The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-30


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 Miss Abbott Spratlin will leave the first of next week to visit her mother, who resides near Montgomery. Miss Frances Griffin will pass a part
 of the summer in the west Miss Grif | fin, who is one of the most brilliant of southern women, was for many years | a distinguished lecturer being one of | the earlier supporters of woman's suf- frage and bringing to bear upon that subject all the strength of person ality that was striking and unusual to- gether with wonderful mental attain
 ments that made her remarkable in that interesting group of women fore- most in the woman movement" Miss Griffin's "reminiscences of notable Amer ican women are truly interesting, and her talks of travel abroad combine to make her a most entertaining conver- sationalst. Indeed she is without a peer as a brilliant conversationalist. Miss Louise Reid is the guest of Mrs. c. G. Reid, at her home in Norwood. Miss Hattie Knight of Uniontown is the guest of Miss Farrior and will re-
 main until after her wedding, on June 4.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Central Pres byteran ch urch will give lawn fete on the afternoon of June 2 at the resi- dence of Mrs. Odo z. Mel, 1905 North Twenty sixth street. The hours will be from to and from to 10. In the afternoon there will be an auto
 ride for children. Ice cream and cake will be served, both afternoon and evening.
 Miss Dora Collins and Miss Aphrey Barclift left the city yesterday to at tend the commencements at Castle
 Heights" and at Columbia" both in Lebanon, Tenn, and also the commence ment of Vanderbilt university at Nash vile. Before returning home they will spend a few days with friends in Chat. tanooga.
 MT. Thomas w. Jones has returned from the University. Mr. Clarence J. Going has returned from the University. The pupils of Miss Mary G. Young, l the music teacher at the Margaret al- len school, gave recital last night at S:3O o'clock.
 The intermediate department of ths First Meth odist Sunday school will give an ice cream supper this afternoon in Capitol park, from 4 to 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. MT. Clement R. Wood, a junior at the University, has returned from sch ool and will spend the summer months with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling A. Wood.
 At the concert at the Southern club on Sunday evening the Calman or hestra will present the following pro- gramme:
 Overture-The Mill on the Cliff (Ressiger).
 Selection-Fanchon Gseman). Characteristic - Punchinello (Her- bert).
 Idylle-Aftertho ought (Herbert). Selection-The Duke of Duluth (Witt).
 Waltz--Thousand and One Nights (Strauss). Selection-Fra Diavolo (Auber). Serenade-Fair Florida CT. H.Moses) Selection-The Alaskin (Girard Overture-Tannhause (Wagner). Mrs. w. c. Weston has left for Pitts- burg, where she was called on account of the critical illness of her sister, Mrs. Frank W. Havnar. The recital which was to have been given by Mrs. Amele B. Leonard this afternoon is postponed. Judge Henderson M. Somerville of tho
 board of United States general appraisers
 will sail for Europe June IS on the Kali serin Auguste Victoria, to be gone three months, says the New York Commercial He will be accompanied by Mrs. Somer- vile and party of southern friends. The itinerary includes all of Europe, except ing Russia and Scotland. It is learned here that Mrs. George G. Brownell of the State university will have charge of the