The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-10

Sixth avenue.
 MT. Otto Hodges, president of the Enterpean club, has issued the fol- lowing:
 All members of the club are re- quested to be at the Jefferson theatre tonight, Wednesday, at o'clock. The club is on the programme for two numbers. Basses and altos are es- pecially requested to come.
 General Sumpter chapter, Daugh ters of the American Revolution, cordially invites you to be present at their cele- bration of Flag Day. Saturday after noon, Beh rens park, at 5 o'clock, and solicit your cooperation in making this successful and patriotic occasion. Mrs. R. H. Pearson. Mrs. c. W. Tardy, Mrs. J. " Allen, committee.
 Mrs John G. Coiley of Richmond. Va and Miss Elizabeth Brien of Nash : vile, Tenn, are visiting Mrs John w. Altman.
 H. M Tomlinson of Tate Springs Tenn, uncle of John w. Tomlinson of this city is in the city attending the reunion. He is a member of Kershaw command of South Carolina.
 Mrs. M. B. Pitcher of Nashville, Tenn, president Tennessee division U. D. O., Is at the Hotel Hillman with a party of Tennessee friends.
 Mrs. Charles H. Frank left last even ing for Chattanooga. where she will remain until the end of the week. She will visit her sister. Mrs. J. Rubel.
 Cah Of IE,,g1 iarlal alay, de has as his guest during the reunion Dr. R. H. Duggar of Prairievile.
 Misses Lena and Katie Hury of Co., lumbus, Miss. are the guests of their brother, MT. Joe Hury, Eleventh avenue and Twenty-sixth street, north.
 Mrs. R. Marian Schinl<e is in Demopolls to take part in the wedding of her consin art.
 Mrs. T. H. Taylor of Fit. Payne is the guest of Mrs. Elliott on Twenty-third street.
 Mrs. Edward Noble of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Sarah Elliott.
 Miss Emma Hughes of Nashville will arrive Thursday on a visit to Mrs. w. J. Patterson.
 MT and Mrs w. c. Patterson will en- certain with a dancing party Friday even ing complimentary to Miss Emma Hughes of Nashville and Miss Lucy Lyman Powell of this city M0s Hughes. will be Mrs. Pattersons house guest for sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. E. A. Hughes of West Nashville will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. c. Mackey, for some time after the re- union.
 Miss Maybelle Young and Miss Flora Young of Montgomery are visiting Mrs. John D. Elliott.
 Mrs. H. H. Evans, Master Herbert Lee Evans and little Miss Laura Lee Evans from Greensboro are visiting at the home of Mrs. w. T. Poe on South Nine teenth street.
 Mrs. Martha D. Gould of New Orleans is the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Sims, 2216 North Twelfth avenue, during the re- union.
 John L. Sims is in the city visiting his parents
 Mrs. Robert M Collins and Miss Kath- crime Collins are at 1920 Fifth avenue.
 Among the guests being entertained by Mrs. N. H. Sewall is Mrs, Roberta Lee McChesny Quarles, an old schoolmate, formerly of New Orleans. but for many years a, resident of Mineral Wells, Tex. She came in as a member of General Cabells party from Dallas and was cor dially welcomed by her girlhood's friend. pr. Hardin P. Cochrane of Franklin. Tenn. and Judge W. G. Cochrane of Mobile are visiting Mir. and Mrs. William c. Montgomery, S27 South Thirtieth street. during the reunion. Col. O. Wiley and daughter. Mrs. Ben Moon, of OalSwoods, Tex, and Charles E, Bond and wife of Groesbuck, Tex, are