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

ANAOfANS ~N Bangor, but has been in town for Thanksgiving, the guest of Mrs. Hubert Drennen. Mrs. Woodruff was among the brilliant beauties at the club on Wednes- day evening, and she has been enter tained informally on several occasions
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Aldrich came in from Rajah Lodge for ThanksglVlng. Their son. Mr. Harrington Aldrich, ana their little daughter, Miss Josephine Ald- rich, are with them The many friends of Mrs Aldrich, a charming and brilliant woman, will regret to know that she is III and for the first time in many yelrs Rajah Lodge was not the scene or a typical Thanksgiving celebration.
 Besides the more formal entertaihilis ; for Thanksgiving in town, there were the usual dinner parties and happy reunions of friends and in almost all the smart town houses were dinner guests. the sea son duly celebrated amid the bright How CTS and fruits, and glowing candies dec- oratng many tables.
 MT. and Mrs. Solon Jacobs are re- ceiving congratulations over the pirth of little daughter.
 Miss Norma Chamberlain, formerly or Birmingham, but now of Louisville, Will assist in leading the Charity ball to De given in that city this month, an event of fashionable interest.
 MT. and Mrs. Davenport of Chicago are passing the early winter in BIT mingham.
 Mai. E. T. Taliaferro has been re- moved from the St. Vincents hospltai to his apartments on South Twentieth l; friends been so deeply concerned over his long illness. will be glad to know that ne is convalescing rapidly.
 % Miss Carrie Hand of Boston Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Gafford.
 MT. I. w. Stagg, Jr, will return from Bingham college to pass the hoiiuays with his parents in this city.
 Mir Beach Chenoweth, who is at the uashinpton and Lee university, will mass the holidays in Birmingham with his parents.
 Mrs. Paine has returned from Wins ton Place and will pass the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Y. An derson.
 Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler will entertain on Saturday at luncheon in compliment to Miss Bessie Jemison.
 The Guild of Christ's Episcopal church at Avondale will conduct holi- day sale which will open on Decem- Der 5 and continue through the 7th. This will be one of the popular and attractive bazars of the week, and Will provide opportunities to the honoay shoppers to purchase variety Of pret- ty handmade things. Cakes and can dies will also be sold The sale will be held at Parsons drug store
 sale of home made articles, cakes and candies, will be held on Saturday at the residence of Mrs. Smith Cullom, on Avenue l. It will be under the aus pices of the South Side Baptist church and will be among the most attractive of the holiday bazars. number or beautiful things will be for sale at reasonable prices and the bazar will suggest the suitable holiday gift as well as proving an attractive market to all who make their selections early In the month.
 The meeting of the Shakespeare club on Friday with Mrs. Algernon Smith was devoted to educational subjects, as each club has been requested to ar ra ge during the year at least one pro- gramme on educational matters, par ticularly as relating to conditions Tn Alabama. ,
 Each member told briefly of diff ferent educational movements now m teresting the people of this state. and there were several papers on educa- tional questions. these dealing with the reports on educational laws in Ala