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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Members of Music Study Club
Are Hostesses
NOTES HERE AND THERE
An Informal MusicnIc-Mrs French To
Entertain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
school Graduates To Be Host
esses-PoInts About People

The Music Study club. which has al
ready done SO much, unsteady, for Bir-
mingham, again gave much pleasure to
music lovers when they presented DIR.
Kenneth Bradley of the Bush-Temple
conservatory, Chicago, yesterday in his
lecture, What Is Music?" at Cable hall
The auditorium was filled with repre-
sentation of Music Study members and
women of other clubs, who were their
guests for the occasion. Mr.. Richard
Johnston presented the speaker with a
few graceful and well chosen remarks,
which placed him at once on terms of
congenality with his hearers.
DIR. Bradley was very limited as to
but even In the brief period allotted
him, he found time to present most
Interesting viewpoint. stressing thoughts
which were extremely original and en-
pnasizing them with apt illustrations.
He brought out in a clever manner, the
relation between painting, sculpture, ar
chitecture, the drama and music. show
ing that music embraces all the rest.
Another thought. splendidly presented,
Vas Indt cOnultlOnS nave mucn TO 90
with the production of music; that Bee
thovens compositions would have been
essentially different had he lived hun
bred years before or later than his day.
hence there will not be another Beetho-
ven or another Wagner. His ideas were
expressed In delightful manner and
Ills MISREPRESENTATION and en-
tertaining-was one which his audience
followed with lively interest and SYM
pathy.
Among those noted at the lecture were
Mrs. l.. j. Haley, Mrs. Richard Fell,
Mrs. N. B. Feagin, Miss Alma Feagin.
Mrs. J. D. Dabney, Mrs. w. M. Mayes,
Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux, Mrs. F. B. Glenn
ents, Mrs. John Towers, Miss Edith Bow
ron. Miss Fern Minor Miss Ruth Haynes,
Miss Annie Ward, Mrs. Richard John
ston, Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs. W.
S. Lowell, Mrs. John Sydney White Miss
Sara Mallam. Miss Bessie Sims, Mrs.
Bridewell Mrs. Truman Aldrich, Mrs.
Warren Barnett, Miss Martha Dabney,
Miss Hattie Morton, Mrs. A. p. Leonard
and many others.
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YOUNG WOMAN DRINKS
POISON AND MAY DIE

New York, May 11.-Florence Heine-
man of Sacramento. Cal. formerly .
chorus girl in New York and divorced
only three weeks ago from Otto II.
Heneman OF San Francisco, one time
secretary to the Chief of Police there.
drank poison in her room in hotel last
night and was taken unconscious toy q
hospital. She will probably die.
ITO the press the girl left pathetic
note, begging as one good fellow to
others to give her death only local
brevity." Other letters were addressed
to relatives, including note to her hlis-
band in San Francisco. He sued for d.
yorce on the ground of intemperance and
she did not contest the action. She came
here from the west only recently and had
been Respondent since. She was 80 years
of age.
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Hattiesburg, Miss. May 11.-After an
all-night search. the body of Mrs
James Seigler, who dlsa ppeared from
her home in this city Yesterday, was
found today in Bowie creek. Mrs, Seig-
ler's husband, a merchant of this city
believes that in crossing the creek on
a log his wife slipped. fell into the
stream and was drowned. Mrs Seig
Ter was on the way to a cemetery to
visit the grave Of a child, which she
lost through death several weeks ago
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

Chattanooga, May l1.-A majority of
the Hamilton county court today au-
thorized County Judge S. M. Walker to
receive plans for a new freproof court
house and jail here, not to exceed in
cost $6o0.0o0 to replace the courthouse
destroyed by fre Saturday night. Plans
will be received until May %.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
MOTHERS DAY PARTY

