The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02
Mrs. J. 7. Nixon Thursday morning

at II o'clock.
Mrs. B. B. Conner is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. Craig Smith in Mont
gomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Randall are in
Nashville.
Miss Mary L. Dutlnger Of Nashville
Is the guest OF Mrs. James Lynch.
The board of managers of the Woman.
Exchange will meet Thursday morning at
Il o'clock at the Womans Exchange.
The programme for the Wednesday
musical at the Country club from to .,
Will be presented by Galman's orchestra,
the numbers to include:
Overture RosamOnde, lSchuberth).
SelectoB--Ipag liacci, 1LeoncavallD.
suite Is and D-The Lilies, (BendiXl.
Selectlon-rhe Grand Duchess, (Onen-
bachl.
Internezzo-The Little Wag, ELLEN
bersj.
selection-The Beggar Student, Nil-
loecker).
AIazurka caprice-Blue yiolets. (Eilen-
berg.
Waitz-Merry Widow, Gsehar
Fan,asia-The Alpine Horn (Wiegand).
UVerture-IohenSTin (Aagner).
An entertainment will be given by the
Baraca class at tine Southsde Baptist
church on Tuesday evening at S O'Clock.
The following programme will be rem
dered
Piano solo-Miss Jennie Hogan.
Soio-Mr. W. D. Moore.
Recitation-N. +. Methvin.
Solo-Mr. Moore.
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Man Is a Detriment and Hindrance to
the Commercial Welfare and Prosperity
of the United States.s J. Smith and J.
NJ. Carr will champion the affirmative of
the question. while H. r. Todd and J. D.
Parter VIII uphold the negative
Sketch-"Capital VS. Labor"
Refreshments will be served.
The friends of Mr. Teddy X. AIeATiller
will regret to learn of his sudden death
in the west where he had been living
for many years. He is survived by his
mother, Mrs 2. K. MeMiler and Mrs.
Hugh McNutt of this city, and by his
brothers, Mr.. J. Walton McMller of Chi
cago. and Mr.. Forrest McMiller OF Mem
phis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Ruter of Fifty
first street Delightfully."- entertained at dim
ner Wednesday evening Mr.. Ruter's bust
ness partners, Mr.. j. ]. Rogers and Mr..
W. A. Abraus, and their employees:
Messrs. Taylor, Harrison, Langford,
A5raus, Haggert and Heron.
Mrs. ]. b. CASTOR of Montgomery, who
has a great many friends in Birmingham.
Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. William
Pittman Reid, and will remain through
the week.
Mr. p kronenberg well known mer-
chant of Mineral Springs. will leave this
city Monday morning on the Seaboard Tor
New York After short stay in that
city he will sail for Hamburg, whence he
will make an extended tour of northern
Europe Mr. Kronenberg expects to
spend quite a while in central Russia,
which was his birthplace, and from where
he emigrated TO America several years
ago. He is attended by the best wishes
of the numerous friends he has made III
Birmingham and Jefferson county.
The date for the masquerade ball at
the Southern club is Shrove Tuesday,
which falls on March g.
At the meeting of the Clionian club on
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. j. A. Roun-
tree, the programme included talks on
French art Mrs w. S. Lowell giving her
lecture on this subject Mrs. L. j. Haley
gave a character sketch, That French
man." and Mrs. w II. WEIGH gave a
paper on French musicians. with musical
Illustrations which showed careful prepa-
ration. The hostess had artistic pro-
grammes tied with the club colors.
The Nineteenth Century club held an
open meeting on Wednesday with Mrs.
Harold r. Samson. when representatives
from the other clubs were present. Spe-
cial guests were Miss Willie Allen and
DR. j. A. Duncan, who gave talks on the
modern drama, which were followed by
general discussion
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. kirtley returned
on Saturday from a two weeks visit to
New orleans and West Point, Ga.
During the dining hour at the South
ern club Claimants orchestra will present
the following programme:
Overture, Frau Mesterin (Suppe).
Selection Tn Ballo in Maschera (Verdi).
Spanish Waltz, Sonora (Blake).
Selection, New York production, The
Merri Widow Q4ehar).
Ballet music, Sylvia (Delibes).
Selection, La Favorita OonnizettD.
Medley overture, Celebrated Favorites
Feist).
Entire Act, Miss Dolly Dollars Her-
bert
Selection. The Hurdy Gurdy Gill
QIeartz).
Overture. The Ham Tree (Schwartz).
Miss Marion Robinson of Glen Iris Park
left last Thursday for Virginia, where
she will attend Sallna college.
Mrs. George Eastman and little son VIII
arrive Saturday to spend some time with
Mr. and Mrs George BROOKS.