Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

fond friends who. have been impatient for her return, and no one of Birming- hams absent daughters will receive more joyous welcome.
 Judge Feagin and family are occupying the residence of MT. H. L. Underwood during the absence of, himself and fami- ly at sewanee.t eas.v,.
 Bishop and Mrs. IWilmer are the guests of Mrs George R. Ward
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 The rector and vestry of St. Mary's called upon Bishop Wilmer in a body Mary's have placed a carriage at the dis posal of Bishop and Mrs. Wilmer during their stay in this city.
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 Mrs Conner, of Georgia, is a guest of frfere1s ip she city
 Tine Metaphysical association will hold its regular Sunday, afternoon meeting today a.; 4. o'clock alt Park avenue and NinGteenith Nstreet The subject treated will Joe What Is Truth?" and the dis cussion will be lead by Mrs. l.. E. French.
 
 Misses May Griffin and Mai Simmonds, who have sbeen attending the Washing ton Female college returned home last night, sadcdmpahied by pr. Elias Davis, whom they joined at Philadelphia Miss Idcne Key, of Woodlawn, has re- turned from Montevallo, after an extend- ed visit to Friends.
 The Cadmean Circle will hold called meeting Friday afternoon, June H. at 5.30 O clock. at the home of Mrs. w. J. Miner. A matter of importance is to be discussed and a full attendance of the members is desired.
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 The following is the musical program of the silver anniversary at the Church of the Advent today:
 MORNING SERVICE. Hymn 490.
 yenitc, chant.
 Gloria, Semper.
 Te Deum, P. A. Schneider.
 Jubilate, Shuey.
 Hymn S77..
 Kyrie, Mendelsohn.
 Gloria, Tibi
 Hymn 637.
 offeratory anthem, o Taste and See, Sir John sGoss.
 SanctuS Vincent.
 Hymn 22S.-
 Gloria in Excelsis.
 Hymn 31I. ers
 = EVENING SERVICE. Anthem~"The Lord is in His Holy Temple" Loeb.
 Gloria, Semper.
 Bonuml Est, Shepard.
 Nunc Dimfttis, P. A. Schneider. Anthem-"sun of My Soul" Reyner. Hymn 425.uo.s4 ~cy
 Quartette-"Art Thou Weary"-Miss Coffin, Mrs. Golding, MT. w. T. Archer and MT. w. E. Smith.
 Offeratory solo-"I Will Lay Me Down in Peace" Dudley Buck--Miss Coffin, Hymn 51e.
 
 Miss Rose Hirsch, very popular young lady from Columbus. Ga. who has been visiting Mrs. C. Lazarus on Eight eenth street, returned to her home Fri day.
 MT. Leon Schwarz left last right for a weeks trip to Tuscaloosa, Selma and other points.
 Miss Ella Nolan win leave shortly for Waverly. Tenn, her native home, on visit to her uncle James N Nolan, ex- comptroller of Tennessee.
 Mrs. Dr. J. D. Rush, of Appalachicela. and president of the Womans Confer cree Beard of the State of Florida, is in the city in attcrdance upon the Womans Missionai'y Foard of the M. E. Church. South, stopping with Mrs. Adams. 1906 Fifth avenue sslf
 Mrs. Mln0r a1n1eAeT uduSHCef, MISS Ellis left yesterday for Poligee. from which place Miss Minor will go to Wake shaw where she will spend the summer.
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 Mrs. George H. Rogers and children will leave the city tomorrow on an extended summer vacation of three morchs. Part of the preselre month will be spent with relatives in Nashville.
 Entertaining, indeed, were the exercises [ at AIissIM. Adele Sfaw's school, Eleventh avenue and Fourteerdth street, South Highlands, on Friday afternoon last. A varied programme of dialogues, songs and recitations was skillfully rendered. Prizes were awarded to Smith Cullom, and Catherine Matthews for regularity and diligence In studies; to Lillian M. Byrd, for perlrlnla nships
 The younger pupils then enjoyed a donkey party, at the close of which re- treatments were served, and as twilight fell the wearied. yet happy, children bade good-bye to the successful session of 1S97 z,W 5ss s,szgi.Jo5