The age-herald., 1900-09-12

red beneath this bell, which has never be fore been taken from the White House. Both the President and Mrs Mckinley will be present at the marriage, as will several members of the cabinet and dip- lomatic representatives.
 Dr. William Mudd Jordan has gone to New Jork where he will remain several weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Harwell of New York, who have been the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Kate Rhodes Lewis, will return home today.
 MT. L. A shipman of Jacksonville, Fla, is in the city.
 Mrs. R. F. Robb left yesterday for Mont gomery.
 Mrs. R. B. Crawford and her daughter, Miss Martha Crawford. formerly of Eu- faula, Ala, but now of Houston, Tex, are spending several weeks with Mrs. J. G. Waite in Huntsville avenue.
 
 The patrons and friends of the Pollock Stephens Institute are cordially invited to
 
 of 190O-19O1 this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Annie L. Earle has returned from Battle Creek, Mich.
 The following from the Rome Tribune will be of interest: Mrs. R. V. Mitchell and daughters, Misses Estelle and Addie Mitch- ell, were three of party of six who have enjoyed the pleasure of living in a flat in Chicago the past summer. The other members of the congenial party were Cap tain and Mrs. Alexander Garland of Mont gomery and Mrs. Warren Stokes Of Birm- ingham. The fiat was situated on Dearborn avenue in two blocks of Lincoln Park and the lake, and only a short distance from the beautiful home of Mrs. Potter Palmer; also near the Letter residence.
 Mrs Marks and Mrs. Whelan have re- turned from eastern summer resorts
 Miss Carrie Turrentine and her nephews, Master Joseph Milton and Harry Polk, have returned from New York.
 Mrs w P Herzberg of Gadsden is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Denson.
 MT f6dSln lOIHphiIS, WHO hoo pOSi spending the summer in the city, has gone to Auburn, where he will resume his studies. , MT. Willie Blackwell left yesterday morn- ing for Blountvile to enter school. MT. Cicero Blackwell will leave next Monday.
 The Woman's Aid Society of the Church of the Advent will give an entertainment at Lakeview Thursday evening for the benefit of the altar. A delightful evening is anticipated, and refreshments will be served.
 After a delightful evening of music and mirth, followed by refreshments, merry party of young people departed from the residence of Mrs. w. s. Pape, avenue D, between Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets. The hostesses, Misses Nellie and Ruby Pape, proved themselves both charming and pleasant throughout the en- tertainment. The guests were: Misses Rosa Wetzel, Mae Freddy, Libbe Rowling, Ruby , Pape, Ala Martin, Nellie Pape, Minnie Tuck, Myrtle Coker, Anna Luster, Anna Lou Cheasnutt and Messrs. Cheasnutt, George Thurmond Harry Abel, J. M Love- less, Robert Martin, Homer Jones, John Shill, Robert Freddy, Eugene Murphy and Ed Horst
 The Birmingham Seminary will be re- opened for the scholastic year at g o'clock this morning. There will be music and brief recitations, and Rev. Dr. Branscombe and others will each speak a few words of counsel and good cheer. The exercises will be open to the friends of the seminary.
 Mrs. LeVert, Miss Amy Jordan, Miss Vir- ginia Walker and Miss Daisy Moody Will go today to Blount Springs, where some of the party will remain until October.
 Miss Ida Rockett has returned from North Carolina.
 Thousands whom 1t has cured vouch for the value of Hoods Sarsaparila as a cure