The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-17
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN WORLD OF SOCIETY
Interesting Classes for Horse
 Show in Louisville
NOTES HERE AND THERE
The Horse Show Season In the South Begins With the Coming of octo- ber-Greatest of Interest
 Will Be Shown.

Will Be Shown.
 Of interest to southern society at the opening of the autumn season will be the Louisville horse show, beginning the last or September, and in which a number or kentucky's noted horse women will participate. The classes are to be well filled and of the most interesting entries and plans of the horse show committee the Louisville Courer-Journal says:
 The people of the haute ton are slowly vending their way home from the sum- mer haunts and are saving their energy and fine raiment for the horse show. which will open on the evening of Sep tember 30
 The enthusiasm about the horse show this year is greater than it has been for several seasons, and there are a number of good reasons for this interest There are more debutantes than have made first appearance in many years, and there are more attractions offered in the va rious rings during the show
 One of the most attractive rings w,H be that of class 15, to be known as the Ladies' Obstacle Driving class This is to be for amateurs only and no entrance fee will be charged.
 The obstacles will be number of whitewashed barrels placed at irreguiar intervals and distances as the committee may deem proper. Striking an obstacle takes away 10 per cent, per cent deduet- ed for each second over 100 seconds; 1 pei. cent credited for each second under fO0 seconds. Horse and cart will be pro- yided by the committed
 Amateur whips will have an opportun- ity to show their skill, and a number Of well known women have been asked to enter this class and most of them have siGnitied their willingness to do so.
 The prize in the obstacle class will be 4 handsome cup The entries may be made up to the beginning of the horse show.
 Another class in which an unusual de- gree of interest is being manifested is the pony class. A number of children will take part in both the riding and driving rings.
 Miss Eunice Nimnocks of Fayette- vile, N. C., Is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Meadows, at The Margaret
 The weekly prayer meeting of the W. C. T. '. will be held this afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church. All women interest," ed in the prohibition campaign are urged to attend these weekly meet iDRS The tl,a C. T. |. will meet at 3 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Otis Johnson. whose wedding took place the past week, are now in Atlanta
 Mrs. Jack Halstead is at Shades mountain.
 Invitations have been isused by eX- Governor General Lowery of Mississippi to the wedding of his grand daughter. Joe Ellis to Mr. Webster Millsaps Buie, on the evening of September 25 at the Methodist church in Jackson.
 Mr. Harry s. Buckner has returned to New Orleans.
 Mr. Frank Poe of Mobile has recently removed to Birmingham to reside per manent1y.
 Mrs. William II. Kettig is expected to return this week from Asheville, N. C.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Dean are in Ellis vile, Miss. the guests of Mrs Deans s parents, Mir and Mrs. Shelby
 Miss Haidee Meade has recently been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. D. B. Buie. at Crystal Springs Miss. Miss Mea de i will remain the winter in Mississippi
 MT. and Mrs. D. Well of Montgomery i In Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Tyson Moore have issued invitations for the mar riage of their daughter. Annie Lee, to MT, Edwin Burnley Ricketts on the evening of Wednesday, the 18th of Sep tember. at S:S0 o'clock at Twenty first Avenue NJ. E. church. south. Miss Frederika Martin of Mississippi 1 is the guest of Miss Kathleen Nixon.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Twen- ty-seventh Street Baptist church will give a grand trolley ride tonight. Cars leave Avenue F and Twenty-seventh street at o'clock.
 | The wedding of Miss Bennie Caffee and MT. Samuel Connor Bratton will 1 take place Thursday evening at 9 | o'clock at the home of the brides moth . CT. Mrs. NJ. J. Caffee. The attendants l will be the maid of honor, Miss Kate Caffee, and MT. George D. hggleston as best man. Masters Earl and Claud Long. ] nephews of the bride will act as rib : bon bearers, and little Miss Margaret Caffee, cousin of the bride, will be flow CT girl.
 As it will be house wedding. the ] guests will be limited to intimate friends and relatives.
 Mir. Bratton and his bride will leave the night of the wedding for a trip east, and on their return will be at home in Memphis, Tenn.
 Miss Minnie Wright will return to the city today from St. Clair Springs after several weeks stay at that place