The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

will be glad to learn that the latter, who has been il for some time with typhoid fever. at his home on Highland avenue, is convalescent.
 Miss Jennie Bridges has returned after an absence of seven weeks during which time she visited friends in Tuscaloosa and Eutaw.
 Mss Alice Fallon will go to Chattanoo- ga Tuesday, to be an attendant at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Greve to MT Jarnigan, which will take place Wednes- | day. Miss GreYe is a prominent young society woman of Chattanooga MT. Jar nigan IS a. member of the faculty of the l Georgia Tech.
 Miss Corrine Chisholm expected to re- turn today from Columbia, Tenn, where she Is the guest of Miss Julia Warfield Among the many charming social courte- sies which have been extended to her during her stay in Tennessee was a mo- tor trip this week to Murfreesboro, and the county fair when she and Miss War field were guests of honor. The party was given for them by Nashville friends Miss Warfield was much admired in Birmingham last winter, when she visit ed Miss Mary Campbell. She will prob ably visit friends in the city in Decem- ! Der.
 Mrs J. J. Jamison left this week for Chattanooga, where in the future she will reside.
 Mrs T. E. Brooks and Lenox Brooks are at Blount Springs. They returned | recently from Michigan, where they spent portion of the heated term
 Mir. Fallon O'Byrne will leave Tuesday l for Virginia, to become a student at Washington and Lee university.
 Miss Ridley De Yampert and Miss Aiice Armstrong have returned from the Biloxi Beach.
 l The programme to be rendered this 1 evening from to 10 o'clock by Colmans orchestra at the Southern club will be as follows: Overture, William Tell Rossini; | selection, "The Daughter of the Regl- ment," Donnizetti; novelette, Miss An tique. Trinkausi selection, Ragged Ro- bin, Olcott; idyl, The Glow Worm, Lincke; selection, Marys Lamb, Carle; scenes, a Day in Venice (requesD, Me- wins; selection, Faust. Gounod; waltzes, Genee, Levy; march, "On the Firing Line" H. Tiff.
 An announcement that will be of in- terest in musical circles is the decision of MT. Adolf Damn Petersen to resign his position, as choir master of the First Methodist church. His resignation will take effect October i, when the chorus choir will be discontinued and single quartet will take its place. 
 Mrs. Severin will open her studio in the Macabee Temple, 1s2Oa Fourth avenue, Thursday, September 17. Mrs. Severin will again be leading soprano at St. Palrs this winter.
 Miss Marian Robinson went to Blount Springs yesterday to remain over Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Lenk are at home now to their friends. at their new resi- dence on Glen avenue. MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Rainbow and daugh- ters, Miss Ella M. Rainbow and Miss Bertha Rainbow, have returned from their summer home on Shades Mountain after enjoying a three months vacation. Mrs. Howard Bosworth and children have returned to Birmingham and will be with Mrs. chisolm on 12th street, south, for the winter.
 Mrs. Loni Hart and children. who have been spending the summer in Gadsden. will return to Birmingham this week and will be with her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. O. Lane two weeks After October l, Mrs. Hart will be at home with MT. and Mrs. w. C. Garnett, on Eleventh avenne, South Highlands.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Van Bailey, will re- turn early in the week from Mobile and other coast resorts, and will be the guests of Mrs. Baileys parents, Judge and Mrs Lane for a short visit before returning to their home in St. Louis.
 Miss Marie Stapleton who has been visiting relatives and friends here fol several weeks, returned to New York Monday night to resume her musical studies, which she has been pursuing in that city for about two years. During her visit she has sung in several of the churches and on several special occasions and her many friends have been delight ed with her voice. which is a sweet so- prano of most excellent quality ana range. Her instructors and several Of the most prominent musical conductors of New York and Boston, who have heard her sing, predict for her brilliant fu- ture.
 Miss Stapleton also was magnetic personality and pleasing manner, both inusieally and socially, and makes friends wherever she appears. She will stay in New York this winter and in the spring or early summer will go to Europe t. finish her musical training.
 Miss Mildred Downey, after having spent the summer with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Barnett, in Asheville, N. C., will leave Wednesday to enter Randolph-Ma- con Woman's colleges as student for the coming year.
 Dr. James A. Allen left yesterday for New York.
 The following prdgranme will be rem dered at the Country club this evening from to 10 o'clock by Davidsons or chestra: Overture, "Oberon,' Weber; selection, 'Tannhauser," Wagner; Inter- mezzo, .'First Hearts Throb," GequesD. Eilenberg; selection "Echoes of the Met ropolitan," Moses; selection from '"Iile Merry Widow" Gequest, Lehar; over ture, s'Freischutz," Weber; waltz, Do lores," Waldtenfel; selection 'Fantana," Hubbell; Gounod, "Serenade," GequesD,
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