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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
IIERALDED WITH
 DANCES AND OTHER GAIETIES
MT and Mrs Lewis Hosts At For Bride Elect Dinner Party For Miss McCandess- Oliver Hostess to Eight At Luncheon-Miss Virginia Ford Cele- brates Brthday-Thursday Night Dance.
 Engagement Announced
BY MYRTLE MILES

The last days of the sale of Red Cross stamps promise to be very profitable. for verify the spirit of giving is abroad in the land. It is hard to turn deaf ear to requests for assistance in worthy cause when one Is lavishing pennies and dimes and dollars on gifts to bring pleas ure only, and as everyone seems to be Christmas shopping, there is general mood of giving. Mrs Murdoch and her assistants yesterday were most successful. Today Mrs. Jackson Halstead will be the chairman and her assistants will Include corps of the most popular and attrac- tove young matrons and girls in the city. It is hoped that this will be the most successful day that the workers have had, both in the stores and the buildings. Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben and her committee are making sys- tematic and thorough canvas of the of fee buildings and banks. Some have not yet been visited, but it requires time, and the committee is not a large one. They have found the men in every build
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
HOLIDAY DANCE
 FOR VISITING GIRLS

The dance given last evening by MT and Mrs. Mark B. Lewis at their home on Highland avenue was one of the ear Hest and best of the Christmas festivities which it may be said to have introduced. I. was typical of the season, with holly and mjstletoe, smlax and palms starred with brilliant poinsettia blossoms in evil denee. A buffet supper was served after the dance, and punch bowl stood m
 the canvassed porch, where heaters were installed and comfortable chairs made an inviting retreat during the intermis- sicns. The guests numbered several nun dred of MT. and Mrs. Lewis friends m the younger set. The hostess, who Is al- ways beautiful, looked exceptionally love lv last evening in yellow satin even ing gown made with drapery of white chiffon and lace Miss Virginia Abercrom- bic. one of the honorees of the dance, was in pink marquisette and silver, and Miss Edith Gibbs of California, the other honoree wore pink messaline garnitured with crystals and bordered with white malabout Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlett assisted Mrs. Lewis to receive, wearing d lovely white lace evening gown yelled with pink and embellished with silver em- broideres.
 Among those invited were: Miss Mary
 Campbell, Miss Martha Dabney, Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Fanny Evens Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Ruth Evens, Miss Fannie Dunn Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Lil- lian Orr, Miss Kate Perry, Miss Roberta Porter, Miss Lucy Lymann Powell, Miss Eller Percy, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Leila Smith, | Miss Emily Somerville, Miss Ruth smith Kathleen Stringfellow, Miss Mary Tardy,
 Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Margaret | Terrell. Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Virginia Underwood. Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Carol Woodson, Miss An nie Willlerson, Miss Virginia White. Miss Eula Weakley, Miss Mary Bibb, Miss Eula Whatey. Miss Doris Weatherly, Miss Marjorie Weathery, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Harriet Fitts, Miss Frederika Ferguson, Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Jamie Going, Miss Mary Going, Miss Mary George Green,
 Messrs. Jelks Cabanss, Erwin Caldwell,
 SmitE Cullom, Edward Crawford, Ryburn
 Pinckard Peter Pinckard, Henry Porter,
 John Porter John Prowell, Beach Cheno-
 weth. Walter Hood, Alex Dearborn, Will
 liam Dunn, John Dazney, Dr. Lull, Claud
 Estes, Clarence, Lewis and Foster Ford,
 James Screvens, James Gillespy, Robert
 Knox Greene, Hugh Walthall. Clyde Pip
 pin, Steele Andrews. Watson Andrews,
 Jesse Andrews, Watson Andrews, Jesse
 Lewis, Meredyth Roberts, Edwin Robert
 son, Ernest Sifford, Pfifer Smith, Henley
 smith, R. l.. Brooks, Wilkes Collier, Jack
 Walton, Judge B. M. Allen, John Lusk, B.
 S. Lester, Mudd Martin, Lonnie Baker,
 H. G. Seibels, Langdon Bowie, Rose Boy
 kin, R. Haezlett, Bert Throckmorton,
 Evans Johnston, Valentine Kolb, Roy
 Knight, Francis Latady and many others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
MIR. MORRIS BUSH
 A HOST AT DINNER

