The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

South Twenty-frst street Thanksgiv- ing evening.
 The score cards were decorated with turkeys and pumpkins. LaFrance roses and pink carnations added to the beau ty of the house decorations. A lunch- con was served.
 The ladies' prize hand painted pun box, was won by Mrs. Joseph Zinzer, and the gentleman's prize, a silver back hat brush, by MT. Daniel Hogan, the lone hand, a beautiful book, by Mrs. J. G. Coleman, while the conso- lation, a handsome file, fell to pr. Douglas
 Miss Sarah E. Phelan has moved into her pretty little bungalow, which she had built on Fourteenth avenue south this last summer, and Is at home to her friends at 1886 Fourteenth avenue, south. Her aunt, Mrs. J. l.. Hawkins, and her cousin, Mr. Ed Hawkins, are living with her. Miss Phelan Is the daughter of the late Judge Ellis Phe- Ian.
 Miss Julia Chenoweth is spending the winter in Southern Colorado with rela- tives.
 Mrs George Brooks is in Portland, Ore, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George , Eastman.
 MT and Mrs George Eastman of Port land, Ore, announce the birth of son The many friends of MT. and Mrs. l. Y. Sage, Jr., will be delighted to know that they are in Birmingham for the | winter and are at home at 1902 South l Twentieth street. The Sage family for | merly resided in this city. where they | had a large circle of friends. l A choral service will be at the Church | of the Advent this evening at 7:s0. The | following programme will be rendered: Processonal-Hymn g. | Gloria-Chant S. | t-Snecher-Soprano solo, Miss , Ina Shepard.
 1 Nunc Dimittus-Sn -Snecher-soprano solo. ! Miss Ina Shepard | Hymn 45.
 Bass solo and chorus-"G Grant, o Lord. | We Beseech Thee,' Mir. A. L. Egts and ! choir.
 | Sermon.
 l Doxology.
 l "Hark, Hark, My lo-Shelley-Con- l tralto solo, Miss Ottillie Buckshaw and | choir.
 Recessional, 46. 1 II. Agnes SullQ or the 1HuTCu OI tio | Advent will conduct bazar and lunch l for two or three days, beginning Decem- Der 10, the place to | ; nnounced later. | The members of the .,ili have been 1 working for months on fancy articles, l aprons, bags, dressing dolls, etc., and they l hope to be liberally patronized by Christ mas shoppers. They will have many
 beautiful things for sale.
 Mrs. Walter Fowlkes is visiting MT. and Mrs. w. M. Fowlkes in Marion. The regular meeting of the Woman s | Christian Temperance union will be held | at the First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Each member is requested to be present. Tho public is
 cordially invited to attend. The following social notes are from the
 Atlanta Journal:
 Mrs. Ida Strom of Birmingham will spend the holidays with Mrs. J. P. Cart wright, at her home on Piedmont ave 1 nue, before going to California Several
 affairs have been planned for her during
 her stay in Atlanta"
 "Congenial parties in the boxes las
 evening at the Grand to see the Light
 ming Conductor included Miss Eleanor Raoul. Miss Rebecca Raoul, Miss Mariol
 Hamilton of Birmingham, the guest o her sister, Mrs. Lokey; Miss Harri
 Stockdell. MT. Edward Alfriend. Mir. Flu
 gene Haynes. MT. Hugh Robinson"
 The fund for the Creche Is steadily
 increasing. Contributions may be left q