The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-24
SOCIETY
TO PLAY WITH DAMnoscH

 Miss Elizabeth Barbour. daughter of the Rev. Dr. John Barbour, for several years pastor of South Highlands Pres byterian church, Birmingham. is on Damroschs programme for Ravinia park, Chicago, this afternoon. She is a bril-
 liant pianist and will play the first movement of Griegs A minor concerto.
 Miss Barbour spent her childhood in Bir- mingham.
 Mrs. Truman Aldrich, Jr., will be the solost with the Damrosch orchestra at Ravinia tomorrow night, when she will play Liszt's E. flat piano concerto.
 PARCH PARTY LAST EVENING
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Somerville, Jr., en- tertained last evening at a porch party in honor of Miss Jamie Sue Saunders, Miss Lillian Burns, Miss May Glass and Miss Mary c. Berney, guests of Miss FL
 lie Mae and Miss Louis Archibald. MT. and Mrs. Someryille were assisted by Mrs. J. T. Coulbourne, Mrs. H. M. Arch
 bald, Sr., and Mrs. H. M Archibald, Jr. Those invited were: Miss Lillian Burns, Miss Jamie Sue Saunders, Miss Mary Glass, Miss Mary Chollett Berney Miss Ellie Mae Archibald, Miss Louise Archi- bald, Miss Mary Kate Chiles, Miss Louise Davis, MT. Caldwell, MT. Claud Rogers, | MT. Robert Green, MT. Joe Simpson, MT. John Simpson, MT Morris Simpson, MT. Edward Archibald, MT. Walter Going, MT. Herbert Going and MT. Roland Lyde. SUBSCRIPTION DANCE FRIDAY A subscription dance, which is to be given Friday evening at Friars' hall, is being looked forward to with interest by the younger set. A large number of boys and girls are included on the invitation list, among whom are the following girls: Miss Jessie Clifford, Miss Carrie White Bean, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Virginia White, Miss Alice Coughan, Miss Kathleen vanHoose, Miss Jamie Going, Miss May Fox, Miss Sallie Evens, Miss Susie White, Mss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Serena Kirkpat- rick, Miss Helen Lake Little, Miss Elm ma Johnson and visitor. Miss Emee Me Crossin, Miss Emily Somerville, Miss Mary George CruiksnanK. Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Maybele Cosby, Miss
 
 Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Sadie Gil- lespy, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Emily Morriss, Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss vir- ginia Means Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss Reba Powers, Miss May Collins, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Joy Tomln- son, Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Fannie Evans, Miss Pearl Guscott, Miss Mary Harrison and Miss Elizabeth Bowie.
 MRS. STEPHENSON's MUSICALE Mrs. O. L. Stephenson was hostess at an entertainment yesterday afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs. Jane Cotton, of San Antonio, Tex. Over 40 guests were present at the entertainment, which was in the form of musicale, and beautiful programme of choice selections was rem dered. Mrs. Laura Jackson Davis was accompanist.
 Following was the programmes: Meditation" Miss Julia Chenoweth. Boat Song" (IIarriet Ware; Evening Love Song, Mrs. R. T. Williams. "When Song Is Sweet" 'Israfel" (Oli- yer King), Mrs, Ed Powell
 "Zweifer' (EIugo Becker), Miss Julia | Chenoweth.
 "Oh, For a Breath of the Moorland'. (Benjamin Wheepsley); "I Love You Truly OHarry Jacobs Bonne), Mrs. R. T. Williams.
 My Queen BlumenthaD. Moon and Night Hawley), MT. Ed Powell. NOTES AND PERSONALS Miss Sadie Alison has returned from a vacation of several weeks on the Florida coast.
 Mrs. J. B. Vandiver of Birmingham will spend the winter in Talladega.
 Miss Claudio Hargrove has returned from a visit to Hartselle.  Mrs. H. B. Wheelock and Miss Mabel Wheelock will return home shortly from Charlevoix, Mich, where they have been visiting friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Halstead and Miss Emma Koenig are at Horton's Beach, Mich.
 Miss Marie and Miss Elsie Brooks have returned home from a visit to Colum- bus and Union Springs.
 Miss Ala May Hensley left last evening for Manitou Colo, where she will join the house party of Dr. F. c. Perkins.
  Miss Rose and Miss Lily Wrye are vis- iting friends in Rockford. Miss Mary Myrtis Cook has returned from a delightful eastern trip. Mrs. c. E. Kyle and MT. Robert Kyle, who have been the guests of Mrs. M. V. Harrison, have returned to their home in Arkansas
 Miss Ina Shepard will spend the re- mainder of the week at Dadeville. Mrs. J. w. Hughes entertained a party of friends at East Lake last evening. Miss Bertha Louise Howell has re- turned from a delightful visit to Wrights- vile Beach.
 Miss Rebecca Otey has returned from Pass Christian, where she has been the guest of friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Altman are spend- ing the summer at Shades Mountain hotel.