The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-06

marked degree.
 Just at this time when Birmingham
  two weeks in New York city and will reach Birmingham early in October
 
 | Friends in the city have received cards from MT. and Mrs William Brown, who were recently married from Denver, where they will spend the next few days.
 Mrs. Hartley Moon will leave in a few days for Montgomery, where she will join her husband, Lieutenant Moon of Com pany K. She will remain in Montgomery until the soldiers are sent to the front. |
 Miss Fannie Dodge is i'll with typhoid fever.
 Elizabeth Smith, the little daughter of typhoid fever
 Miss Thelma Alexander is ill at her home on North Highland with typhoid fever.
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 Miss Jennie May Rosser will leave to- day for Montgomery, where she will spend the next week with friends.
 MT. Edward Watts of Montgomery is spending several days in the city
 Mrs. L. c. Frazer will leave early in /, August for Denver where she will be the guest of her son, Mr. John Frazer and Mrs. Frazer. Later she will join MT. Frazer in San Francisco, where they will permanently reside. In a few months they will be joined by their sons and daughter, Mrs. Louise Frazer, and her little daughter, Inez Andrews.
 MT. John c. Sanford of Chattanooga spent the past few days in the city. |
 l MT Perry Fowlkes, MT. Frank Fowlkes. MT. Walter Fowlkes, MT. Henry Fowlkes, Capt John B. Reid, and MT. E. L. Brown have returned from Marion.
 MT. and Mrs. Hudson Barker have named their little daughter Mariana.
 Miss Marvin Riley is seriously i'll at St. Vincent's hospital, where she was re- gently operated upon
 Mrs. John B. Reid has returned from Montgomery, where she has spent the past few days.
 l Mrs. E. J. Julian and son, Robert, of Baxter, Tenn, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Vaughn. MT. S. Shannon is i'll at the Birming- ham Infirmary, where he was recently operated on.
 Mrs. R.. R. Morgan. who has been i'll for the past few weeks at the Birmng- ham infirmary, has been moved to her apartment at the Tutwiler hotel.
 MT. A. P. Smith of Rag,and is i'll at the Birmingham infirmary.
 Miss Annie Lee McMorries has returned from a visit to New York and Hartford, II Conn.
 In Musical America" of June 29 the following complimentary notice ap- pears about MT. and Mrs. Robert Dolejsi of the Southern School of Musical Art:
 At the Southern School of Musical Art, in Birmingham, Ala, the com mencement week programme, June 12-19, called forth much attention and praise on the part of those who are discriminative in their musical tastes. There were appearances by the pupils of the voice. piano and violin depart ments recitals and demonstrations by pupils of the preparatory and kinder garten departments, the expression department. and graduation perform ances by the advanced pulls. Eurythmic drills chorus singing and tableauX (besides solos) were the features of the events given by the preparatory and Kindergarten pupils. Prudence Neff, head of the piano department, presented her advanced disciples in Chopin, Beethoven, Schumann, Mac Doweu, Moszkowski and Rubinstein numbers, while her graduates played such compositions as Brahms bal Jade, a Beethoven sonata, the Grieg concerto, etc. The violin classes of the school are i under the care of Robert DoleJsi, an ! artist and teacher of fine attachments, and the Musical Courier report of the commencement concerts speaks espe- cially of the thoroughness and dignity reflected in the renderings of the young violinists from the classes of MT. Dolejsi. The same review speaks also of the reliable technic and ripe hibited by those players taught py Prudence Neff (Mrs DolejsD. One of the most interesting and at- tractive of the informal midsummer parties was the one given yesterday compliment to Mrs. Oscar Underwood - of Washington. who is spending a short time in the city with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Woodward. on Highland avenue. Mrs. Woodward is spending the summer at their place on the mountain near WoooWaro' which is an ideal place for gather ing of this kind.
 Tea was served on the porches' | where a wonderful view of the sur rounding country can be had. Many lovely garden blossoms were used m the decorations. There were apout oo friends who motored out during the receiving hours.
 A group of well known boys entertained at their annual Fourth of July picnic or the Caha ba river Tuesday. MT and Mrs