The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

they have been the guests of Mrs. La-
 them's mother, Mrs. Wooley, at her mag
 nif1cient home, Beaumont one of the
 most historic of places. Dr. and Mrs.
 Lathem are at their home on Shades
 mountain.
 MT. Culpeper Exum has returned from
 New York.
 Mrs. zac Smith and her party sailed yesterday from New York for Europe.
 Mrs. Margaret Dugas and Miss Grace
 Dugas sailed for Europe yesterday
 Ool. and Mrs. R. H. Pearson and Miss Annie Pearson will leave this week for
 Los Al geles, Cal. They twill be absent the remainder of the summer. Miss Curtis will leave this week for B.ount Springs, where she will conduct bridge whist classes.
 Mrs. Wooley of Flat Rock will pass
 through Birmingham in a few days en
 route to California.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude L. Norris of At
 lanta are In the city, visiting Miss Norris
 parents, MT. and Mrs. John D. Culley, 91S Wheeler street. MT. Norris is a promi-
 nent real estate dealer in Atlanta. Mrs. Robert Campbell entertained at luncheon on Thursday in compliment to
 Miss Willie Keller of New Orleans. At the concert at the Southern club this
 evening from 7:S0 to 10 the Calman orches- tra will present the following programme: Overture, Nebucadenozer, Verdi. Selection, The Jolly Widow, Lehar. Romance, Floating Along, Burlington. Fantasia, The Opera Mirror, Tobany. Waltz The Dream Girl. Harlem. | Medley Rialto, Ascher Intermezzo, The Whistler and His Dog | Pryor.
 Selection, Tannhauser. Wagner. | Morceaux de Salon, The Land of Ro- | nance, Hoschner.
 Overture. Hungarian Lustspiel, Kela | Bella.
 l The prize for selling the greatest num- | Der of tickets for the picnic given by St. l Joseph's society of Our Lady of Sorrows | Catholic church was won by Maria b.
 Seaman. The prize was a beautiful gold | bracelet
 The millinery training school will open
 Monday, July 1, in the Y. w. c. A. rooms. l Students will be fully instructed In every detail pertaining to this beneficial. | refined and most profitable accomplish | ment, giving more advantages in the | shortest time and for the least money of
 any other profession to which women may | aspire.
 | Students should readily understand how l developing self-confidence establishes self | reliance; self-reliance following careful | instructions removes the difficulties of | your undertaking, and these demonstrated | facts have rendered Mrs. Hurleys mill l linery training school one of the most
 pleasant and profitable places of business I in other cities, and indications are en- l couraging that the same will be estab- | lished here.
 l Others wishing to join the classes may
 enroll as students by calling Monday. ! Lunching at the club yesterday was l Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss Mason, Miss | Ferguson. Miss Munger Miss Eva Conner, 1 Miss Seals, Miss Susie McLester. MT. Hor-
 ace Soper. MT. Charles Spencer, pr. Lo-
 renzo Luckie, MT. J. W. Yancey, MT. Mer- | cer Barnett, MT. Burk Savage, MT. Robert
 Johnston, the party driving out after
 luncheon to Mountain Terrace, where, l under suspicious circumstances, the for
 nal christening of the property took place,
 Miss Gllespy breaking a bottle of cham
 pagne.
 A song service VIII De gwen at the | First Presbyterian church this evening at
 8 o'clock. The following musicians will
 render the programme: Miss Norma | Schoolar, soprano; Miss 1la Nunnally, | contralto: Mir. Oliver Gillespie. tenor; MT. l J. K. Luckie, basso; Miss Julia Cheno-
 weth, violinist. and Miss Nena North, or. | ganist, will assist.
 | The programme includes: Organ pre- | Jude; Doxology, congregation; Festival | Te Deum, quartette; hymn. congregation | "Come Holy Spirit" trio; Hold Thou My 1 Hand" contralto solo: "Calm as the | Night" duet; offertory, Hear Us Q | Father" quartette; By the Waters of | Babylon" bass solo, violin; 70 Morning Land" duet; Rock of Ages" tenor solo; "Gloria." quartette; hymn, congregation; organ postlude.
 MT w. R. Reynolds of the firm of Rob bins & Reynolds leaves Monday for an extended trip through the northwest He will go as far north as Alaska. taking the beautiful trip down the Yukon river to Dawson. MT. Reynolds will be accom- panied by his wife.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones have moved to SO9 South Twentieth street, where they will receive their friends. Major end sxss. W. ,. eailner have sone