An interesting event of Sunday evening was Mr Morris Bush's dinner in compl- ment to Mis- Edna McCandless, who is so nfuch admired in Birmingham. MT. Bush entertained at the Country club, where the private dining room was beau- tifully adorned for the evening, it's pro- fusion of flowers appearing with especial charm under brilliant lights. The center of the table was mound of vioets, as- paragus 3'erns, lilies of the valley and Killarney roses. From them radiat6d chiffon ribbons leading to the plates and at the close of the dinner these were found to be attached to handsome cor sage bouquets and boutonnieres-the cen tral motif. A dinner of several delicious courses was served to the following guests and MT. Bush: Miss Edna Me Candless, the honoree, MT. and Mrs. Campbell Mornu, Jr., MT. and Mrs W. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. Shipman, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Belle Smith. Miss Charlotte Hopkins. Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Marjorie Weatherly and MT. Horace Hammond, Mir John C. Lusk, MT. Alfred Frost, MT. William J Dunn, MT. Robert H. Brown, MT. Val l<olb, MT. Matt Murphy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
DANCE AT
 HIGHLANDERS' CLUG

At the Highlanders club Thursday evening an enjoyable dance will be given. It is to be subscription dance, and the chaI erons are to include MT. and Mrs. Robley Munger Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dear born, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hiden, Jr., MT and Mrs Roscoe Harris, MT. and Mrs James T. Coleman, Mir and Mrs. Harry Jones, Mir and Mrs. A. w. Nelson, Mr and Mrs Jack Orrison.
 Among the girls whose names appear on the checking list are Misses Dorothea orr, Bessie Milner, Carol Woodson, Margaret Latady, Fredreika Ferguson, Emily Som erville Eleanor Matthews, Ruth Smith, Sallie Evens, Virginia White, Carrie White Bean, Mary Kenney, Lucy Lyman Powell Virginia McDavid, Mary Lou Cobb, Mabel Wheelock, Byrd Moore, Vir- ginia Underwood, Jamie Going, Mary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
MRS. MARGARET BEASLEY
 TO WE'D MIR. SMITH

