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

out the southern states She is the guest of the central committee and each mem- Der of the committee feels that much of the enthusiasm of the present cam paign has been inspired by Mrs Armour 8 splendid efforts.
 The members of the Nineteenth Cen 1 tury club may obtain their club calen- dars from the president, Mrs. John Lon don.
 Mrs. Addie Puryear Downy of Texas has recently been the guest of Mrs c. T. Randall, en route to Tennessee Mrs. Downey resided in Birmingham before her marriage and had an unusually wide acquaintance. Her husband has been dead only few months
 Mrs John Danforth has returned from Richmond. Va. She was present at the opening of the Episcopal convention, meeting many of the distinguished clergymen She had the privilege of meeting the bishop of London.
 MT Marye Dabney, who has been talk ing a special course at the University of Chicago since January has now en- tered the medical department of the uni- yersity. His friends predict brilliant career, as he is eminently fitted for his chosen profession.
 Miss Heriot and Miss Helen Humes are travelling in the east and will return through Virginia and Jamestown.
 Mrs. F. H. Gafford returns Saturday after a delightful trip of six weeks to the following cities: Chicago, Spring field, Peoria, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
 The first meeting of the season of the Music Study circle will be held this morning at 10:3O o'clock with Mrs. Oli- yer Chalifoux. Each member is urged 10 be present. as the work for the winter will be discussed and much businessN of importance will be transacted.
 Mrs John D. Elliott, who is represent
 ing the Culture club at the meeting of the federation in Troy, will make a visit to Montgomery before returning to Bir mlngham. In Montgomery she will be the guest of her brother, General Bran don.
 Miss Sallie Merritt, who has been pass ing several weeks in New York and Phil adelphia with Mrs. l.. B. Whitfield, has returned
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Allen and their little daughter Martha have returned from Virginia.
 The members of the Culture club will meet on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Whitley.
 Dr. George Eubank, who has been i'll for the past two weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, is improving rapidly and his phy sicians expect him to be entirely re- stored within another week. Mrs. Eu- banks Is with her husband.
 A meeting of the city board of mis- sions will be held at 10 o'clock on Fri church.
 Miss Connaly of Montevallo, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. L. Allen, has returned.
 Mir and Mrs. Dan Farmer will be with Mr and Mrs. T. s. Pounds for the win ter.
 Miss Dallie Young White has returned from Tennessee. Her friends will be glad to know that she has entirely re- covered from her illness of the summer
 Mn. and Mrs. William H. Kettg have moved to 1215 Beach street. Mr. and Mrs. Solon H. Jacobs and their daughter Madelein have returned home after an absence of three months spent in New York and Northern Mich gan.
 The Twentieth Century club will meet with Miss Mary Rittenbury, 1905 South l Eleventh avenue. Friday at o'clock. Mrs. H. Abbott Well of Nashville, and her little nephews. Robert Daniel and | Henry David Jacobs. are visiting Mrs | Ben M. Jacobs. 2240 Arlington avenue. Married. Sunday evening, at 4:SO o'clock 1 at the home of the bride, 1716 Fourth l avenue, MT. Robert Dempster and Mrs Bell Worsham, the Rev. Sterling J. Eos 1 ter officiating.
 l Miss Gertrude Meyers is visiting Mrs | Joe Meyers on Fourteenth avenue South l Mrs Zimri Shirley of Tuscaloosa anf 1 her daughters. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs Me l Daniel and Mrs. Foster, are in the city attending the Alabama State Fair