The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17
NOTES OF THE WEEK IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Week-End Dances at Nearby
 Summer Resorts NOTES HERE AND THERE Despite the Warm Days People Who Have Remained In Town Are
 Working for Philanthro-
 pic Causes.
NOTES HERE AND THERE

Although the midsummer heat has hard ly been tempered with a welcome touch of early autumn that sometimes comes with late August, many women who have remained in town are working for the several phlanthropic causes in which they are most interested Informal af- fairs where handmade articles, cakes and light refreshments are sold are being held in various neighborhoods. Missionary so- cieties guilds Sunday school departments are holding entertainments here and there and they are we'll attended their success financially compensating for the exertion required in their arrange ment.
 The members of St Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent expect great sue cess in dsposing of their homemade cakes today at the rectory. They will be glad to receive orders from those who do not wish tc make a personal trip in the city from different parts of the Highlar ds Orders will be received oyer Beh phone No. l22.
 Several weekend dances have been an- nounced. At the Cliff Park hotel at S.iades mountain. q dance will be the at tractior this evening, and for the guests from tcwn there will be a bus leaving about o'clock, returning after midnight. As there is q lovely moon these late August evenings the drive down the mountain will be most ideal
 Blount Springs will also have It's week end dance for the many guests in the hotel there and also for the large cot tage colony. The outgoing trains in the afternoon will carry many people to spend the weekend Saturday always means at this season an exodus of summer resi- dents to the nearby country places, those going for the weekend to hotels or to their own country places and cottages.
 The weekend dance at the Country club will be held as usual, preceded by the table dhote dinner beginning between ' and o'clock.
 At the Southern club the Sunday even ing concert will be held during the dining hour. For club members breakfast is served there on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
 The announcement that there would be a horse show in Birmingham this au- tumn created some interest, although if 1t Is to be held under a tent it can hardly be made the fashionable event that 1t becomes under more suitable sur roundngs Even Sarah Bernhardt was not q success in a tent.
 Miss Marguerite Weaver is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Meadows at the Margaret. Hiss Margie Gardner has returned from R two weeks visit to relatives in Alice vile. She was accompanied to Birmlng- ham hy her sister, Miss Florence Gard ne. who will spend several weeks with relatives and friends here.
 MT. Tom Pippen and MT. William Pip pen left yesterday for two weeks trip to New York and other eastern cities,
 Miss Dora Brockman of Montgomery has returned home after having spent four weeks with Miss Minnie Light and her many other friends of Birmingham.
 Revival Closes.
 Opp, August 1G.-(Special)-A most sue cessful revival has just closed at this place. The services were conducted at the Baptist church by State Evangelist Hubbard, assisted by the Rev. Ira l.. Jordan, who conducted the singing. sAbout fifty accessions were made to the local church and at the last service last night the salary of the local pastor was materially increased by the members of the church.
 Two deacons were also ordained at the last meeting
 Dr. Hubbard and the Rev. Mir. Jordan will begin a series of meetings at Oxford