The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

has recently purchased lovely home on the corner of Highland avenue and Vine
 street, and will take possession of 1t Sep tember 15
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Merkell returned last night from their European tour, nav
 ing arrived in New York city on Wednes- day.
 l Miss Gertrude Ehbert has returned to l her home in Greenville after visit to | Mr. and Mrs. Julius Marx.
 MT Herman Levy, who has been the | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marx, has returned | to Uniontown.
 Mrs Temple Seibles of Montgomery has | returned to her home in Montgomery aft
 CT a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. M. | Dawson.
 Miss Nina Nicholson has returned after
 a stay of several months in New York, l Boston, and seacoast resorts.
 Mrs. George E. Lum and Miss Lum have returned from Mentone.
 MT. and Mrs 0. L.. Stephenson will
 take possession tomorrow of their lovely 1 new home on Sixteenth avenue, south. Miss Ellen Dickerson and Miss Louise | Rushton returned yesterday at noon from
 a tour of Europe. They were members
 of MT. and Mrs. Merkell's party.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude D. Ebersole and
 MT. and Mrs. T. U. Walter and children
 are spending several days at Lithia l Springs | pleasant event of the week was the l informal afternoon reception at which Mrs. John Jerome Kennedy entertained
 in honor of Miss Susan G. Sevier of Tus- l cumbia.
 l Mr. and Mrs. Aler Dawson, Masters
 Rob and Ray Dawson and Miss Kate
 Wilson have returned from pleasure | trip to Kansas City and the west. | Mr. l.. G. Pettyjohn returned yester- | day from a visit to relatives in Lynch burg Va. He was accompanied by his
 niece, Miss Dannie Pettyjohn, also his l daughters, Misses May and Sadie Petty
 john, who have been spending the sum- l mer in Lynchburg
 Miss Mamie Lively, Miss Rosabelle
 Horton and Miss Callie Mae Culpepper | returned home last night after two | weeks stay at St. Simons Island. Mrs. Roy Mccullough and children 1 of Woodlawn have returned home from
 visit to relatives in Arkansas. The friends of Miss Shirley Dillon will be pleased to learn that she is | rapidly recovering from recent ill., ness at St. Vincent's hospital. The following programme will be ren- dered at the Country club Wednesday, September 2, by Davidson's orchestra: Overture-"Titus," (W. A. Mozart). Selection-"La Cega1e" (Audran). Waltz-"Genee,' from the Soul Kiss,
 selection-From "Higgledy Piggledy." (M. LevD. Intermezzo "The First Heart
 Throbs," (R. Eilenberg). Selection-"Sounds from England" lotto Langey). "Loin Du Bal" (E. Gill let).
 Selection = From I'll Trovatore," (VerdD. Waltz-From "Happyland," or the King of Elysia, (De Koven). Selection-From "The Chinese Honey
 moon." (Godfrey). MT. and Mrs. George Porter Caldwell have named their baby daughter Evelyn Louise. Mrs. R. J. Keife and Mrs. J. T. Rat Tiff have returned from Cook Springs. Miss Mary McCullom and Miss Laura McCullom of Atlanta are visiting MT. | and Mrs. c. M Taul. The programme rendered by Claimants orch estra tn Is evening at the Southern | club will be the following: | Overture-"Martha." (Flotow). l Medley-Bits of Remicks hits, | (Lampe). Cornet Solo-"Within Your Eyes. Love-" (Lincke). Clown Dance-"Marceline," Grin kins).
 False Lente-"Celeste," (Brown). | Selection-"The Yankee Prince" | (Cohan). Tone Poem-"Lilaco," (K. Mills). Song-The Road from Yesterday. | (Kummer). Barn Dance-"Kerry Mills," (Mills). Overture-"Mills Merry Melodies" (Schulz). The ladies of College Hill, block 226 met Friday. August 28, at 4:S0 o'clock | of Tc