The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-06

1n1 AUE-I1T as sacred shield. to each of you I would say a tender q dieu. To God com mend you. May you ever in His care and keeping be, and let this be the watchword between us. remembering that The signet Of a woman's worth, The truest test of gentle birth,
 Is modesty.
 That charm that links her to the sky, That blossom that can never die! Remember that
 Love forms the pure, sweet alchemy That leads the heart with sympathy
 To perfect truth.
 The Koh-i-noor, the largest gem In all the worlds great dadem,
 Is not so bright as truth.
 I May these traits bless Your future years with joyousness
 And gentleness
 For modesty and love and truth Alike in childhood. age and youth
 Makes happiness.
 Mrs. Robert Jones left yesterday for New York, sailing from Savannah. She will visit Canada and will be joined by her sister, Mrs. James Pierce, who has just returned from Europe, where she has been since last spring. She will return to Birmingham with Mrs. Jones to pass the winter.
 Mrs. Nellie Frost has returned from Northern Michigan.
 Mir and Mrs. W. B. Foster has taken possessing of their new residence on the South Highlands.
 Mrs E. W. Brandon will pass the winter with Mrs. w. B. Foster.
 Mrs. George Cassady and Mrs. Leslie have returned from h long sojourn in the west and also in Canada.
 Miss Lucy Downey and Miss Ruth Williams have gone to Virginia. After visit to the exposition they will en- ter Randolph Macon college.
 MT. Frank Anderson. Jr and Mir. Pel- ham Anderson have entered the Uni versity of Alabama.
 Miss Irene Dozier has returned from Virginia.
 The New Orleans papers announce the arrival of the United States gun boat Paducah in the port and among the officers wives who have joined their husbands Is mentioned Mrs. James E. Gill of Birmingham.
 The members of a camping party near Blowing Springs have returned home, among then being MT. and Mrs. J. B. McAlister, Mrs. Clarence Harvey of Birmingham; Mir and Mrs. James Hill and family of St. Elmo, MT. and Mrs. McPherson of Tuscaloosa, Ala; MT. and Mrs. D. F. Malone of St. Elmo. A reunion of the Wilmot family, held recently at Sh0lbyville. Ala, included the verenable Mrs. c. V. Wilmot. the mother, Mir and Mrs, W. E. Wilmot of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs M. B. Walk CT of Fairfield, MT and Mrs. Daniel Wilmot of St. Louis. MT. and Mrs M E. Allison, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover of Moorhead Miss, and several others. At East Lake on Friday evening at the Ruhama Baptist church. attractive programme will be rendered. which will consist of songs and elocutionary recitals. On the lawn refreshments will be served by the teachers of the primary depart ment of the Sunday school.
 MT William H. Kettig has returned from an extensive trip with Mrs. Ket- tig and the children to Jamestown, At lantic City, Philadelphia and other places. Mrs. Kettig will remain at the Cherokee cottage at Asheville during the month of September.
  daughter, Eleanor, have just returned from the mountains of North Carolina, where they have been spending the sum mer and are located for the winter at S22 South Twentieth street.
 Mir and Mrs R. A. White. who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. A. N Flaw kns, left Monday for New York and other points.
 There will be a full rehearsal of the First Methodist church chorus on Friday night All old members and singers wish ing to join for the coming season are urged to be present at D. m., sharp. Miss Carrie Siegel has returned home from s six weeks trip to Waukesha Springs and Chicago.
 Mrs. H. segel has returned nome from Selma.
 MT and Mrs. S. F. Thompson and Miss Helen Thompson have returned to Bir- mingham from Michigan, where they have bene spending several weeks.
 The young men of the social set of the South Highlands will give a subscription dance tonight at the Allen school com plimentary to several visiting young ladies. The chaperones will be MT. and Mrs. Pope Seal.
 Miss Mary Ellis isc ritically ill at her home on Tuscaloosa avenue in West End.
 Miss Mary Ellis is critically i'll at her been visiting Miss Loula Keeling at her home on Tuscaloosa avenue, West End, returned to Atlanta yesterday afternoon.
 
 SUES THE SHERIFF.. Atlanta Man Seeks Heavy Damages for False Arrest and Imprisonment A suit for damages was filed against Sheriff E. l.. Higdon by Judson Zachary of Atlanta with Charles ]. Allison, clerk