The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
NOTES IF THE WEEK IN WORLD OF SOCIETY Announcement of Engagements Here and Elsewhere WEDDINGS OF MIDSUMMER Gossip of People in Town and of the Hotel and Cottage Colonies
 at Nearby Country
 Places.
WEDDINGS OF MIDSUMMER

 daughter of Mrs. Susan E. Reeder, and Mir. Herbert Knight will be a pretty event of the week, taking place tomorrow afternoon at 5:9O o'clock at the Second Presbyterian church, the ceremony to be performed by the pastor, the Rev. U. D. Mooney. The church will be decorated with palms and Florida moss. Miss Reeder will wear her going away gown of blue voile over silk with a hat matching her costumed and carry white roses. She will have for her maid of honor her cousin Miss Sallie May Wade. She will be gowned in white and carry bouquet of mixed sweet peas. MT. Knights best man will be MT. Clarence Going and the ushers will be MT. Carl Ploutowsky, MT. Allan Daily, Mir. Herbert Going and Mr. Wilbur Cole. The bride will be given away by her brother. MT. Elvin Towers Reeder. After a wedding journey to Lookout Mountain Inn, Atlantic City and New York MT. Knight and his bride will be at home at 507 Eleventh avenue south.
 The cottage colony at Blount Springs will be augmented by Mrs. Barnes Nor gan and Miss Avis Ehrman and Miss Margaret Ehrman who will take one of the hotel cottages this week for the re- mainder of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hunter Leveredge have been in Birmingham for a day or two en route from Texas to Montgom- cry.
 home with Miss omburg at 1219 South Nineteenth for several weeks.
 MT. Henry Hiden, Jr., who has been in Amberto Acquidor for a year or more as assistant engineer with Guayaquil and Quito railroad has resigned his position and is now located at Lapaz, Bolivia, where he is engaged i1 vast construction work
 MT. and Mrs. William Harrison Mac Afee whose wedding was one of the fash ionable events of the late spring have recently been among the hotel colony at Atlantic City. Mrs. MacAfee is now a member of house party at country house near Philadelphia
 MT. George c. Harris, Jr., and MT. George Lum are making an extensive western journey, going first to Denver. They intend visiting Portland and Seat tie and they will also go to Vancouver. Some time will be passed in San Fran cisco. Pueblo is also one of the points included in their journeyings while the most interesting part of the trip will be their visit to Alaska.
 Mir. George c. Harris, Sr., and Miss Jamie Harris will leave today for Bi- loxi.
 Mir James c. Dorsey, Mir. Clarence Sto- bert and Mr. James Gillespy will spend the week at Biloxi.
 At the recital to be given this even ing at S:30 o'clock at the Methodist church at East Lake the programme will be as follows:
 Piano duet Cranhauser)-Mrs Bernhard and Miss Bernhard.
 Vocal solo, Good Night Little Girl Good Night" Macy-Mr. Turner
 Vocal solo, Good Bye" Tosti-Mss Ste- phens.
 Violin solo CWenowsliD Russian air.
 Vocal solo, An Evening Song" Chip man-Mr Smashey.
 Vocal solo. When Song Is Sweet" Hawley-Mlss Hit.
 Vocal Solo, "o Thou Lovely Night time," Van de Water-Dr. Johnson.
 Vocal solo, Happy Days." StrelezlSi- Miss Woof.
 Violin obligato. MT. Roy Young.
 Vocal solo, (selected)--Mrr Ryan.
 Vocal solo (selected)--Miss Buckshaw.
 Violin sola "Andante from E Minor" Mendelsohn-Mr. Roy Young.
 Vocal solo Good Night Sweet Dreams ' Bischoff-Dr. Johnson.
 The Rev. Thomas J. Beard will be at Hot Springs, Madison county, North Carolina. during July.
 Miss Katie Driscall of Mobile, Ala, is visiting friends and relatives in the city and is stopping with Mrs J. c. Strick- land.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Control of the Birmingham Boys club wil be held in the club rooms No. 20l6Ka Second avenue, this morn ing at 9:30, instead of Wednesday, It is necessary that every member of the board now in the city should be present, as matters of importance must be con sidered.
 Runyan Is Indicted.
 New York, July S-Chester B. Run- van, the defaulting teller, today was indicted by the grand jury on a