The Louisville Courier-Journal of Sun day has the following interesting am nouncement: MT. and Mrs. G. w. Proc tor announces the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Proctor Beasly. O MT. Milton Smith. The marriage will 'e solemnzed in the latter part of Janu- ry.'
 Mrs. Beasley is one of the most ad- fred and popular young women in the gclusve social life of the south. Her 9utiful vocal accomplishments, brilliant ellectual endowments and unusual per- al beauty have rendered her one of
 conspicuously charming young south-
 women. Mrs. Beasley is a grand ghter of Mrs. George R, Ward of Bir-
 gham, and has a wide circle of friends his city.
 tif Smith is son of MT. Milton Fl.
 h, president of the Louisville and
 vile railroad, and is a young gem
 n of much business promise ana seia prominence.
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George Greene, ttA ,1audla. o Blini, June Jacks Helen fetta Il Montgomery. Hat AisHsnamefg. H- garet Robertson, l ctas 1udaas- t5--ay Sibey, Mary Tard. eHsista t'eiCust, Annie Mae Waltha earg 5ohfa yn, Nar- gu,rite Sibley, Mar Horiq1 eia
 Crossn, Margaret T o15 f4 Sua H
 zeal Ellen l.. MoltoI idtH fiie Atus
 Warrington, Emily 6F Mary N-a
 bell, Carrie Lou Ds lEn te s 'na Edith Orr, Lillian Oir isaillar Adoas. Kate Earle Terrell, Me Ha sll Mary Campbell, Haze re t5H Munger. Ruby Munger e Annie Donnelly Margsse ~ l. dilsa Farrior, Virginia Abb Long. Evelyn Going, Margaret ra Lsola Rideout, Leta Will Gai ea Evans, Aline Kirl<man l. eel tlHk- man, Irene Copeland, | Hit 9h.sa Jean Ballenger. Rose Sbles
 Roberta Porter Mary Fa
 cline Elliott, Bland ffdHnaatn. h beccs Otey, Kathleen AIaafe len Percy, Clara Lee q1 9a. Dorothy Robbins. Serena Ef atieig Elizabeth Going, Edith I}owrs ia beth Morris Mae Beth BeddoN E. aitef- inc Adams Helen Lake lAlil4 it White Lillian Orr. Kathieen No g Rose Owen McDavid, Belle Iiohafts. lfsi Weakley, Rose Gilespy, Kataleea sirHe fellow, Mayo Thach. Hattie a3AeAy, lsn , Downey, Margaret Robertson flas
 der, Jessie Mae Perkins, Ma aaatct Al. derson, Bane Abercrombie, NarF krtliH Minnie Cooke. Susie Norm at 1.oHis Neville, Louise Thornbury, Airie sfc1k. mar Rachel Thornbury, DoriF fasiasr- ley, Mary Kirkpatrick Helen Ean5 Miles. Elizabeth Dearborn. Be atcsn Gamaliel Dixon, Emee McCro Els.a Thompson, Kathleen VanfIoose. Bessie
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tapers, red blossoms and even miniature Christmas trees was given by Mrs w. G. Oliver at the Southern club There were but eight in the party and two of the number were pretty visiting girls. Seated about the table were Mrs. oliver, her house guest. Miss Maud Chambers. of Talladega, Miss Donnie billiard of Hunts vile, Mrs. John K. Warren, Mrs. Ed Warren, and Mrs. John Simpson.
 In the center of the table was large cluster of red carnations and ferns from which depended crimson ribbons, from which were drawn corsage bouquets. Al each cover was tiny Christmas tree with tapers lighted, and perehed on the claret glasses wore parakeets which added to the bright effect of the picture whose best detail was the beauty of the young women surrounding the table.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
MISS ANNIE BLINN
 A HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON

Miss Anr,e Blinn was hostess yesterday at luncheon in compliment to Miss Salle Evens, whose marriage to Mr. Owen l.. Davis of rrinidads Col, will be an event of tomorrow evening.
 The luncheon table was lovely, with a basket scheme prettly effected both as to centerpece and individual place favors. Enchantrsss carnations filled the Floren-' tine basket which stood in the center of the table. and at each place was tiny
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
COMING FROM
 ST. BERNARD'S COLLEGE

The following Birmingham boys will re- turn from St. Bernard college to spen1 Christmas vacation with their parents. Among the seniors are Frank Garland, M. Ace Leon McCovock, Tillman Copland, Robert McCarty, Thomas Martin, William and Joseph NNorthington,. Hamilton Sims, Patrick Gallagher, James Hardwiek Clar- ence Wlttburger, M. Ace and HennIe Roy. Joe Rcbb, John Hagerty and Nathan Korties, Bessemer, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
CHRISTMAS DINNER AT
 THE COUNTRY GLIB

Announcement was made yesterday by the house committee of the Country club that Saturday will be an especially gala evening at the Country club. A Christ mas dinner will be served. the Yue log will be burning and with holiday decora- tions the good cheer of the prevalent Christmas spirit and souvenirs for mem bers of every dinner party, the evening will be one of the gayest of the fast dying year. It is requested by the committee that orders for the table ehote dinner be given as early as Thursday, so thai adeouate preparations may be made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
BASKETBALL GAME

