The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-11

day evening at the Central Presbyterian church, corner Fifth avenue and High teenth street, north. New members are to Join and new business will come be- fore the members for discussion.
 One of the Improvements indicative of the growth and expansion of Greater Birmingham. Is the new school house Of Miss Adele Shaw being erected on Twelfth avenue and Waverly Place.
 For nearly twelve years Miss Shaw has been located on Fourteenth street and Eleventh avenue. South Highlands; now, realizing the need for school facil- ites In the rapidly growing sections to- ward the west of the city, she Is erect ing modern building. Its healthfulness and proximity to nature recommends the location. as well as its accessibility to the Glen Iris and Idlewild car line, place 1t within the reach of those who desire pupils under the direction of one of tho city's best known instructors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. -A. Green have named their little daughter Margaret Elizabeth.
 The Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity gave a smoker at the Florence hotel last night. The following officers were elect ed William Hardie, Jr., president; I. W. Fuller, vice president; c. H. G. Alex anoer, treasurer; E. C. Morgan, secre- tary. After some very enthusiastic talks by some of the members a Dutch lunch was served.
 MT. Marcus Well will leave tonight for Chicago. He will later go to Waukesha, where Mrs. Well Is spending the summer. -1r and Mrs. Veil will return to Birrning- ham about September
 Miss Milton and Miss Louise West are visiting rela atiVeS In TaIladepa
 Miss Marianne Hamilton who Is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Price Mckinley at their summer home at the Thousand Islands Is having brilliant visit socially. Mir. and Mrs. Mckinley are entertaining about twenty guest at a house party which will extend over ten days or longer. Quite near the Mckinley 'island' Is the summer home of MT. and Mrs. David Thompson. and they are entertaining about eighteen or twenty guests, mostly from Chicago. Mrs. Edna Snow Brown of Birmingham, is member of the party. With motor boats and every di- version that goes with the ideal summer villas in the Thousand Islands, entertain ing there is done on a magnificent scale, and the seas son has been notably brilliant. Miss Hamilton after leaving Thousand lSldn0S VIII go IO IOTO1lO anu sptlu ecN- eral weeks in the Canadian country, where she has a number of friends.
 Mrs Addie Merser Barnett, Miss Emmie Barnett and Mrs. Charles Alexander Call houn who have been passing several passing several weeks delightfully."- at Wrightville Beach, N. C., are now at tine Yellow Sulphur Springs in Virginia.
 MT Joseph T. Collins, Jr., has arrived at Macknac Island. Mich, and will re- main in the north and east until the mid dle of September.
 Mir and Mrs. James Bowron reached the Land of the Midnight Sun some two or three weeks ago. Letters have been received from them telling of their arri- val in Hammerfest the most northern city in the world. Tt has" writes Mrs. Bowron, "the quiet of peaceful Sab- bath day. We are having a continuous daylight Last night the sun was glo- rious at midnight, and we watched 1t for hours at it remained on the horizon and then began to move east and then rise.