The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-04

HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUs Metropolitan Grand Opera forces last sea- son on account of her engagements at the Hamburg Grand Opera. She declined the American offer of $20,0O for sixteen weeks, and has the distinction Of having
 received the largest salary ever paid a woman singer. Miss Walker appeared with the Metropolitan company for three seasons.
 During her Bayreuth engagement she VIII have Miss Rowley as her special | guest. They studied together ls Germany at the Royal conservatory, where the warmest friendship existed between them lhey are still devoted friends. Miss Row l ley has witnessed the triumphs of her 1 friend In grand opera in New York and now she intends journeylng to Bayreuth to be the personal guest of the great | singer during the Wagnerian season there. Miss Nelle Mccain of Oneonta, Ala, is visiting her sister. Mrs. O. c. Den son, at TIT South Twenty first street. Miss Mccain is one of the most beau tiful and popular young ladies of Blount county.
 At the Southern club this evening | from 7:30 to 10 o'clock the Galnlan's archestra will present the following brilliant programme: , Overture-ltalians in Algeria Rossini SeIection-Nanon ..s....sst.#..#... .efenee termezao-Sesame .....,........ King Selection-claude Duyal. l...... solomon Waltz--A Dream of the Dance -.
 .....,.,.... ........s.#... Mcclellan Overture-fhe Lions Bride. .......= ................ .......s. Zimmerman ntcrmezzo-Nai ..... ...... Delibes Fantasia-Hungarian ....s..... Tobani March-Ba ldwin Commandry y....... .................. ......... Lincoln
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. <. Rountree and children have returned from three weeks yisit to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and other eastern cities. During their visit they were shown conrtesies and entertained extensively. Mr. Roun- tree is a member of the board Of gov ernors of the International League of Press clubs, and while absent attended the meeting of this body and also visit ed a number of press clubs and eX- tended invitations to them to be repre- sented at the International League that meets In Birmingham in October. Mr. and Mrs. Rountree returned via the Jamestown exposition and spent several days there.
 At the concert at the Country club Wednesday, August !, from to 6:30 D. m., the Calmans orchestra will present the following numbers: Overture-Semiramed ........ Rossini Selection-Amorita ........... CZibulka Novelette-Cecilia ...,......a.....k Klein election-Cavaleria Rusticana Gre ques) .....,...,t....... mascash Dance Hongroise-La Zingana. .Bohm Selection-The Time. the Place and the Girl.
 ntasia-Hungarian .......... Tobani Valse Lente-Devotion ..........W Ward Caprice-Blue Violets ...,... Eilenberg Overture-Tancred .......... Rossini
 MT. Ben Veil has returned from Waukesha.
 Mrs. Marcus Well who is at Wau- kesha, will remain several weeks long CT and will be Joined later by MT. Veil. Mrs. Wells many friends will be de- lighted to know that she is greatly i'm proved since her arrival there.
 MT. and Mrs. John Miller Caldwell have gone to North Carolina Mrs. Charles M. Brown and her children of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs. c. W. Senn, at East Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Drennen left yes | terday for Blount Springs. LIT. W. r. Berry VIII leave on MOnudy l for New York, where he will pass the months of August and September. | MT. Arthur Chenoweth is at The Mea-
 dows. the Chenoweth country house in | North Carolina.
 Miss sallie Wick Nance of West Point, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. William II. Hulsey.
 | Mrs. B. II. Erwin Is passing several
 weeks at St. Clair Springs. | Messrs. A. and s. Rich, after a pleas ant stay of two weeks, have just | turned from French Lick Springs. Misses D. Rice accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Joe Saks and Miss Solon Rice and Arnold Rice. leave today for Wrights- vile Beach, N. c.
 Miss Minnie Wright is at St. Clair | Springs.
 Miss Louise Catt of Anniston Is visiting
 friends in Birmingham. | Mrs. Alien Collins has returned homo after extended visit to friends and
 relatives in Tennessee and Kentucky l All HeHDeT5 or the NHlle Cap CnofuS
 of the Jefferson County Sunday School association are urgently requested to at- | tend a meeting of the chorus on Monday
 evening, August 5. at o'clock at the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
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 OTHER TOWNS
 MONTGOMERY.
 Montgomery, August 3-(Special )-The
 marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Wag-
 ner and MT. Platt Jefferson Morgan was
 solemnzed at the home of her mother, | Mrs. c. Wagner, Wednesday, when the
 bride attended by her cousin, Mrs. | Condon.
 1 Miss Julia Brickman and MT. Nathan | Kahn were married Wednesday evening | al the home of her father, MT. l. Brick