The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08
ies, being entertained at the clubs

ties, being entertained at the clubs
 and elsewhere.
 The members of St. Agnes guild of
 the Church of the Advent will conduct
 a holiday sale at 1922 Fourth avenue,
 Tuesday and Wednesday. A variety
 of beautiful and useful articels will be
 sold, and there will be a luncheon fea
 ture which will be most attractive. A
 delicious dinner or luncheon will be served both days of the sale and the
 members of the guild expect a liberal patronage. They have been working for several weeks to make the sale an attractive one. and holiday shoppers will find large assortment of home
 made articles. The guild has made a speciality of beautiful bags, both for artistic uses as well as for practical purposes, and the collection is unusual ly large, and well suited to the holiday shopper
 A number of young girls on the South Highlands have formed d social club which held it's first meeting on Friday afternoon with Miss Mary Kinney. Hearts were played. Miss Dorothy Johnson win ming the first prize, Miss Florence Coffin I drawing the consolation and Miss Louise | Archibald winning the booby. The club | will meet weekly and at the next meet | ing the name of the club will be decided 1 upon.
 | Among the members are Miss Mary | Kinney, Miss Elise Farrior, Miss May | Fox, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Virginia McDavid. Miss Mary Carver, Miss Louise | Archibald, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss | Florence Coffin, Miss Mildred Downey, | Miss Pearl Guscott. Miss Louise Pery, | Miss Anna McVay.
 At the concert at the Southern club l this evening from to 9:30 Claimants or | chestra will present the following pro- gramme:
 Overture, Stradella, OTlotow) Selection, The Top O the World" l C<lein)
 Characteristic, Punchinelo, Qierbert) Selection, 'Happyland, or the King of Elysia," CDeKoven) Serenade, Fair Florida" (T. Moses,) Selection, II. Trovatore, (Verdi)
 Rhapsody. Second Hungarian. Qiszt)
 Spanish dance, Bolero, (Moszkowsky,) Intermezzo, Mozambique. Overture. Semramedi, Rossini.) 
 An important meeting of the Harmony club will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock at its temporary quarters in Me- Councils hall. Nomination of officers and
 board of governors will take place, in ad-
 dition to other important matters. Mr. Charles H. Frank, president of the club, expects and urgently requests a
 large attendance.
 Arrangements are being consummated
 for leap year ball to be held early in January, which will doubtless even sur
 pass the opening ball recently held at
 the Hotel Hillman.
 The growth of this organization is being
 keenly watched with interest The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Wynn will be delighted to know that they will return to Birmingham for
 the holidays. After spending the summer and autumn in Asheville, N. C., Mrs. Wynns health has been greatly benefited. The ladies of the South Highlands Pres
 byterian church will hold bazaar and dinner Friday and Saturday at 1922 Fourth
 avenue A variety of fancy articles will be for sale.
 Dr. and Mrs. ]. T. Harrison of Talla- dega, Ala, announce the engagement of the daughter, Marie. to MT. William Coleman nnson of Lincoln. Ala. Tho wedding will take place January l at 3 o'clock in the Methodist church, Talla- dega. No cards will be issued but special friends are invited to be present A bazar and social will be given by Mrs. Alien Collins, captain of band No.