The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

will be marked by series of events in
 compliment to her. She was the guest
 of honor at a beautiful dinner last even-
 ing. Next week she will be in attend | ance at the larger affairs and several l charming informal parties will be given | in compliment to her. The following musical numbers will be rendered by Calman's orchestra at the | Southern club this evening: Overture, Hungarian Lustspiel (Kela Bela).
 Selection, Ainorita (CaibullSa). Characteristic, siamese Patrol Qincke). Selection, Merry Widow Gehar).
 Cornet solo, selected (signor Frederick NappD.
 Potpourri, The Opera Mirror CTobany). Violin solo, Traumerei, request (Schu- l mann).
 Medley, Taffy CHarry von Tilzer). Waltz, The Girl Question QIoward). March, The Smiler CWenrich). Miss Monetta Stribling, the pianist as- sisted by MT. Clarence Kenk, violinist, and MT. w. H. Davis, vocalist, will give recital at Cable hall at O clock Mon- day afternoon, during which the following programme will be rendered: Piano Sonata-Appassionata first move ment, Beethoven. Violin-Wiegenlied, Strauss. Voice-"O, Vision Entraneing," Gorng- Thomas.
 Piano-(a) Magic Fire, Wagner -Brassin; l (b) La Campanella, Liszt. Violin-Lonvenir de Haydn, Leonard Voice-"O, Paradise Dallonde Uscito L'Africana, Meyerbeer Piano-(a) Because" Chopin; (b) Twelfth Rhapsody" Liszt Mrs. Robin Chandler and daughter, Isa- belle, of Athens, Ala, are spending the holidays with Miss Bessie Waldrop Webb. MT. and Mrs. Philip Alexander of At lanta are visiting Mrs. Alexander's moth CT, Mrs. s. H. Arlington.
 Mrs. T. M. McClennan of Birmingham will attend the marriage of Miss Olive Plowman of Talladega on Wednesday, to MT. Thomas Labott of Dallas, Tex.
 Mrs. W. H. Marshall of Savannah, Ga. is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs W. II. Hit, at 1913 Twelfth avenue, south.
 The hour for Miss Sidney Hitt's party on Tuesday, December 2S, has been changed from 3 o'clock to 3:3O
 Mir and Mrs A. J. Stollenwerck of Baltimore arrived today for months stay with Mrs. Julia Stollenwerck
 Miss Edith Eborn, who has been teach ing in Selma, has returned to Brming- ham to spend the holidays with her parents.
 Miss Gena Ballenger will be present at the ball given by the Southern society in New York next month. She leaves this week and while there will be with Mss Nettie Stone
 Mrs. w. c. Frazer of Talladega is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. P. West
 Mrs. B. Spain and Miss Blanche Spain are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Adams at Graymont
  trar of the Graduate Nurses association oi Birmingham, was presented on Wednesday with a Christmas gift of $25 in gold-a token of appreciation from the graudate nurses of this city.
 Miss Willie May Crawford has as her guests Miss Hiderly of Chicago and MT. Joe Getz of St. Louis. Miss Mildred Tynes will give a buffet supper to the Armistead- Moore wedding party following the rehearsal on the night of January II. Miss Stella Bernheim has as her guest ! Miss Roselyn Benjamin of Atlanta MT. and Mrs H. c. Wilmington, former ly of this city but now of New York have named their son Homer C., Jr. MT. and Mrs. S. J. Feagin and son. Hugh, are expected today to visit Mrs. l r. A. Caldwell. ] MT. and C. c. Blackwell are in At lanta for a few days. | MT. Solomon Levine and sister, Annie are spending several days in Dothan yis- l iting relatives. Major Albert and Mrs. Elmore of El- more are on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. D. B. Anderson, 746 West Twentieth street.
 Mrs J. D. Dabney's reception on Mon day evening will be one of the largest of the season. 
 The School Improvement association of Powderly will give a supper Tuesday, De- cember 29, for the benefit of the school Madam THE MARK RULE Page '