MOTHERS DAY PARTY
Mrs. Frank .. Gamble at Thomas
Station entertained in a cordial ant
delightful way and afternoon this vel
in honor of her sister, Mrs. j. r. Gam
BILE of Wetumpka, who is here on a
visit. As Sunday was Mothers Day.
Mrs. Gamble carried out the idea sug
gested, the decorations being white car
nations. The refresh ments. salad
course, cakes and ices, were all white
Each one present wrote some sweet
and tender thought of her mother
which recalled the happy bygone days
All the papers were good. Mrs. Gamble
gave no prizes but presented each lads
with white carnations.
The occasion was deligh tful and tine
sweet thoughts and good impressions
made at that meeting will linger long
In the hearts of those present.
Those present were Mrs. j. r. Gam
bic, Mrs. ]. d. Handy, Mrs. ". w
Wharton. Mrs. l.. w. Chapman, Mrs
James Mclaughlin, Mrs. Conrade
Britwing. Mrs. Samuel Servast, Mrs
G. M. McGregor Mrs. S. Simpson, Mrs
w. r. Murphy, Mrs. w. W. Lewis, Miss
Cross, Miss Love, Miss Nunnal1y.
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gramme, presented by Miss Fern Mi
ner, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Monetta
Stribbling. Mr.. John Philip Shaddiek
and Mr.. Claude r. Hartzel, WAS thor
oughly enjoyed. Among those present
we're Miss Minor, Miss Going, Miss
Johns, Mr.. and Mrs James Gozby Long.
Miss Louise Rushton Mr.. and Mrs
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartzell Miss
Ruth Haynes, Mr.. Stern. Mr.. Archibald
and others.
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THE TEXAS WONDER

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
REYNOLDS-RANEY~
WEDDING MONDAY

Monday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Brown the mar
riage of Mrs. Browns brother, Mr. Cliff
ton T.. Reynolds. to Miss Sallie Thorn
ton Raney of Philadelphia will be
quietly solemnized at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Brown will attend Miss Raney as ma :
iron of honor and Mr.. Howard Rey-
nolds will be his brothers best man.
These will be the only attendants.
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AN INFORMAL MUSICALE

Mrs. j. B. Anteim entertained a party
of his friends last evening at his home
on South Seventeenth street with an
informal musicale. An impromptu pro-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

Whatever may be the future effect
upon The British constitutional crisis
It seems to be the concensus of opinion
that the death of King Edward VII and
the ascension of George V will post
pone the grapple between the comm ons
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

Ingram Lithia Water will not
cure everything, but will elimi-
nate uric acid from the system,
and this is the cause of most
sickness.
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THE GRIGGs LECTURES

Probably the lecture in Mr.. Edward
Howard Griggs course, being delivered
this week at the High school, which has
been most appreciated was the one given
Yesterday afternoon, tire Timer and the
Outer World" His audience was aug
n,ented by many who have not heard him
before number of business men leav-
ing their duties to be in attendance.
Mr. Griggs popularity is increasing and
the number of his admirers is measured
by those who have heard him onee-for
he never fails to win his hearers in
terest. This afternoon his subject will
be "Mephlstopheles and the Compact"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
BATY-sAyAGE

The following cards have been sent
out.
Mr.. and Mrs D. G. Savage announce
til e marriage of their daugh ter Frances
Octavio. to Mr.. James Irby Baty, on
Wednesday, May IL, 1910, Birmingham.
Ala.
AT home after June l, 1916 North Six
teenth avenue
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mRs<FpENcH TO BE HOSTESS

Mrs. William w. French will be a
hostess Saturday afternoon at an in
formal musicale in compliment to Mrs.
OFerrell, the house guest of Mrs. :.
B. Danforth. The hour is o'clock.
Mrs. French's guests will include a
group of her married friends
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

The local committee of the West End
Home Mission society will give an ice
cream festival at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopper. 1902 Tuscaloosa avenue.
Friday evening from to 10 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

The board of directors of the Free
kindergarten association will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of
the Hotel Hillman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

