The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-26

IRALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMl tions are gratefully acknowledged: Mrs J. Adler .....,......-.-.- -.S l. DO Mr. Dav41 Roberts .......... 800 Gen. E. W. Fucker .......... 5.00 Cash ....'......#.......... 200 The members of the Young Matrons' club will meet with Mrs. Scott Joy on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, instead of Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hardiee Johnston will entertain the Nineteenth Century club on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of her mother Mrs. Kate Rhodes Lewis, on Ridge Park avenue. Miss Fannie Dunn entertained the members of the Porter Moore wedding party last evening after the rehearsal at the church. Mrs. Corrinne Futile of Dallas, Tex, has planned a very charming week for her guests, Mrs. Percy and Miss De- Bardeleben.
 
 the recent wedding of Miss Jennie Ty ner of Plant City. Fla, and pr. F. H. Turner of Birmingham. the wedding taking place quietly, and coming as surprise to their many friends. The en- gagement. although known to their friends, had not been formally an- nounced. pr. Turner is a brother of Mrs. Benjamin Grigsby Copeland and is a member of the firm of Copeland. Solomon & Turner. He passes the win ter in Florida on account of his health, but does not give up his practice. al- though he has become a regular win ter resident
 Mrs. N. W. Trimble and Miss Jennie Trimble are spending a few weeks in New York. Miss Trimble has been ex tensively entertained since her stay there. Dinner parties have been given her at Delmonicoe's, at the Launch mont Golf club, at Sherry's, Martins and a tea at the Bach elors' club
 Dr. Hardie Johnston and MT. Speer Whitacher are passing the week with a hunting party near Demopolis. pr, Thomas NJ. owen of Montgomery is in Birmingham to attend the meeting of state librarians. MT. and Mrs. Ross C. Smith will not leave for Macon until Wednesday,. Miss Isabel Caldwell has arrived from Kentucky and is with her sister, Mrs. Frank Grider. Mrs. John Caldwell who has been visit ing in Gadsden has returned home. Miss May Tyson of Montgomery will arrive in Birmingham Wednesday to at
 tend the opening ball of the Southern club.
 , Col. and Mrs. W. C. McTyiere. who ! have been visiting MT. and Mrs. John V.
 Smith in Montgomery, will return Friday. | MT. and Mrs. Claud Gober are in Chat l tanooga, the guests of Mr. Gober's parents.
 A Thanksgiving market for the benefit : of the First Presbyterian church will | be held in the store of Fox Sons &S Smith
 Co. tomorrow morning.
 MT. and Mrs. John Gunnels are visiting ] Mir and Mrs. II. C. Gunnes in Mont
 gomery.
 i Mrs John Stilwel and daughters of
 Annlston are in Birmingham for Thanks | giving,
 MT and Mrs. John D. Rather and son l have returned to Tuscumbia.
 Mrs. George II. Dent is visiting in Eu- | faula.
 Miss Lena Martin of Gadsden is in Bir- ] mingham to attend the meeting of the 1 Alabama division of the American Lii
 brary association. | Among the social events given for Miss | Flora Orr, who is visiting in Montgom- cry, were a card party given by Mrs | Edward Barton Thursday morning. and a 1 supper party at the Country club Thurs
 day evening given by MT. Weatherly l Carter.
 ] Mrs. R. T. Woodson who has been ont | of town for over a month, has returned.
 The following will be the programme for the concert at the Jefferson tonight l at S:30 o'clock
 Good Morning" (KjerulD: "From a
 By-Gone Day." (Radecke); "Folksong, '' : (Schumanm; "Who is Sylvia o. (Schu- 1 bert), Treble Clef Club.
 Cavatina from Romeo and Juliette, '' (Gounod), Ellison Van Hoose.
 In memoriam Eduard Greig: tal, 'SOlNelS song, tD), NecoSHllloH
 of Land." (c), Sunset" (Greig); Treble I Clef Club
 ''The Dew Drops Glitter" (Rubensten); ! "A Dream" (Greig); "Serenade' '
 (strauss): "A tol," Bembers); Ellison | Van Hoose.
 Swedish FolSsong, Berg); Dance
 Song" WeinflierD "Mighty Lark a
 Rose" (Nevin) Treble Clef Club.
 Autumn Song" (Mrs. Salter): "Trot-
 tin to the Fair (Stanford; ''When the
 Roses Bloom" Louise ReichardD; June
 (AIrs. Beach); Ellison Van Hoose.
 Steinway piano.
 Mrs. John R. T. Rives left Monday
 night for Tullahoma, Tenn, to be present
 at the Gordon Simpson wedding, whicl
 takes place there Wednesday, Novem
 Der 21.
 Frank M. Gardner. Jr.. has recovered | sufficiently from spell of typhoid fever | to return to the residence of his father SPA South Twentieth street. There will be a meeting of the Barker ] School Improvement association at 2:3l
 o'clock this afternoon The ladies of the Christian church will l hold a cakewalk at the Patten-PopS
 drug store Wednesday morning. | ---- | Conference on Finances. n ID