The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-03

loosa, but has resided In Birmingham seV- eral years.
 The concert to be given this afternoon at tho Country club will be one of the most delightful of the summer series, most enjoyable programme to be pre- sented by the Caman orchestra. The hours will be from to 6:30 o'clock. The attendance at the concerts all through the spring and summer season has been large and while many people are out of town or busy with preparations for leaving, the club house will present pictures que scene as with the added attraction Of a delightful musical programme the Country club will be the objective point for all driving parties. The programme will be as follows
 ure-Nebucadonozer. WerdD.
 on-Tannhauser, (Wagner).
 Balad-September (Charltonl.
 Fantasia-The Opera Mirror. CTobanD.
 Salon piece-The Land of Romance, (Hoschner).
 election-Stabat Mater G2ossinD.
 Intermezzo-Tete d tete, (BendiD.
 Tone picture-Devotion, (Ward
 election-EAfricane, (MayerbeeT>.
 
 Bridge continues to be the greatest sum mer diversion that society can find The bridge tournament and the classes which it inspired. left only desire to continue the congenial little parties which met through the weeks preceding the tourna- ment, and almost every day the group of women who formed the individual classes meet for bridge and have lunch con together with perhaps an extra table of guests.
 Among the coteries who have been lunching together recently were Mrs. Means. Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Lathrop and one or two others, the coterie lunehing yesterday with Mrs. Tomlinson at the l Country club. Mrs. Travis Drennen has been the guest of honor at these infor- maj bridge gatherings. | MT. and Mrs J. A. VanHoose have returned from Walker county. With their 1 family they passed the month of June at he VanHoose camp, entertaining also a number of guests.
 yJrs. Benjamin Grigsby Copeland enter- tained yesterday afternoon in compliment to he- little daughter, Caroline Elizabeth Copeland,
 l Mir Edward Algee of Atlanta is in | Birmingham.
 | Mrs. R. Morgan Schinll and her daugh- tre. Miss Caroline schink, left sssterday for Petoskey, Mich, where they will | ind pf thp Miss schinlx's friends will be glad tc know that she is eonvalescent from hei rec ent illness.
 Mrs. T. o. Smith will entertain the members of St. Agnes Guild, Church oi the Advent, this afternoon at 4:SO o'clock at her residence. Smith Station. Througf an error it was announced in these col umns that the members would meet witt he- yesterday.
 The Ladies Home Mission society oi Wesley Chapel. will give barbecue al day or the Fourth of July, at Nortf Birmingham.
 The Oa'- Hill Memorial association vii meat at the residence of Mrs. J. G. Nix on. this morning at Il o'clock. -lrs. William Mabry has returned iron | Tennessee.
 Mrs. G. c. Hawkins will arrive or | Thursday from Chattanooga, to be the 1 guest of friends in Birmingham.
 Of the approaching wedding of Miss | Coughian and MT. Davenport, the Chat tanooga Times says: ! Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Edna Coughlan of Bir' mingham, and MT. Ro Russell Davenpor 1 of this city which occurs at the hom' l of the brides parents in Birmingham Wednesday, the 10th. Miss Coughlan vii be remembered as a frequent visitor il th.s city, and is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. II. Coughlan of Birmingham NJ. Davenport is the son of MT. anC Mrs George w. Davenport of this city am. for a number of years was connected witi Davenport Brothers, but he is nov located at Battelle.
 Miss Matte Lyle and Miss Bessie Lyl' ] have returned from Meridian. l Mrs Zac Smith party on their arriva in Frarce, will make an extensive tou zen auto" through the Chateaux district | A mission will be held by the genera missionary of the Episcopal church, thu | Rev. willoughby Claybrook. at Al