The basketball game this evening be- tween the Birmingham Athletic club ani Bessemer IS anticipated with keen pleas uro by the younger set. Miss Virginia Abercromhie of Montgomery, who is the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis, has been chosen sponsor for Bessemer and her maids will be Miss Edith Gibbs of Cali fornia. also Mrs. Lewis guest, and Miss Gladys Enslen. Miss Julia White will be sponsor for Birmingham and her maids are to be Miss Margaret Patton and Miss Ruth Gaudin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNCIL

The regular monthly meeting of the Episcopal Sunday school council will be held Tuesday evening, December 19, at s o'clock at the parish house of the Church of the Advent In addition to the inter- esting programme. a social session will be enjoyed immediately afterward.
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ing very responsive and have already se- cured several hundred dollars. Mrs, Crawford Johnson, Miss Florence Me- Crossin Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs. Alex Cicil and others have assisted Mrs DeBardeleben, and she will have a com mittee today that will include several attractive society women.
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McCrossin Norma Hood, Helen Thomp- son, Gladys Enslen, Maybelle Cosby, Helen Rosa Randolph. Joy Tomlinson, Alice Coughlan, Dorothy Johnson, Kate Perry, Annie eAVillIerson, Elizabeth Bowie, Leila Smith, Leila Wood, Louise Archi- bald, Ellie Mae Archibald. Florence Golf fin, Fannie Evans, Gladys Grambs. Martha Latady, Nellie Worthington and Cora Gregg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
MIR. o. L. DAVIS
 HONORED AT DINNER

In private dining room of the Universi- ty club last night was given sumptuous dinner last evening by his groomsmen. In the party were MT. Davis, MT. Alden NJ Wallace. MT Press Evens. MT. Bert Throckmorton, MT. E. G. Snedeker of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
INVITATIONS FROM THE
 COLUMBIA INSTITUTE

The following card, bearing in a corner the Greek emblem, has been received by friends of the students:
 "Alpha chapter, Delta Chi Omega So- rority, invite you to attend the annual hop Friday night. January B 1912 at S:30 o'clock, Columbia institute, Columbia, Tenn
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Dolly Discovers the Charm of e
 Certain Man i11 q Christmas Shop
How They Happened to Meet Liked Each Other Until They Began to Talk .Toys''-Her Arms Full of Dolls and His Cra1nmed With Woody Sheep and Minia-
 ture Arships-After the Ten Course Dinner
 They Sneak Away and Play Riddles
BY DOLLY DALRYMPLE

Nancy started out bright and early the other morning with her big brother, Bob, and her mother for the last spurt of Christmas shopping.
 At the corner of Second Avenue and Twentieth Street the three of them parted-each going in a different direc- tion, after they had selected the gifts for Christmas that they had to do col lectively.
 Where the mother and brother went was of small importance, but Nancy's whereabouts tell the story.
 q thought, Miss Nancy the salesgirl in the Toy Shop said, as Nancy de- voured the dolls with her eyes, that you had finished buying dolls this Christmas"
 There was no reason for Nancy to blush a brilliant crimson, but she did just tn same, and she rather re- sented the look in the little salesgirls eye, as she twinkled and made merry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
MRS. WILLIAM G. ESTES
 ISSUES LUNCHEON CARDS

The following card has been received
 Mrs. William Gray Estes requests the pleasure of your company Wednesday. the 20th of December. at 1;30 o'clock, to meet Mrs I. Fenwicz Young. Buffet luncheon. Please reply"
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 as if she KNEW that Nancy wasn't buying them for any of her little girl friends, but for her own sweet self. There's d brand new lot right over on the counter across the way" said the salesgirl. Right next to the Noah's Arks."
 Nancy was holding a lovely blonde beauty in her arms, planning as to how she'd dress her Tn white dotted swiss and pale blue ribbons, and a stunning hat that she meant to copy from a French model she had seen in one of the shops, and her name would be--Marguerite And then, besides, her there was little Dutch beauty which she could call Gretchen, and just love
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-19
Tell the Housekeepers

