The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-25

lftlStS available. and We believe that our concert committee, with the assistance of our director, MT. Damn Petersen, has succeeded in securing some of the best talent that can be had in the country. We feel that this step that the club has taken into a broader and more useful field will receive the support of all those who appreciate the elevating influence of good music. The work done by the club in our last concert was pronounced by the press and public as artistcally success full
 The officers of the club are: President, Mrs. P. M. Adler; vice president Mrs. E. Peddinghous; secretary and treasurer. Miss Manly; corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. Newfield; librarian, Miss Davis.
 The Edgewood club will meet this after noon with Mrs. H. H. Shell at 1916 St. Charles street. south.
 MT. and Mrs. Evelyn Harris of Atlanta are in this city for few days.
 Mrs. A. A. Adams is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Miller Dismukes. of Nash vile.
 Mrs. E. T. Terry has returned to her home in Huntsville
 Mrs T. B. Smith of Livingston is vis- iting friends in this city.
 Mrs J. E. Montgomery is in Talladega.
 The Quest club will meet this after noon with Miss Daly at her home on South Twelfth street.
 Among the music used by Claimants or chestra this week Is piece called "Un- wise Love-" the words of which by Mrs Alice Kate Roland of Birmingham. It has not been published in sheet form yet.
 Mrs Lillian M. N. Stevens, president of the National w. C. F. u. and the vice president, Miss Anna Gordon, will ar- rive today at noon, en route to the Ma tional W. c. T. U. convention, which meets in Nashville in November. Mrs. Stevens will make address at the First Methodist church this afternoon at o'clock; everybody invited.
 Miss Katherine Walker has returned 10 her home in Anniston.
 Miss Annie Lou Wood and Mir Burder Wood left Tuesday afternoon for Savan- nah and there to take the boat City of Columbus" for New York. Miss Wood goes to New York to pursue her musical study. Miss Wood will study art, making a speciality of illustrating.
 Mrs S. D. Thompson has returned from Oberlin, o. She was accompanied by MT. Thompson's sister, who will stay several weeks.
 The Culture club will meet with Mrs. John D. Elliott this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
 Mrs. Fred Winkler and son have re- turned from visit to the formers pa rents in Greenvlle.
 Mrs. Jack Shackleford of Courtland who spent several days of this week with Mrs. Robert l.. Simpson, 1920 Six teenth avenue, south, returned home last night having been called there by an ac- cident which befell her son. The young man fell from platform and fractured his ankle.
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 Greenvile, October 24-(Special.) 1.-The marriage of J. L. Grant and Miss Hattie Eleanor Nicholson took place at the home of the brides father, w. J. Nicholson, last night at o'clock. Dr. w. M. Black welder performed the ceremony in the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives and quite number of friends. The bride, who is a handsome brunette, wore a beautiful costume of white and carried an arm cluster of white carna- lions and roses.
 The reception rooms were elaborately decorated with smilax, ferns, begonias and red carnations.
 MT. Grant is young business man, who is held in high esteem.
 The out-oftown guests were Mir and Mrs. George Nicholson and Miss Willie Rutter of Montgomery, Charles Nicholson of Evergreen, Mrs. kendrick of Garland, and Mrs. Ramsey Wright of River Falls.
 Ensign w. P. Gadds of the United States navy is visiting his brother, J. B. Gadds. at 6l0 North Eighteenth street. MT. Gaddis is now stationed on the United States torpedo boat Worden at Norfolk, Va. MT. Gaddis returns to Norfolk to-