The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-09

life could there have been a more bril- liant occasion than the ball which she will open Thursday evening on the arm of GeAeral Cabell.
 Miss Callie Evans, student of the Synodical college at Talladega, is spend ing the week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. H. Calvin, on the North Highlands Later she will go to her father, Mr. Frank V. Evans at Jasper.
 Mrs. D. L Fort and Mrs. W. H. Rogers of Raleigh, N. C., sisters of Dr. W. Fl. Wilder and of Mr. J. l. Wilder, are guests of their brothers during the re- union. They are accompanied by Miss sallie Fort, daughter, and MT. Gaston Rogers, son.
 Mrs. Frank V. Evans of Jasper is visitor this week at the home of her brother, Dr. W. H. Wilder, on North Seventh avenue
 MT Henry c. Mayer has issued invita- tions to the marriage of his daughter, Jannett, to MT. Sidney D. Lehman on Tuesday evening, June 16, at S:30 o'clock, at Temple Emanuel.
 The many friends of Miss Clifford Rob erts will be glad to learn that her moth- CT has recovered after a severe illness Miss Roberts returned to Birmingham last night
 Miss Edna Saunders, maid of honor for District of Columbia Division is visiting her cousin Mrs. H. F. Kerber, 12O1 Twelfth avenue
 Miss Ruth Worthington Bowie, sponsor for District Columbia Division, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. F. Kerber, Twelfth avenue.
 Capt. John F. Kidboo of Company F, Fifth Georgia regin snt, Mrs Kidboo, and their daughter, Mrs. s. w. Dick, and her children are guests of Mrs. S. B. Trapp, 1913 Tenth avenue, south.
 Mrs. William J. Brown of Abingdon, Va. is visiting MT. and Mrs. W. M. Ewing, 1O11 Thirteenth street, south
 Mrs. A. E. Simpson of Columbus. Ga, is visiting Mrs Frank Turpen at 9O5 South Eighteenth street.
 MT B. F. Hatch of Gallion, Ala, who was in Forests cavalry. will be a guest of MT. T. A. Cohn on Ensley Highlands during the reunion.
 MT and Mrs. R. F. Charles of Atlanta are attending the reunion the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. R. Careton.
 Gen. H. ". Graber, commander of the North Texas divison, U. c. V, and a member of the famous Terry Texas Rangers, accompanied by his wife, ar rived with General Cabell's party and are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. B. P. Mcdonald, Jr 1908 South Sixteenth street
 MT. c. O. Bynum, superintendent of the Hattiesburg (Miss) Traction com pany, accompanied by his charming wife, are reunion visitors.
 Mrs. John Perkins and daughter, Elsie, of Star<ville, Miss, Mrs. M. E. Cook, Misses Alma and Martha Hibbler. Mrs George Leslie and son, James Edward, and Miss Paisley of West Point, Miss, are guests of Mrs. James Hibbler, 19j9 Fifth avenue.
 Messrs. Tol and Stacy Hibbler of West Point, Miss, MT. Robert Hbbler of Gainesville, Ala, are guests of MT. James Hibbler, 1909 Fifth avenue, north.
 One of the especial features of enter tainment during the reunion will be the production of the beautiful comic opera. The Mikado," at the Jefferson theatre On the evenings of June II and 12 and Saturday matinee.
 This occasion will be delightful enter tainment for visitors and will also ben eft worthy cause.-the All Saints Sun day school
 The stage setting for "Mikado" will be especially elaborate; a Japanese pagoda, fairy lanterns, umbrellas, chrysanth2 nuns, dainty Japanese girls in graceful kimonas, picturesque Japs, gorgeous robes, a bewildering picture of color and artistic posing.
 His imperial majesty, the Emperor of Japan, with retinue of followers, lords, ladies and guards, pays a visit to the fair city of Birmingham, in compliment