The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-08

R9lxl ii< zfzkza k1k11&a .-------.----- = ------------ sical programme was rendered and the ladies received and entertained in most 1 gracious manner Mir. J. B. Woodward of raladega is vis- 1 iting friends in Birmingham. Miss Nell Nabers is the guest of Miss Mary Danner in Mobile. Mrs E. J. Booth and children are the guests of Mrs. M. l.. Lockwood in | Jackson, Miss. | Mrs Eli P. Smith is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mapes in Montgomery. Mrs E. H. Hastings, who has been visiting in this city, has returned to her home in Montgomery. 1 Mrs w. T. Lowe is the guest of her sis l ter, Mrs. R. D. Boiling, in Nashville. l Mrs. J. P. Smith, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. V. Nunnelly, has returned to Gadsden.
 Mrs. D. Altman of Chattagoona is the l guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Gall man, 515 Seventeenth street. north.
 
 Mrs. John Cartwright, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Scott, in Atlanta has returned. ] Miss Maude Altman of Albany, Ga, i is the guest of Mrs. T. H. Callman, 515 Seventeenth street, north. 1 Mrs. Anne Galloway is the guest of Mrs. George P. Hardley in Atlanta. l
 The regular monthly meeting of the Joe l Wheeler chapter, Children of the Confed- eracy, will take place Saturday after l noon, December IA at 3 o'clock, witf Mrs. N D. Whitley, s11 South Twentieth i street
 Programme:
 Music-"Dixie." chapter. Roll Call-Quotatons on Confederacy. Paper" Election and Inauguration of Jefferson Davis" Miss Mary Tardy.
 Historical Questions-Chapter. Recitation-Miss Estelle Bethea. l Talk" Beauvoir, Mrs. W. K Me Adory.
 1 AIusic-Miss Mary Forbes
 Recitation-M Miss Salie Will Hulsey. Grandfather's Stories-Chapter.
 Contest and Prize-Subject to be an , nounced later.
 \ song service at the First Presby terian church will be given on the even ing of December 15, at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Eleanor Hord club of Woodlawr will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock with Mrs. W. W. Walker, Third ave nue and Sixtleth street. All members ar, urgently requested to bring book fo the rural school libraries
 Friends of Mir. George H. Fleweler will be glad to learn that his condition is somewhat improved
 Mrs. Arthur R. Gray of Sewanee, Tenn. will arrive Monday to be the guest Q he" parents, General and Mrs Ferguson
 The Alabama Baptist Women's Mis- siohary Union has opened headquarter, on the third floor of the Watts building and has arranged opening exercises or Thursday afternoon at o'clock Al those who are interested in missionar. work are invited to be present. A yer! interesting programme has been ar ranged.
 At the piano recital given yesterday a the Academy of Music. of which Mis- Daisy Rowley is director this programme was given:
 Theme and Variations ......... Beethoven
 Susie Brown Nabb. l Etude .......................... KOhlel
 Marguerite Lewis Happy Wanderer'' ................ Jenser Lillie 1>lotzman
 (a) 'Vaise Impromptu' .............. Win (b) "Romanza' ..................... Laszl,
 Bessie Holt. , dinuet ...,..................... Mo2ar
 Mamie Rencher.
 "Garlands of Roses .. Streabbos
 Mildred Tarrant. | "Nocturne Op. 55, No. r. '....... Chopin
 Nellie Milligan
 "Sonatina''-allegro scherzando. .. Kuhla, Martha Barr Salni. 1 Scarf Dance" ..................C .Chaminadt l Katherine Kirkman. | "Bercense" .......................... Cries Grace Blackburn. tb) 'Warum"? ................Sc .Schumanr (a) "Aufschwung'' ............ Schumanr Bessie Hand. "Rigolctto" ........................... Lisz Abbie Murphy. The ladies of the South Highland. 1 Presbyterian church will serve a turke, | dinner Friday and Saturday. Decembe | 13 and l4 on Fourth avenue betweer l Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, neal Fox's grocery store. The ladies of the West End Baptis 1 church will conduct a bazar at Charle. street on Tuesday and Wednesday O. l this week. Oysters will be served.
 Mir. Crook watley, who has been Ill q