The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-11
SOCIETY

The United Charities will meet this morning at 1O:sO o'clock in the Mayberry building.
 An ice cream festival for the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows will be held tomorrow afternoon at Behren's park. beginning at o'clock. large at tendance Is expected and ample prepara- tions are being made by the Little Work CTS club. which has the entertainment in charge
 This society is composed of children and has been organized with the particular object of assisting to pay off the debts of the church. It is not quite two weeks old, having been lnaugurated on July l. 1 The president of the club is little Miss Mary McArdle; the vice president Elrose Elanchard the treasurer, John Harring- l ton, and the secretary Master George McArdle. Nearly all of the little folks of the congregation are interested ard there is much enthusiasm among the | young members
 Father Galland, who became pastor on the death of the Very Rev. J. A. Meurer, has greatly endeared himself to the mem- bers of his new parish. Father Gallant Is from France, but has been in this eoun- try for many years. Miss Bertha Miles of Atlanta Is visit l ing Mrs Paul Gorham. An informal bowl ing party will be given in her honor to- norrou at the Country clutL Mrs. G. W Hewitt has as her guest th!s week her mother, Mrs. W. C. FItts, of Mobile.
 Miss Baird, Miss Hemphill, Miss Norma l Hood. Miss Dobbs and Miss Miriam Jackson left yesterday for chatauqua, N. Y.
 dance was given Monday evening by Miss Elizabeth Dearborn in honor of her guest, Miss Bess Ressegine of Springfield, Mo. The entire house was charmingly dec orated. Punch was served out on the broad veranda by little Miss Mary Dearborn | and Miss Katherine Ledbetter. Among those present were: Miss Gardner of Nashville, Miss Bessie M. Curry, Miss
  l of Chepultepec, Miss Verna Colby of Houston, Miss Hope of Portsmouth, Va.; Miss Clara Cronck Miss Lucille Davidson, l Miss Lucille Garrett, Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Lizzie Moore, Mis- Lucille Gaston, Miss Elizabeth | Mooar, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Mary George Cruikshank, Miss Eula May Gau- din, also MT. and Mrs. Berry Baugh. | MT. and Mrs. E. U. Emory have left the city and will locate permanently in Los Angeles. Cal. | Miss Alabama King, Miss Eleanor King and Mrs. Richard Randolph and her fam | fly will leave today for Blount Springs, where they will spend the summer MT. and Mrs. George Perkins Bondu- rant have as their guest Miss Frances Henson of Galveston, Tex.
 Mrs. Mamie H. Williams has gone to Chicago.
 Miss Marie Smith will leave today for Athens. Ala, for a two weeks visit with 1 relatives
 Mime. Catherine Deschamps Elford has returned from a little visit to Gadsden.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Eubanks are at 1 Cook Springs for few days.
 Mrs. Clark Williams will leave this week for Indian Springs. MT. Williams will join her shortly and they will then | make a short visit to Washington. | MT and Mrs. J. E. Wheeler and their daughter Miss Marie Wheeler, have gone to Nashville for a few weeks visit.
 Miss Belle Duncan and Miss Rhea of Gadsden are in the city and are the | guests of Miss Alberta Fulghum.
 Mrs. A. R. Forsyth and her children are spending @ few weeks at Cook Springs.
 Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Northington are | visiting Mrs George Waddey in Nash vile.
 Miss Clara Louise Lyons has gone to Virginia Beach. She is accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. G. k. Voight of Nash | vile.
 Among the Birmingham people soiourn- ing at Cook Springs are: Mir. and Mrs. | George Harris, Mrs. Ira J. Sellers, MT. l c. O. Doughet and his family and Miss Evelyn Matthews.
 MT and Mrs Frederick V. Underwood have gone to Mentone' for a few weeks stay.
 Gen, and Mrs John w. Bush and their son, George Bush leave today for visit | to Pass Christian.
 | l.. O. Pettijohn and Mrs. Pettitjohn | left yesterday morning for a two weeks | visit to his brother. John P. Pettyjohn l in Lynchburg, Va.
 BESSEMER PROMISED RELIEF IN LIGHTS