The age-herald., 1899-08-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. W. M. Spencer and family of Gal lion, are visiting Mrs. T. H. Spencer in Avenue J, south.
 Mrs, J. H. Taylor has returned after a two months visit to her father and mother, MT. and Mrs. l.. Smith, of Corinth, Miss.
 
 Miss Marker and Miss Ellie Smith, of Co., rinth, Miss, are visiting their sister, Mrs. teenth street
 Mrs A. S. Ashe, of New Orleans, nee Miss Bessie Hart is visiting her sister, Mrs Jonas Schwab, in Fifth avenue.
 
 Misses Lizzie and Adeline Donegan. of Jacksonville, Fla, are the guests of Mrs. Joseph Chambers, of Elyton.
  Mrs. Joseph Chambers and children have returned from a visit to South Carolina, where they were the guests of Mrs. Cham herlain's sister, Mrs. H. Courtney. ri The pupils of Mrs. R. l. Coapman's music school at Avondale will give a concert to-
 
 church of that place. Among the features of the programme will be a vocal solo by Miss Eva Mae Hayes, who has quite a To- cal reputation as a singer, with piano &C., compartment by Miss Maggie Roachville. Miss Grace Vance is the guest of the family of pr. M c. Ragsdale. at Me Gala.
  R. E. Newman, Fred Norton, White Mat thews, E. B. Vaughan and John P Abbott were at Blount Springs Sunday.
  II. Y Weissenger and family, of Padu- cah, Ky, after visit to Prof. Weissenger, of the East Lake Atheneum, left for their home Saturday.
 Mrs. William H. Driskill, formerly Miss Bird Harris, of Meridian, Miss is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Mary Ware, on the North Highlands.
 Rev. J. J. Grier filled his pulpit Sunday after visit to friends and relatives in North Carolina.
 A furnace party was given last night in
  the guest of Mrs. J. D. Dabney.
 
 Miss Dora Bern, of Anniston, is the guest of Miss Belle Olive, at Woodlawn.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Newman have re- turned from a two weeks visit to friends and relatives in Huntsville.
  Mrs. R. R. Stobert, Mrs. Tom Stobert and Master Clarence Stobert left yesterday for a visit to St. Clair.
 The following is the programme to be rendered at North Birmingham park to- night for the benefit of the Mercy Home: l. March, oceanic" (W. P. Wilkins)- Grambs orchestra.
 l. Medley Southern Pastimes" Got ton)-Grambs' orchestra. B. Selected, "Pirates of San Domingo (Emil Isenman)-Grambs' orchestra. 4. Cornet solo, ''Ldzzie Raeda" CHart- man)-Mr Memoli and Grambs' orchestra. 5. La Paloma," by request-Grambs' or chestra. 6. Medley, Popular Pebbles CBoettger) -Gramlbs' orchestra. T. March, "Tne Presidents" by request Q1erbert)-Grambs' orchestra. 8. Finale, Bridal Chorus from Lohen- gren CWagner)-Fred L. Grambs, con- ductor. Mrs. Margaret Nance and her daughter, Miss Carrie, returned from a visit to Ox- ford yesterday. Miss Helen Hudson, who has been trav- | cling in California for some time, will re- | turn to Birmingham this week. r,J. P. Buchanan, of Jackson, Tenn, is | spending few days with his wife, who Is i visiting Mrs. w. L. Howard on the North | Highlands. | The '~r. P. IT," a new social organiza- l tion, has issued invitations for a dance at Lakeview pavilion tomorrow evening, be- ginning at s:S0 o'clock. Miss Jimmie Byrd came over yesterday l from Atlanta for a short visit to relatives in Woodlawn. l MT. Walter Archibald has returned from Atlanta. Mrs M. A. Armstrong of Nashville is visiting Mrs. D. c. Pugh, 1818 Sixth avenue.