The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-07


 l Sloan Chase Perkins, John Donelsos, ] T. J. Watson. pr. N. Cooke. Dr. Toole, Carl Wittichen, George Egleston. Ted Joy, Dr. Gaston Torrance, VIII Huey, Peyton Pinehard. 1 Eight prizes have been offered and will be awarded as follows. ] First prize for equestrian couple.
 First prize for children's trap First prize for single vehicle. First prize for double vehicle.
 First prize for automobile runabout. First prize for automobile touring car.
 First prize for fire department.
 First prize for artillery corps
 The parade will form at o'clock at Magnolia park and vicinity. as follows:
 gnolia avenue east Of l Twentieth street.
 rriages-Tenth avenue. east of | Twentieth street.
 childrens Traps-Eleventh avenue between Twentieth and Twenty frs streets.
 mobiles-Highland avenue. east ] of Twentieth street.
 South Highlands Fire Departments At fire station.
 Tally -hos-Magnoli avenue and | Twenty second street
 Artillery and Cavalry-Tenth avenue, | west of Twentieth street The line of parade will be as follows
 North on Twenty street to Avenue G west on Avenue c to Twen- ty-first street, north on Twenty first street to Fifth avenue, north; west on l Fifth avenue to Twentieth street, south on Twentieth street to First avenue l west on First avenue to Nineteenth l street. north on Nineteenth street to 1 Sixth avenue; east on Sixth avenue to l Twenty first street; north on Twenty fpcF TDa.. Park avenue, past reviewing stand at head of Twentieth street, disbanding a Capitol park
 The members of Pelham chapter will i give a reception at the residence of ! Mrs. Charles G. Brown on Tuesday aft ernoon in compliment to she visiting women attending the meeting of the l Confederate Memorial association.
 breakfast will be given at the l Country club on Wednesday in com pliment to the executive board of the ! United Daughters of the Confederaey.
 The ladies of the Temple Emanuel chapter will meet the directors of Tenn l pie Emanuel on the afternoon of June 14 at clock.
 MT Richard L. Bowron has returned i from Castle Heights at Lebanon. Tenn, and will pass his vacation with his pa l rents, MT. and Mrs. James Bowron. In 1 the recent meet between the track teams of Castle Heights and Vanderbilt univer- 1 sity Mir Bowron made very fine record. i The wedding of Miss Virginia Hill to i MT. G. L. Soderstrom took place on i Thursday evening at s:30 o'clock at the 1 brides home in East Lake. The bride has many friends in Birmingham and the ! bridegroom is manager of the American i District Telegraph company, with heal 1 quarters in Memphis where he and his i bride will reside, leaving for that city immediately after the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson gaTc a dancing party for 200 guests on Friday evening at the Country club in compli- ment to their young daughter, Miss Joy 1 Tomlinson, and her house guests, Miss 1 Oliphant and Miss Shredder the guests including the young college set. The clubhouse was beautifully deco rated with flags and Japanese lanterns ] and ices and sandwiches and frappe were served.
 Mr. Bert Throckmorton led the cotillon with Miss Oliphant. the latter in a danc- ing gown of yellow net over silk.
 Miss Tomlinson, one of the most at
 
 ing in a dancing gown of blue crepe de chene and Miss Shredder was lovely in white net over white silk
 In compliment to Miss Joy Tomlinson and her house guests, pr. and Mrs. Eu- bank entertained yesterday at their coun- , try home, Redwood. The party went out in a hanson coach drawn by four black horses. Boating and fishing were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served There were nearly 30 guests and the party were chaperoned by Mrs. John 1 W. Tomlinson, Mrs James Bowron and Mrs. John L. Parker. Dr. and Mrs. Eu- bank were assisted in entertaining their guests by Miss Helen Eubank and MT. Carol Eubank.
 In the party were Miss Frederika Fer guson and her house guest, Miss Sears of Boston.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry F. Bridewell have sent out cards announcing the engage ment of their daughter, Carrie Bridewell to MT. Lemuel Coleman Benedict of Rich. mond, Va, on June A.
 Mrs Felix Drennen entertained charm ingly at tea yesterday afternoon in com pliment to her sister, Miss Fannie Louise Runyon, the occasion assembling many beauties and belles, while the lovely hostess was assisted in receiving by sev eral charming young matrons. } Mrs. J. F. MacTyer and Miss Vans
 Adams Of Roanoke, Va, are visiting Mir R. L. Wright on South Twenty-seconC
 street
 Miss Florence Smith will arrive on Mon day from Bangor to be the guest of Mrs Henry B. Gray.
 l The members of the Qui Vive club ar
 asked to call at the residence of the pres
 ident, Mrs R. D. Mobley, on Monda! afternoon to get their year books Miss Faye Schlesinger and Miss Rhet | Schlesnger of Greenville, Miss, are th guests of MT and Mrs. J. D. Rosen berger at 16O6 Wireless street
 Capt. and Mrs. M. B. Walton of Nash vile are the guests of their daughter ? Mrs Arthur Adams, for the reunion.
 Mrs M. H. Sharp of Nashville is th . guest of MT. Arthur Adams.
 At the concert at the Southern clu ] this evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock Cal