About delicious Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Extracts. Made from the luscious fruits, absolutely pure, highly concentrated. delicious in flavor. Best and takes less."
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Denver. Mr. D. R. Halliday of Columbus O., and Mr. G. s. Davis of Denver. The table was handsomely decorated and the menu was one of exceptional excellence.
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replica of the large basket filled with bon bons. The place cards were thrust in the bon bon baskets.
 Nine yolng women surrounded the ta- ble, at the head of which sat Miss Blinn.
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CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON AT SOUTHERN CLUB

A luncheon that heralded the approach of the Yuletide with bells and lighted
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VIRGINIA FORD BIRTHDAY HOSTESS

of the attractive events of yes- was the birthday party given Virginia Ford at the home of ents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Halsey South Thirteenth avenue. She CONTINUED ON PAGE %
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lumbia, Tenn, to visit his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown.
Mrs. Charity Mack, of Nashville,
but now of Chicago was married to
Mr. ]. w. Benton recently
Miss Josie W. Henderson, of 1899
Fourteenth avenue, North, has been
sick for the past week but she is able
to be out now.
Mr.. Hugh ID. Merrill, one of Colum-
bias leading building contractors,
was here this week.
Prof. j. F. Booker of Trenton, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
to friends here.
T. P. Turner, of Pulaski, was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Lyons, of Shelbyville, is
the guest of her granddaughter,
Miss Lizzie Hastings, and Mrs. Joe
Haynes, 1908 Jackson street. After
short stay she will leave for Water
town, Tenn, to spend the remainder
of the winter with her sons Messrs.
Joe and George Hastings.
Miss Malvinia King, of Nineteenth
avenue, North, is still quite sick
Come to the peanut entertainment
given by Class 16 of Mt. Olive Bap-
fist unday-School Monday evening at
Mrs. Willie Blacks GAG Woods street.
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MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Long and Mr.. j..
w. Edward have returned from Hick
man, KY, where they have been Wis
iting.
Mrs. James T. Mckay is very much
improved.
Mrs. Mckay, of Carter Greek, is
visiting her son James, who is sick.
Mrs. Hattie Westmoreland and lit
tie daughter, of Prospect Station,
Tenn, are visiting her sisters, Miss
Lucy e. Harwell, Mrs. Russell How
ard and Mrs. John Harding.
Little Bessie Cloyi, of Lebanon,
spent several weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Florence Hodge, 41O
| Thirteenth avenue, North.
Miss Lou Ella Mayberry who has
been quite ill near four weeks is Inn
proving, but not able to be UP yet.
Mr.. w. H. McGavock after several
weeks illness is able to be out again
Mrs. Street, of Wilkerson avenue
keeps very sick.
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Tuesday night 1T was evident at a
glance that all records had been
broken The tables were beautifully
decorated and were ladened with vi
ands and the delicacies of the season.
In fact President Bowling and his
committee simply outdid themselves
i'll preparing for the satisfaction Of
the appetites of the visitors and the
members of the association
Dr. c. H. Clark, who was to have
delivered the annual address was out
of the city and in his stead Prof. F.
N. Green, principal of Ashcroft
school spoke to the members and Wis
itors. The speaker was listened to
with rapt attention. Several other
visitors made short addresses, among
whom were Hon. j. G. Napier, Hon.
A. N. Johnson, Prof. Benton and Rev.
G. w. Porter.
The exercises we're opened with de-
votion by chaplain ]. P. Carney.
President Bowling then read his an
nual address. He reviewed the work
of the year, and oftimes the four
hundred members and visitors could
hardly suppress their applause of ap-
prevail of the splendid showing made
by the association this year:
Everybody was delighted with the
program, and the supper of course.
The association is growing rapidly
and is looked upon by the officials of
the railroads as valuable asset. 1t
is expected that sometime in the
near future the association win re-
ceive substantial aid from che rail
road in the way of improvements of
the property and enlarglng buildings.
President Bowling was ably assisted
in the preparation of the supper by
the ladies under the leadership OF
Mrs. G. w. Porch and Mrs. S. Gran
berry.
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NEW LIFE EVIDENT AT ST. JOHN
A. M. E. CHURCH.

