The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-12

there for the past TWO years She plans to remain throughout the winter and probably longer.
 ously i'll at St. vincents hospital. re- turned this week to the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. E. c. Chandler.
 Miss Rosa W. Rains is in Winons, Miss, and will spend Christmas with her cousin, Miss Florence Peebles. Mrs. E, E. Mansfield and little daugh- ter Thelma are the guests of Mrs. George Hughes
 A decided improvement has been noted in the condition of Mrs. Anna MoKinnie Latimer, who is i'll at tho Long Hardness infirmary.
 
 Miss Bessie Perry of Wayne, w. Va, is the house guest of Mir. and Mrs. sam uel Perry. Miss Perry lived in Birning- ham, several years ago and has a num- Der of friends who will be delighted to learn that she is in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. I. A. May of New York, who have been guests of friends and relatives in Birmingham, left this week for south Alabama.
 
 Miss Effie May Hayes has returned from visit to friends in Oklahoma and Tennessee.
 Miss Josie Krauss of Fayette Miss, Is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Henry Heyman and Mrs. G. Metter, at their home, 1906 Nelson avenue.
 
 MT. J. c. Nelson of New York is vis- iting his mother on South Twentieth street during the holidays.
 MT. Peter Pinckard. who is a student at Princeton, is expected home for the holidays.
 Miss Marie Pinckard. who has spent the autumn and winter in New York, will probably be home Christmas eve.
 
 Mrs. John Towers and Miss Laura Mel Towers have gone to Marietta, Ga, to be present at the marriage of Miss Mary Dean Towers and MT. Franklin Chand- Ter Jones, on Wednesday, December 15. Miss Mary Dean Towers is the daugh- ter of the late MT. Robert Towers, a prominent citizen of Birmingham a few years ago. She also has number of childhood friends who pleasantly remem- Der her.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Ault are the guests of their daughter Mrs. c. D. Bennett. in New York city They will remain in New York until after Christmas. MT. and Mrs. z. V. Rainey of Atlanta are now the guests of their sister, Mrs. J. c. Howell 3O92 Ensley avenue. S. A E. Fraternity will give cotfllon at the Country club the evening of De- cember 2.
 Mrs Sarah Dryer will entertain next Saturday, December IS. A musical programme will be present. ed tonight at the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church with Miss Hattie Walker, formerly of Gadsden and Anniston, organist There will be solos by Mile. Rene and Mrs. Eugene Holmes, while the regular choir will be augmented by number of voices
 Following is the programme: Organ prelude offertory (Batiste). Chorus, "Our God Shall Come, . (Og- den).
 Chorus, .As the Mountains" (Ogden); Come Unto Me" (NichoD.
 Solo, 70, Divine Redeemer," CGounod), Mile. Rene.
 Chorus, NO Shadows Wonder" tGauD. Hymn.
 Solo. ''The Light of the World" (Adams), Mrs Eugene Holmes. Chorus, Lovely Appear" (Gounod). Doxology and benediction.
 Triumphal chorus (Guilmaut). Mrs J. D. Hood is the guest of her father, Percy Clark, on her way to her home. Gulfport, Miss. after few weeks visit to the home of her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. McGehee. Burleigh, N. c. Miss Mildred B. Jaffe entertained Sat urday afternoon at box party at the Bijou for ten of her girl friends Those attending were Miss Margerett Schwatz. Miss Ema Landsberger, Miss Fannie Ru- hel Miss Gertrude Jaffe Miss Leona