The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

versity. The association is entertained in every city and arrangements will doubtless be made for a dance at the Country club, or other entertainment in Birmingham MT. c. F. Peter of Maylene Ala, will act as local manager for the association.
 The first Sunday musicale of the season, under the auspices of the Birmingham Conservatory. will take place this after- noon at 3:45 o'clock at Cable hall. The public Is invited. no cards of admission being necessary
 The programme is as follows: Piano-Second rhapsody, op. 19, Gem Mrs. Edna Gockel-Gussen' Baritone-(O Dedication, op. 20, No. |;
 (b) Iris Spring, op. 79 No. 24; Co Wanderers Song. op. 95. No. 3....:... .'.'.... ..... ..... .Schumann
 MT. Glen o. :Friermood Violin-Love Scene. op 30. No. 1........ ..'...." ..... ...... Paul Miersch
 MT. William Gussen. Piano-The Lark-A song of Glinka. transcribed for piano by Raakirev.
 Mrs. Edna Gockel-Gussen. Bartone-(a) Tt Must Be Wonderfully tb) An! Sweet as Any Flower" Q4iszo; (c) 'Serenade." op. 1O6, No. ''''.... ..... ...... ...... Brahms
 Mr. Glen B. Frermood. Piano, violin and cello. ....... Rubinstein
 Two movements from trio Opus 52.
 Andante and allegro moderate. MT. and Mrs. William Gussen and MT.
 c. Klenk.
 The Womens club at Woodlawn will hold it's regular meeting in the library Tuesday. November 12. at 29o oclock
 The Study circle will meet with Mrs. Charlie Sharp on next Friday afternoon at o'clock at her residence. 14Gs Eleventh avenue, south
 Miss Nellie Gregg gave a beautiful luncheon yesterday at the Country club in compliment to Miss Webb and Miss Fulghum and the debutantes of the season. The autumn was suggested in the decorations and the details of the luncheon. The congenial party included Miss Fulghum, Miss Webb, Miss Vera Webb, Miss Lallage Oates Miss Hattie Mitchell, Miss Madge Webb Miss Lal- age Darwin. Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Misses Gladys Enslen, Miss Lucy Oates. Miss Grace Hardie. Miss Rosa Moody. and the debutantes, Miss Eugenia Johnston. Miss Mabel Wheelock. Miss Marie Smith. Miss Kathleen Stringfellow,. Miss Edith Me Crery, Miss Florence Rogers, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Mary Myrtis Cook, Miss Mary George Cruikshank. Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Virginia Means, Miss May Collins. Mrs Charles Harwood and Miss May Memire of Little Rock, Ark.
 The Ladies Aid society of St. Marys- on-the-Highlands will entertain with a tea on Monday afternoon from 3 to at the parish hall All members of the congregation are cordially invited
 Maj and Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson gave box party on Friday evening to see Maud Adams
 Mrs John P. Tilman will entertain the Cadmean Circle on Saturday after noon instead of Friday.
 The Nineteenth Century club will be en- tertained on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Emily Koenig.
 Mir. and Mrs. William P. Redd will leave today for Montgomery to attend the celebration of the golden wedding of Mrs Redd's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Cas- ton.
 Mrs E. T. Wilcox left yesterday for Memphis.
 MiSS IocSsic IoIOWu VIII cnltI Itdln aL a dinner party on the evening of Novem- Der II in compliment to Miss Welhemina Dickinson.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Thompson will entertain on the evening of November 9 at a reception at the Country club for their debutante daughter, Miss Bessie Thompson.
 The following from the Florence Times will be of interest to society here:
 Mrs. Turner B. Weakiey of Birming- ham, and Mrs. W. s. Vim of the Canal, shared honors Friday when Mrs. M J. Dillard complimented them with an ele- gant luncheon at her home on Wood ave- nue. The round top table, around which the guests were gathered to enjoy a menu composed of aii the most appetizing