The Music Study club will meet this
morning at 1890 o'clock at Gable Hall
with Mrs Caldwell Bradshaw as hostess
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i'CSN~NS'
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Mrs. Hugh n. Starnes returned Tues
day from Atlanta. where she has spent
several weeks at a sanatorium. Mrs,
Starnes' friends will be glad to learn
that her health is much improved
Miss Marie Holiday of Atlanta is the
house guest of Mrs. J. G. Whitfield
1900 Twelfth street.
Miss Helen Gillespy has been quite III
for the past week and her physicians
fear typhoid.
Miss Leta Will Goldsmith, Miss Helen
Goldsmith and Miss Marguerite Patton
will spend next week as the guests OF
Mrs. Lucien Brown.
Miss Salie Thornton Raney of Phila'
delphia will arrive Saturday to be thu
guest of Mrs. Lueien Brown.
-
The condition of Mrs. Richard Ran
dolph. who has been so Ill for the pas
week. is regarded as decidedly hopeful
and 1t Is thought that the crisis is past
Mrs. Randolphs countless friends hav'
been most anxious for encouraging new.
of her and 1t will give them pleasure Il
learn that her recovery Is expected.
y
Mr.. Kenneth Bradley, who ectured yes
terday to the Music Study club, was
entertained informally at luncheon b,
Mr.. Percy D. Tabler.
Mrs. d. E. Hazard of Memphis is thu
guest of Mrs. d. w. shuford.
Mrs. Hugh Morrow, who is critically
i'll at her home at Roobuck Springs. was
reported yesterday afternoon resting
ricely. Her condition is still, however
regarded as most serious and the crisis
Is not yet passed.
Mrs. James Murphree of Huntsville is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Motion
Smith.
Mrs w d. Smith is expecting heI
sister Mrs. John Builder, to arrive Sat
urday from Chicago to be her guest.
Miss Fern Minor will leave today fol
Marion, Ala. TO visit her sister, Mrs
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Allan Durham's little
daughter, Georgia, is Ill with scarlet
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Yancey and
Mrs. Joseph Wilson left this week FOL
Memphis to visit friends
Mrs. j. w Foshee and children are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c,
Savage.
Mrs. w. A. Sellers is visiting in Louis
ville
Mrs. G. Bowden Settle is at home aftel
a visit to Atlanta.
Miss Fanchon Armstrong is quite II
at her home 2O15 Humboldt avenue. a
speedy recovery Is hoped for by her manS
friends
Nr,s CLYDE W. Ennis has returned from
r o,,;sville where she was visiting hel
ma rents Mr.. and Mrs W. M. Moore.
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Class OF the South Highlands Meth
odist church plan pleasant entertain
ment for Saturday. They will serve ice
cream and cake on the Munger lawn
from to 10 O'Clock, selling cakes and
candies as additional attraction to
patrons. They expect to make the lawn
fete delightful and hope to receive a
liberal patronage.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Clionian club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. L. J. Haley This
will be the final meeting for the year
and 1t Is hoped all members will be
in attendance
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

Editor Perrow G. Moseley, of the
Columbus News, has been appoint
cd postmaster Of the hustling little
border town named after the big
sailor Of Genoa, vice Col. Bailey,
who resigned on account Of i'll
health. II Is a most worthy APP
pointment and a just recognition Of
a pioneer patriot of genuine mer-
1t.
A well-known gentleman informed
the GRAPHIC Tuesday that in Au-
gust, 1909, the school census showed
975 eligible school children, when
only SIS are on the school register.
He wants to know what the other
397 children are doing. This is cas-
lily understood when we know that
the school age is from 5 to 81 and
the compulsory age from 7 to IA,
and the school age includes all tenn
porary residents, graduates and 9TH
ers.
Speaking Of gratitude: Peter
Shields, the negro who was shot al
Cambray, and who was recently dis
charged from the hospital, was TAX
en- in for q few days rest by
Sam of the Trickamolican" and
when Sam wasn't looking, broke
open his trunk and stole $ll, a pail
of pants, a pair Of shoes, shir
and a Winchester with box Of cart
ridges. Sheriff Stephens is on thu
villains trail.
Talk about the class of citizenship
we are getting in the Mimbres val
ley. II. +. Baldwin jr., the pro
gressive and active young owner o
"Idlewild' ranch near Midway,
son of II. F. Baldwin, Of tn
Baldwin Hardware Co., of New Oh
leans, the second largest house !
the United States, and n nephew @
the proprietor of the Baldwin san
tarium at FL Paso. Mr.. Baldwin
Just now entertaining his father an
mother from New Orleans and h
: cousin Cuthbert of FL Paso. h
figures on interesting his people
our great possibilities and we a
: hope he will.
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| want well contracts from 100 to
800 #. deep. Can drill and handle
pipe from : to 10 in. Work guar
anteed. Machine at Columbus.
Good heavy steam rig viii sell
rig. Address me at Lake Arthur,
n NJ. Andrew Johnson.
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Join

