her work.
 Mrs. Ormand l.. Jernigan. af e. visliag relatives in the city, has re,uined to her home in Atlanta.
 Miss Hoffs, of Nashville, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. George D Pey- toR on he South Highlands, returns to her home tomorrow.
 Ms. P. J. Mckinney and Miss Louise Mckinney have returned from ysit to Pulaski, Tenn. Rev. Dr and Mrs. D. B. Gray and fam fly are at home again. after a pleasana visit 10 relatives and friends in M,es.s- sipri and Tennessee.
 MT. Moulton Smith has returned from a visit to i.he country. Miss Ada Simpson, of Montgomery is the guest of her brother, MT. Rush Simp- son, on ehe South Highlands
 
 Mss Lera S. Jackson left yesterday | afternoon for New York City, where she will spend the winter with her sister Ms L. A. Davis. Mss Jacxs5n will un- QtISO d NOufS6 OL li-'sI u0lAJI III NOiCC culture while in New York under one of its moss famous private instructors.
  Mir and Mrs. Zac P. Smith have gone to Blount Springs for short stay.
 Miss Auralia Lykes has returned home after pleasant visit to realtiyes and friends in Mooresville, Ala.
  Misses Hattie and Zemma Webb have just returned from visit to friends at Eutaw, Ala.
 Mrs. William M. Crosby has gone to Nashville for a fortnights stay at the Centennial
 Tie following programme will be pre- scented at the Church of the Advent this evening, Miss Coffin musical director, Mrs. H. B. Wheelock organist, assisted by Mrs. Julia Crowder:
 Processional hymn.
 l. Anthem, Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord, choir.
 2. Solo, "Hosana,'' Mrs. J. W. Smith. 3. Quartette, Rock of Ages" Harers) Miss Coffin, Mrs. Vinson Mr Archer and Mir. Putnam.
 1. Solo, "Glory Be to God This Night" Miss Eleanor Meyer.
 ,. Soprano solo and anthem, Hike As Father" Miss Coffin and choir.
 6. Solo, "The Good Shspherd,'' MT Lu-. man Handley.
 '. Quartette, Sovereign Rul=r, Lord of AL" Miss Meyer, Mrs. Vinson, MT. Wet wright and MT. w. E. Smith.
 
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 g. Anthem, "He Watching Over Is rael, choir.
 Recessional hymn. Collection, bensfit St. Agnes Guild. The Apollo club, one of Birmingham's most progressive and successful musical. organizations, will begin active work the third Monday night in September. The club has been incorporated, being proba- by the only regularly incorporated mu- sical organization in the state During last season only the orchestral section was operated, and the club boasts of having the largest strictly amateur or chestra ever organized in Alabama, numbering over thirty ladies and gentle men, The vocal s,-ction will be addsd q tnl3 Idll dllu IL IS pIOpOseu to nave a good mixed chorus. The club expects to favor it's friends with series of cham tl:r corcefts during the winter. all of which will be strictly invitation affairs. Admission to these concerts cannot be bought at any price. The opening con- cert has already besn mapped out, and will be something out of the usual run of amateur affairs.
 Tha organization is now considering the advisability of presenting an opera some time t;foTe the holidays, and if it is decided to give one the beautiful opera "Maritara" will be pres snted, with Mls. c. Lawrence Lavretta, of Mobile in ths title role, she being life member of the club. The officers. of the club are as follows: Mr E. E. Williams, president and musical director; Mir. c. F. Manly, secretary and treasurer; Dr. T. T. Thax- ton, e-prssident; Miss Heren Wili ms aceomparist. The following honorary members have been elected or account