The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09

Carolina to spend the summer. Mrs liar rington will go direct to Montreal, N C., for six weeks, later she will visit her nephew, MT. s. R. Keesler. Jr, who is one of the 15 councillors at the famous French Broad camp, two and a half miles from the picturesque little village, Brevard. on the French Broad river.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Walters have named their little daughter Carolyn Clark.
 Mir. L. K. Plosser and Miss Mable Plos- sor went to Montgomery on the Fourth of July and Miss Plosser, who remained several days as the guest of Mrs. w. F. Tanner, returned yesterday to her home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brown are spend ing a few days at Colorado Springs and will return to Birmingham the last of the week.
 Miss Chloe walling of Huntsville is the guest of Miss Caroline and Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland.
 Evans. the young son of MT. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong, is i'll at the home of his parents with typhoid fever.
 MT. Ernest c. Dillon left few days ago for New York city, Buffalo and points in Canada, where he will stay for several weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Rushton and family will spend the summer in Montrear N. c. sss
 Mrs. Joseph McLester will go to Ashe- vile, and will attend the meeting of the Young Women's Christian association at the Young Mems Christian association home IS miles east of Asheville, and near Montreal. The Young Women's Christian association meetings will be held in the Robert E. Lee hall. Mrs. McLester will take an active part in the association meetings, and will also attend the assem- bly, meetings in Montreal. 
 Mrs R. B. Smyer, Miss Miriam Smyer and Mrs M. P. Pratt will leave the first of August for Asheville and Montreal, N. C.. to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. Charles J. Sharpe, who has recent ly built a very attractive bungalow home in the mountains near Montreal, N. C.. where she and her two sons, Gerald and Rudolph, are spending the summer.
 
 Mrs. James Weatherlys attractive home on Black mountain near Montreal Is the scene of much hospitality during the sum- mer month. Many Birmingham friends and family connections visit her. 1 Mrs. Oscar Hundley and little daughter, Margaret, are spending the summer in l North Carolina near Asheville 1 Mrs. Harry Leech of Nashville, Tenn, only daughter of Mrs. Cora Harris, the I well known Georgia writer, has been critically i'll in Nashville, as the result of an operation for appendicitis MT. and Mrs Leech were at Pine Log, Ga, the home of Mrs. Harris, during the latter s absence in New York. where Mrs Leech was taken i'll. Reports from her bedside
 yesterday were favorable.-Atlanta Con stitution.
 A song service will be given at tht | Walker Memorial Methodist church in stead of the regular preaching service l tonight at 8 o'clock, in which the specia l features will be a mix-d chorus, soprano | solo by Mrs. Rienzi Thomas and the ac- 1 compartments by MT. Rienzi Thomas l The mixed and male choruses are com | posed of we'll known musicians and vo- calists. The following programme will be presented f | Hymn No APO, True Hearted, Whole Hearted,' congregation; prayer, Rev. w F. Price; 70 Father Hear Us, male l chorus; scripture, Rev. W. F. Price; '"The Crusaders Departure" (Max Filke op 1 5O), male cnOruS,- The hduldnt MOTH T1dtL Passed Away" mixed chorus; hymn Nc | 355 Love Divine all Love Excelling, l congregation; "Who Dwelleth Under the
 Defense of the Most High" George c. | Martini. male chorus; soprano solo | Come Unto Me- (Coleman), Mrs Rienz | Thomas; hymn No. 3S6, Stand Up fol
 Jesus,' congregation; offertory, instrr- l mental, Mir. Rienzi Thomas, "The Los Chord.'' male chorus; doxology, benedic
 tion, Rev. w. F. Price.
 Mir. Rienzi Thomas and Miss Bessie
 Ferguson, accompanists. Sopranos, Mrs N c. Glass, Mrs. R. D. Coffman, Mrs
 P. F Mitchell. Mrs. ). B. Farrell, Mrs Rienzi Thomas Altos, Mrs. E. M. Shel 1 ton, Mrs. A. V. Jannette Mrs. H. A Douglass, Mrs. George L. Pearson. Ten
 ors, S. M. Thomas W A. Reed, Dr. R
 B. Kettles, Ath. Thomas, w. M. Woodan w. c. Forbes L. K. Terrell R. D. Golf
 man. Bassos. E. l.. Muchmore, G. H Grain, H. L.. Culver. F. E. Moore. W. H
 Maxim, E. P. Mosely, W. F. Franklin, J B. Farrell.
 Miss Willie Mae Brandon will entertain for Miss Frances B. Hunt Saturday eve
 ming, July 15, at dinner dance at tn, Country club in her honor.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Loch