The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
SOCIETY
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE IA, ----~~>---------------~- -~----------~-~-~~~~--@--~ ciety. They have number of friends in the city who will welcome them.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Adams will oc- cupy their new home on Highland ave- nue in the fall
 The week has been replete with social happenings of an informal nature. A number have been given every day. There are a number of attractive visiting girls in the city, each one of whom has re- eelved her share of attention. Little luncheons for six or eight, card parties with only two tables in use, dinners at the club with only a small, congenial party-such things have made the long summer days like a happy dream to the visiting girl when she goes home and thinks 1t all over One of the most charm ing girls who has visited Birmingham this summer is Miss Alline Wilson of Talladega, who is with Miss Linley Gra- ham for a brief period. Every moment of the week has been a gay one for her. Miss Graham entertained in her honor at tea Wednesday, and since then there has been a round of informal parties. On one evening of the week a moonlight party to East Lake. another a trip to the steel mills at Ensley, last evening dn- ner at the Country club, this evening at the Southern club. Yesterday Miss Agnes Terrell entertained in her honor very informally at luncheon and Friday after noon Miss Bucie Gaston asked a few of her friends very informally to meet Miss Wilson and play bridge. This was beautiful Junction. though so small, as Miss Gastons hospitality is graceful and charmingly spontaneous. Her guests in eluded Miss Aileen Wilson, Miss Adeline Allen of Anniston, Miss Linley Graham. Miss Mabel Wheelock Miss Vernon Marks, Miss Isabel Bidgood. Miss Nellie Nabers. pretty hand-embroidered col lar was the score prize, and was cap tured by Miss Vernon Marks. Miss Wilson also received as the guests prize a hand embroidered collar.
 Mir and Mrs. George Potts announce the marriage of their daughter Alma, to Mir J. V. Richards. They will be at home after August b at Amite, La.
 Mrs. Clifford entertained at a euchre party last Wednesday night at Blount. About 60 guests participated. The game prize, a pair of silk stockings, was won by Miss Balinger. A lovely cut glass powder box, the lone hand prize, fell to Mrs McIlwane of Bridgeport, Conn. The gentleman's prize for the game was won by MT Ellsbery of Savannah, box of ties. A box of ties was also won by MT. Harry Mathews,
 MT J. T. S. Wade announces the en- gagement of his daughter, Sarah Kent, to Mir Samuel Lamar Scott. The mar riage to take place at their home Thurs day evening, August T.
 A midsummer german will be given Saturday, August ', at Blount. It will be quite an elaborate affair and will eclipse the one given on the Fourth in which so many of Birmingham's young people took part
 One of the new Block Improvement so- cieties is composed of the following: Block S50-Mrs. F. s. Ferguson, president, 1213 South Twenty-frst street; Mrs. w. J. Cameron. vice president, 12S1 South Twenty-fir street; Mrs. W. l. Whiteman, secretary and treasurer. 12S7 South Twenty-first street.
 MT. and Mrs w. E. Wrye, their son, C. D. Wrye, and baby Theo left yes- terday for Brunswick, Ga. They will visit Mrs. Wrye's father at Rockford, Ala, while away. Miss Annye L. Burgess, who for the past five weks has been quite i'll at St. Vincents hospital, is convalescing and was yesterday removed to her home. No. 2315 Twenty avenue, North Bir- mingham
 The following programme will be rem dered at the Country club Wednesday, August o. by Davidsons orchestra:
 l. Overture, "The Mill On the Cliff,'' Reissiger
 9 Waltz, "Amourense," R. Berger. g. Cornet solo. "Serenade," Gounod. CMr H. E. Snow)
 he iroas Of mandy" Planquette. 5. Medley overture Kerry Mills Mel odies" 6. Overture, "Ruy Blas" Mendelssohn. [. Intermezzo, 'Ivanhoe," Van Alstyne and Butler 8. Selection from Robin Hood," De- koven. g. Tone poem, Apple Blossoms" H. 10. Selection from Miss Dolly Dollars" Victor Herbert. Miss Mutual Barr and Miss Constance Lee have returned home after a visit to Childersburg and Sylacauga Mrs. Thomas H. Hopkins and sister, Mrs. W. H. Gillespie, left Saturday for visit to their mothers, Mrs. Fannie Floyd, who is summering at Monteagle, Tenn. MT. Leon thompson ana MISS Marle Cartright were married in Tampa Fla ! July 29 at the home of the brides sister Mrs. J. T. Ratliff the Rev. pr. Pinson officiating. Their many friends here ex- tend them congratua ations. Miss Marie Stapleton, soprano, will sing at the Second Presbyterian church during her stay in the city, and will return to New York the first of September.
  The Rev. Bertram E. Brown of Eufaula, one of the leading young clergymen of the state, will fill the pulpit at St. An drews church (EpiscopaD during the
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