From day to day there is evidence
of new life in and around St. John A.
M. E. Church. One day this week q
trio of ladies who are members of
the church, namely, Mrs Lizzie Jack
son, Mrs. Lizzie Trayner and Mrs.
Rise, spent whole day renoVating
the downstairs auditorium and din
ing-room. They put down carpeting,
rearranged the furniture, thereby MAJ
king the room look new and inviting.
The carpenters and painters are
progressing rapidly with the improve
ments, working day and night.
On Tuesday night Prof. Yeargin
held forth with his magic entertain
ment. Over five hundred were pres
ent, which is the record-breaking
crowd to which he has shown in the
city In the contest for the barrel of
flour Mrs. Campbell, of Clark Memo
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ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE RAIL
WAY EMPLOYEES PRoTEc-
TIVE ASSOCIATION A BRIL-
LIANT SUCCESS

The annual banquet of the Rail-
way Employees Protective Associa-
tibn on Tuesday night was brilliant
affair from every point of view. The
entertainment this year eclipsed all
previous efforts. The halls up
stairs and down stairs were beauti-
fully decorated and presented signs
of new life at every turn. The ladies
department, under the leadership OF
Mrs. C. w. Porch, president, had
charge of the decorations, and they
acquitted themselves grandly in their
feature of the arrangement and the
visitors and members as well were
loud in their praise of the ladies.
To any one who has visited one OF
these annual events on previous oc
casions it would seem impossible fol
the supper to be surpassed, but on
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Disbursements-sick Claims.

Georgia Sanders Armstrong, 9OS
Jackson street, As years.
Jennie Dee Cooper, City Hospital,
SO years.
jesse Kinnard, Hadley's Bend, 80
years.
Mary Dupfeld, City Hospital, 1lS
years.
Sallie Smith Kelby, 8 Garden street,
80 years.
Bette Lucille Sneedb 1916 Shank
land street, months.
David Walker, rear 1106 Shankland
street, SO years.
Carrie Henderson, 2410 Wells
street, II years.
Susie R. Seay, 1907 Third avenue,
North, year. M
Joe Il. Richardson, 1881 Eighth ave-
nue. North, 81 years.
Russell Henry Moore, rear 1905
Cedar street, months.
Agnes Martin, Indianapolis, Ind,
So years.
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Gtp Items.

Prof. Ira T. Bryant, Secretary Of
the A. M e. Sunday-School Union,
is back from the Federation of the
Councils of Bishops, which met in
Mobile last week for the purpose OF
discussing the consolidation of the
different Methodist churches into u
federation. He reports successful
session of the council, which trans
acted other business affecting the flE
ture of the three leading Methodist
churches.
Miss Mary Puryear, who is teaching
at Franklin, Tenn, spent Sunday in
the city, returning to Franklin Sun
day night.
Master Richard Porter Brown, OF
1915 Jefferson street, has gone to Co
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Deceased, 1910.

UtCGdSCuJ ISTU
Alfred Horton. George O'Neal.
W. N. Cross.
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rial Chapel, won over Miss Dickerson,
of st. John. The contest was very in
teresting from start to finish and
wound up with both sides fighting for
the supremacy which was won by a
small margin.
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uNpEReoEs OPERATION.

On Tuesday last Drs. Rob. White
and Robins, assisted by DR.. R. S.
White and Mrs. Garner as nurse, per-
formed a very delicate and dangerous
operation upon Rev. A. G. Coombs at
st. Mary's Cottage. Before going to
press the patient is doing well.
Services on Sunday morning at Holy
Trinity will be taken by Rev. G. H.
Tolman Of Vanderbilt University.
Other priests of the city will care
for other services If necessary.