The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-07

Selcction-The Beggar Student, (Mil- loecker)
 Caprice-Pas de Amphores. (Chaminade)
 Selection-Freischuetz (Weber)
 Idylle-The Star of India, (Bratton)
 Overture-La Gazza Ladra, Q.ossni)
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank returned yesterday from Tuscaloosa, where she passed the commencement season with her aunt. Mrs. Walter Gulley, being one of the beles of very gay week.
 Mrs. zac smith's many friends are giv- ing her a cordial welcome upon her re- turn from Japan and the Philippines, after most delightful and interesting stay of three months. Mrs. Smith expects to sail for Europe early in July.
 Mrs. John Bowling of Lawrenceburg, Ky, IS the guest of Mrs. E. J. McCrossin. Miss Minnie Wright left yesterday for St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Lueile Wilson left yesterday for Atlanta.
 Miss Mary Leasy Pope of Pulaski Tenn, has been appointed sponsor for the John Woodbridge camp and Miss Roberta flaw kins has been appointed maid of honor. Miss Pope will be Mss Hawkins house guest during the reunion.
 The following arrived yesterday to at , tond the Bear-Fox wedding, which takes place on Wednesday. June 10. at p. h., at the residence of MT. and Mrs. G.. ! Rotholz, Oak Terrace, South Twentieth street: Mrs. Sol Meyer, Eudora, Ark. l MT. Ike Heilborn, Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. Max B. Kaufman and Miss Flora Fox, 1 Nashville, Tenn, and MT. Milton Fox Louisville, Ky.
 Mrs. Sarah Piekens Mcqueen is visiting 1 her son. MT. J. W. Mcqueen, No. 10ls Nineteenth street, south, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues.
 Miss Tessle Schwarz of this city re- i turned few days ago from New Orleans where she attended Sophie Newcomb col- | lege during the past winter. While at school Miss Schwarz was the recipient of many social honors
 Among the many visitors during the reunion will be Mrs. Lima Lowenthal of i Brookhaven Miss. as the guest of Mrs | Julius Bernheim and Mrs Mathilda Kat zenstein of Baltimore. Md, as the guest 1 of Mrs. A. G Rosenfeld. Both ladies arc i sisters of MT. Louis Schwarz and all the sisters and their only brother in this { country will celebrate thelr reunion after i being separated for nearly l5 years. Mrs. Charles Michalson of New Orleans and Mrs. Sara Rothschild of this city who was the guest of Mrs. Nicholson at New Orleans for the last SIX months will arrive in the city Sunday evening and be the guests of MT and Mrs. Julius Ellinger during the reunion This will be another family reunion.
 MT. and Mrs R. J. Riddle of Nashville Tenn, will be at the Hotel Hillman dur | ing the Confederate reunion.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Harter of Macon, i Ga. will be guests of Mrs. w. H. Maxim at West End during the reunion.
 Mrs. J. P. Smith of Gadsden, Ala, and Mrs. G. M McCluney of Amory, Miss, are guests of Mrs M. Nunnelley during the reunion.
 MT. and Mrs. Deems Riddle of Estell i Springs Tenn, will be at the Hotel Hill ! man during the reunon.
 Mrs. J. R. ?. Durham announces that on account of a change in schedule by the railroad company the marriage of her riece, Georgia Florence Dodwell. to MT. Hubert E.. McCollum, at her residence place at o'clock in the afternoon instead of 5 o'clock, as stated in the invitations
 Misses Jewel and Lynne Durham of Dawson, Ga, have arrived to attend the McCullum- -Dodwell marriage. They are the guests of Mrs J. R. P Durham, 1210 South Twentieth street.
 Miss Pearl Turner of Macon, Ga will arrive today to be the guest of Mrs. J. R. P. Durham, 1210 South Twentieth street, and to attend the McCollum-Do well marriage next week.
 MT. and Mrs. M. L. Marx and daugn- ter, Miss Mildred are visiting the family of Mrs A. J. Golding and MT. and Mrs Simon Goldsmith, 2529 Eighth avenue, north, where they will be pleased to see their friends.
 Mrs. William Gusfeld of Beaumont, I ex.. is visiting her mother, Mrs A. J. Golding, 2529 Eighth avenue, north.
 A visit from the bishops of the Epis- copal diocese of the state of Alabama the Rt. Rev c. M Beckwith, is looked for on Tuesday next, June 9, for the purpose of the rite of confirmation to a class of St. Andrews church, South Highlands. Because of the illness of the rector, the Rev. MT deOvies Dr. w. E. Evans, rector of the Church of the Ad. vent, has kindly offered to present the candidates to the bishop. Dr. Evans ra | quests all members of the class and any others who may be considering confirmA- ton, to meet him at St. Andrews churcl on Monday afternoon at o'clock for instruction.
 MT. and Mrs. Burton Oliver Gibbs have moved into their new bungalow at Foun tain avenue and Fifteenth street, Foun , tain Heights.
 , Mrs. w. s. Huntington and son, Ar thur leave today for Kansas City, where they will spend the summer. , Dr. c. ". P. Brock of Richmond, Va Dr. Lewis E. Harvie of Danvllle, Va and MT. and Mrs. L. R. Warren ot Richmond. will be guests of MT and Mrs. E. w. Barrett during the reunion. Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt and two daugh ters. Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt ant , Miss Dora Reinhardt of Richmond vii arrive today to spend two weeks witt MT. and Mrs. J. H. Tracy, 2242 Arlingtol avenue. Mrs. Reinhardt is the mothe of Mrs Tracy.
 Maj and Mrs. Willis J. Milner gave dinner last evening at the club in compll ment to their young granddaughter, Mis- ! Martha Miner. The dinner was served in the private dining room and the tabl was beautifully decorated with white anC green.
 Major and Mrs. Miners guests wer