The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-15
NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIAL WORLD Week-End Evenings At South ern and Country Clubs ENTER PAYMENTS TO-DAY Children's Party-Danoe for Younger set-Eneaeements-Personals
 About Well Known
 Folk.
ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY
BY MYRTLE MILES.

BY MYRTLE MILES.
 Weekend dinner parties at the Southern and Country clubs are among the most pleasant events of the feeting summer days. At the Country club there con- tinues the usual number of Saturday evening visitors, with the Introduction, recently, of the Sunday evening feature a la carte dinner and a delightful pro- gramme which is rendered by David sons orchestra.
 Among the guests at the Country club Saturday evening were Miss Estelle Nabb, Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss Sadie Gillespie, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Mary Lou Cobb, MT. Clarence Stobert, MT. Rufus Hagood, Miss Lnley Graham, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Willie May Bates, MT. Mercer Burnett, MT. David Roberts, Miss Eva Conner, MT Steele, MT. Court ney Henley, Miss Virginia White, Miss Nellie Nabers, MT. Henson Sibley. Sunday evening at the Southern club the musical programme rendered by Cal mans orchestra was unusually attrac- tive. MT. Calman has just returned from New York, where he procured some of the prettiest new orchestral music, a number of the selections being rendered last evening.
 Among those seen dining at the club Sunday evening were Miss Mary Ware, Miss Mary Gillespie, MT. D. F. Tanbor- ough, Miss Linley Graham, MT Ed Craw- ford, MT. Sloane, MT Jack Asbury. MT. Felton Wimberley, MT. R. E. Smith, Miss Alice Graham, MT. J. E. Jordan, MT. and Mrs. H. R. Kampen, Major De Val courte and Judge B. M Allen. There was the usual large number of bachelors.
 Quite a number of small parties were observed In MT. and Mrs. George Kel- ly's party were MT. and Mrs. will Hughes, Miss Padin of Gadsden and MT. Richard Bates of Portland
 At the Country club Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. Bradley Saunders Mrs. Shipman, Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben. and MT. Randall formed a party dining at one of the tables. At another were Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Benners and Miss Helen Benners. In a group of bachelors were MT. David Roberts, MT. Peyton Pinckard, MT. Seibles, MT. Stringfelow 1 and MT. Ford. MT. Reid Lawson and MT Ed Erwin were accompanied by two or the loveliest of the visiting girls. An other party was composed of Miss Lucille Gaston. Miss Sadie Gillespy, Dr. Morti- mer Jordan and MT. George Eggleston.
 invitations have been issued to the wed, ding of Dr. Arthur Fulkerson Toole of this city to Miss Kate Chapman McAl- pine of Talladega, the wedding to oeeur in that city September 30.
 MT. and Mrs. James T. Cunningham have issued invitations to the maria se or their daughter, Mary Adna. to Mir. William Flennoy Franklin of this oi+v to take place September 23 at ;sO o'clock in shelbyville, Tenn.
 MT and Mrs. Otto E. Fischer announce the engagement of their daughter Ed- Warda Otto, to Dr. w. Edward wr;sb+ f. of Vivian, the wedding to occur o. tober 21.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Davis tJ;,,ho,,.. Spiva announce the engagement of tha,r oausn'er' stella Boyd. to MT. Mims Da-
 'is' the marriage to occur late in Oc- tooer at the Spiva home in North u.- ven. 'n u
 There will be barbecue today from I, eo o'clock at Kelley Station on the fountain Heights car line for the bona
 nt or the Fountain Heights Metbod,s, church. A committee of ladies win he Ill charge and the barbecue promises to
 oe one or the most delightful given |,
 eiie community for some time. being nre- pared in true old-fashioned sou.houx, style The public is cordiauv ;r,.,.,
 Miss Bessie Webb will give a daroa .,,,
 evening at her home on Eleventh avenue and Thirty-first street.
 Llttie Agnes Craven. the daupbter o+
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Craven. will entor
 tain number of her friends this after
 noon at party in honor of her guest ! frances Craven Parks of Atlanta, at her
 home. 1900 Tenth avenue.
 | IOmOrr0U
 afternoon from to D. m., given under the auspices of Division s, Class IF of inc
 First M. E. church Sunday school. All
 children under years of age will he en-
 tered. Fourteen lovely prizes will he 1 awarded
 There will be a meeting of the Free
 Kindergarten board Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Hillman. Mrs. E. F. Quigley, who has spent the summer in Meridian, Miss, and with rel
 atives in south Alabama, will return to | Birmingham early in October
 l Mrs. l.. G. Woodson and children have | returned from Port Dover, Canada, where
 they have spent several months in their | summer home.
 MT. Harry Shorter has returned from not win. A dark man has crossed his | path. He is clean shaven of medium height, wears long coat, and a broad ! brimmed hat. He will win. Mark this | prediction"
 | The words faded on his lips and Bet | tina and I were struck dumb Recoy- ering our equilibrium my comma piop