The march of progress and the
Socialist party. If you favor the
following platform the Socialist
platform-send S. Lindauer to the
constitutional convention:
Primary Election Law
2-Australian Ballot
3-Railroad Commission
4-Bank Guaranty Law
5-Initiative
6-Referendum
Recall
s--Physical Valuation Of Railroads
9-Just Tax Laws; the Income Tax
1O-Municipal Ownership Of Public
Utilities. Deming Local No. |,
% adv Socialist Party,
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Miss Nellie Chapman of Dodge
City, Kansas, has moved onto her
claim near the city,
See important notice by the
Board of Education on page two.
Napoleon, the great moving pic
ture, that has been such decided
hit In FL Paso theatres, will be Civ
en- at the Gem, Saturday night.
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PERSONAL.

J. w. Robinson is in Sweetwater.
Mrs. w. d. Howard, of Cooks,
is a guest at T. j. Clark's.
J. I. Kerr, of Lordsburg, was in
the city Monday.
Jack Tidmore will enter the EN-
ploy of Stump and Hinyard, August
first,
Editor Walton was in the city
Monday.
c. ID. Nelson, of the NAN ranch
was in the city Monday.
T. J. Shea and j. w. Stephenson,
of Columbus, were in town Monday.
Jas. W. Dymond is over from
Roswell for few weeks.
X. C. Ely is in Albuquerque on
business.
Geo. Watkins is home from Tex
as.
Walter Johnson is clerking at thu
Clark Grocery Co.
W. II. Patterson has gone Eas
on business.
Maud Meyers has returned fror
Rincon.
]. NJ. Young and j. M. William
and families visited the Floridai
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, of Glob'
> are guests of the latter's parent
J. A. Watkins and wife.
, Mrs. J. T. Warren has gone
Miami for a few weeks visit wit
her daughter, Miss Krouse.
= Hugh Williams and wife, Of
Paso, were visiting their maj
friends here yesterday.
I, L.R Cline, the live merchant
: Cambray, was in the city Wedn'
day.
Mrs. j. M. Young and Mrs. j.
: Williams were in the city Wedn'
day greeting their many friends.
:" G. f. Marteeny, of Las Cruc
V, visited his sister Of the cour
- clerks Office over Sunday.
" John A. Watkins and nephe
Chas. House, of Gainesville, Tex
" are guests at j. A. Watkins.
y Mrs. Walter Wilkinson, Miss v
kinson and Walter jr., are at
Mimbres Hot Springs.
~ A. C. Wilsey has returned Fl
~ Chicago and considers himself al
lutely well.
Mrs. A. M. Pontius and child
~ are visiting relatives in Chicago
-, Pittsburg.
Prof. Doderer and family
. 80, leave next Monday for a vaca
on the coast.
. C. +. Freeman, one OF the
se' real estate men Of Dallas, wa
welcome GRAPHIC caller Tuesda
y |. Miss Julia Snyder has gone
- Emporia, Kan, te live with her
~. ters.
Wv Mr.. Payne and family have m
W from their claim 10 miles east
~ to the city
W., /, Oscar Parks, Of Carne, left
Sr day to bring his wife and da
ter back to the land of sunshin'
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Territory of New Mexico S..
County Of Luna,
/ Arthur C. Raithel, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO the
hest of my knowledge and belief.
ARTHUR c. RAlrHEl:, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of July, A: D; 1910.
fspAIj A. w. POLLARD,
Notary Public. Luna Co. N; N
Nv commission expires Feby l. 1911
Correct Attest;
JOHN C0RBETT,
]. A. MAH0NEY, Directors
III. C. BROWN, y
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-11
SEADY TO INTER RAGE
FOR SEAT OF GRIGGS
Editor Mcintosh Is Select
ed By Family.

