The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-12

emony a musical programme was rem dered by Miss Susie Hoffman and MT Fred Whaley.
 MT. Whaiey has for several years been in New York, only recently returning to Birmingham. He Is the eldest son of Mrs. Mary C. Whaley and has quite large circle of friends who will be glad to know he and hiz bride will reside here permanently. Mrs. Whaley, as Miss Mick, was quite popular young lady in Brook lyn city.
 The following will be the music played at the Southern club by Calmans Orches- tra this evening from f:3o to 10 o'clock:
 Overture, La Dame Blanche (Boeldeu).
 Selection, Madame Butterfly (PuccinD.
 Air de Ballet Terra Sortis Miss Daisy W. Rowley).
 Selection, The Musician CEdwards).
 Tone Picture, Lilacs 6Roberts).
 Selection, Merry Widow Qehar
 Fantasas Hungarian crobanD
 Selection, Ernan CVerdD.
 Novelette,, Spring Morn (Morris). - Selection, The Soul Kiss Oevy).
 The ladies of the Southside Baptist church will give barbecue on the church lawn next Thursday from 12 to g. and in the evening from to o'clock This will be a typical old-fashioned southern barbecue, and a very delightful occasion 1t promises to be. It is to be given for the benefit of the new church building. Many members of the congregation ex- pect to close their kitchens at home for the day and take both luncheon and din- ner at the church.
 Mrs. L. Mick and daughter arrived in the city Thursday morning from Brook lyn, N. Y. Mrs Mick will make her home with MT. and Mrs. W. Junius Whaley, whose wedding occurred on Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Keiser left yes terday for an extended trip to St. Louis, St. Paul, Cleveland. Buffalo. Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. John W. Anderson and her daugh- ter Margaret will leave on Tuesday. for Chicago and trip on the lakes, and later will visit in Michigan, where they will remain until fall
 The baby show given by the Avondale School Improvement association was quite a success. The following babies were prize winners: Margaret Caffee Mary Ty- Ter. Helen Ball. James Pratt Griswold, Charles Vildibill, Jr., Virgil Davis, Mil dred Orr, J. S. and L. D. Weaver, Mar garet Barrett. Andrew Griffin, Herman Fitzpatrick, Alfred Cantwell and Edna May Hartshorn.
 MT and Mrs W. C. Barbour will leave tomorrow for New York and other east ern points, to be gone about three weeks.
 Mrs R. B. Senyer and daughter and Mrs M P. Pratt have gone to Asheville, N. C., to spend the summer.
 Mrs J. H. Dean and family have gone to Asheville, N C.. to spend the sum mer.
 Mrs. LaVerde Fitzpatrick is very i'll at the St. Vincent hospital.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Vine Street Presbyterian church will serve ice cream and cake on Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Russell c. Booth on Tuscaloosa avenue.
 All the ladies of Salter chapter, No l. o. E. S.. are requested to meet with the ways and means committee at the Mason ic temple Tuesday afternoon at 2;3O Mrs D. O. Watkins, chairman.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Minchener of 921 South Thirtieth street have as their guests Mrs. Frank l.. Jones of Troy and their daughters. Mrs. Charles A. Fair cloth of Gainesville, Fla, and Mrs. H. B. Lyle of Huntsville.
 Miss Elise Jones of Selma is visiting MT. and Mrs Alex T. London. There will be an important called meet ing of the Eleanor Hord club on Tues day afternoon, July 14. at o'clock, witn Mrs Miles Bradford, who resides at 5510 Second avenue, south, Woodlawn.
 MT. ". Summers of Atlanta is the guest of MT and Mrs J. H. Summers at their home on North Sixteenth street.
 The local alumni chapter of the Kappa Alpha fraternity will give an elaborate banquet in the near future The time and place have not yet been decided upon It is planned to have some distinguished -