Dawson, Ga, Jan. 10.-Immediately
after learning that Gov Brown had
called an election for Feb. Is to name
a successor to Congressman Griggs,
the family of the dead congressman re-
quested a conference of close friends
in Dawson for the purpose of discuss
ing the succession and plans of Judge
Griggs for the present session of Con-
gress.
II. NJ. Mcintosh, of Albany, was call
ed here by Mrs. Griggs, and it was
made known to him by her in person
lat it was her desire that he make
race for the short term.
lerference to her wishes he SAID
take the matter under advise
nh ID refer the question of his
cand to his home people in AL
bany And Dougherty county before
making positive announcement
1t is probable there will be no dearth
of candidates for the place.
Beside the large nu - mentioned
in other sections of the ~ Daw-
son will furnish one candT8 I'd
possibly two. 40
John R. Mercer, who has long be-
identified with the farming interests in
this section and is himself an extern
sive farmer, said this morning that he
would yield to requests from friends
and become a candidate for Congress
He has wide acquaintance and many
staunch friends.
Judge NJ. c. Edwards of the City
Court of Dawson has also been men
toned as a probable candidate, but
has not committed himself Nothing is
known here of the plans of J. G. Perry
secretary to the late congressman
whose candidacy was announced from
Washington last night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-11
eFACH GROWERS In SESSION;
FIRST NETTING OF SEASON
opinion Prevails That Crop is IN Fine
Form Yet.

Tomorrow morning, the first meet
ing of the new year will be held by
the executive committee of the Georgia
Fruit Exchange, in the headquarters
of the Exchange in Atlanta Manager
l. NJ Fleming is sending out the call
for this meeting as issued by President
1. F. Murph, ex-officio chairman, from
his home in Marshallville. The meet
ing is to be held at nine o'clock, and
promises to be most interesting one.
At this meeting personal returns from
the members Of the executive commit
tee in regard to the condition of the
peach crop in their vicinity will be
made. According to the statement IS
sued by the Exchange shortly after the
last general freeze, the crop has not
been damaged in the slightest, but the
continued cold weather has been a de-
cided help inasmuch as it will prevent
any premature blooming of these trees
in February, which might be hurt by a
subsequent freeze.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-11
HAWKINS AND HOOKS BUY
THE TURPIN AUTO AGENCY
Will Continue Sale of Cars Heretofore
Sold There.

Messrs. L. M Hawkins and J. D.
Hooks have purchased the Turpin au-
tomobile agency in the sale here of the
Chalmers-Detroit, Jackson and Hud-
son cars. Mr.. J. D. Hooks will have
charge of the sales department, the
firm name of the new agency being
Hooks & Co., with temporary head
quarters on Jefferson street, in the
Allen House block Just now the COM
pany has on hand a superb demon
strating car in a new model Chalmers
Detroit 80 touring car, but will have
in store complete line of these cars
as well as Hudsons and Jacksons by
February 10th. Mr.. Hooks, who has
charge of the new agency, is an ex-
pert demonstration and will take pleas
ure in explaining the merits of his
cars.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-11
FOR RENT.

The ground floor of present post
office building on Forsyth street This
building will make a large double
store, or we will divide it in to two
stores, as desired by tenant.
The postoffice will move about
March list and we will commence, as
soon as vacated, to lower the floor tn
sidewalk level and to make such other
changes as tenant may desire.
This is one of the best sites in
Americas, on one of it's Oldest and
most travelled streets.
1t is splendid location to catch
both town and countryu trade and is
especially adapted for large whole
sale or retail dry goods business OF
retail grocery trade. Apply to
HAROLD BROS.
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30 YEARS OF SUCCESS.
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