Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05

and her guest, Miss Roberts of Blrming- ham. Sweet music, dancing and dainty and delicious refreshments were among the happy features of the event. The Misses Lapsley gave a New Years tea and held reception Wednesday after noon, complimentary to their guest, Miss Hampton of Arkansas. The affair was highly enjoyed by all of the fortunate attendants. The Married Ladies' Whist club, which meets every two weeks, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Shep- pard on Tyler Hill, Thursday evening", as were the husbands of the members and several invited young gentlemen and young ladies. MT. and Mrs. Shep- para are elegant entertainers and the session was unusually pleasureable. ..,. Messrs Berkley Green and Dick Huger nave gone to Florida for months pleas- ure tour. Kalford Kreth of Birming, ham was a visitor to Anniston WedneSs day. Mrs. F. B. Crutcher and children are in Gadsden for a stay Of several weeks with relatives and friends MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Finch and MT c. w, Finch have returned to their homes at Shelby, after visit to relatives here. .. Mrs. $. E. Slack and Miss Dannie Hodges of Gadsden, mother and niece of Dr. J. C. and MT. ID. T. Slack, are visiting tnem at the Wilmer.. City Attorney A F. McGhee is back from visit to Missis. sippi. The families of Mr. William Kerr and MT. Fred A. Kerr have arrived from Chicago to join them here, and they will hereafter make their homes in this city. MT. and Mrs. Thomas w. Coleman, Jr., and children are visiting relatives at Eutaw and Montgomery. MT William H. Edmonds has returned to his home in Baltimore, after visit of several days to this city. Mrs. Ed monds and the children will remain here for some time longer however. |. Mr. Henry D. McCarty after a visit to the home folks here. has returned to Tuska- lnnG t. rA Nesbitt, who accompanied his wife here on visit to her parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. c. Bush, has returned to Monroe, La. Mrs. Nesbtt will follow in few days.... Miss Mamie Hyatt. after spending Christmas at home. has returned to Coats Bend. where she is teaching school. MT. and Mrs. Ali Truitt have returned from visits to Atlanta and La, Grange, Ga. ..Col. G. c. Ellis of Jack sonville spent Tuesday in this city,. Col. K. B. Kyle of Gadsden was a visitor to Anniston Tuesday. MT. George Bowen Cleveland, Jr., formerly of this city, but now prominent and success ful young attorney of Memphis, spent nearly all of the week with his many Anniston friends. Miss Leila Adams returned to her home in Birmingham Thursday. after a visit to her aunt Mrs. V. l.. Adams. Mrs l. w. Gasser and children have returned from a visit to relatives in Gadsden. Miss Mary
 
 of Mrs T. r. Whetstone. Hon. and Mrs. s. D. G. Brothers of Jacksonville were visitors to Anniston Thursday.... l.. T. Allen, formerly of Anniston, but now of Atlanta, is over on a visit and will probably move back. Misses May Franklin of Talladega and Ethel Pearce of Tuskaloosa have returned to their homes after visits to Miss Gene Shep- pard. Among the many other good people Anniston has gained recently are MT. J. T. White and family of Pickens county. Mir. White Is a brother-in-law to MT. J. T. Gardner. Miss Roberts. one Of Birmingham's most charming daught- CTS. who has been visiting Miss Lucy Leeper, returned home Friday. MT and Mrs. w. w. Barnes have returned from a visit to friends in Nashville. Messrs. J. N. Cunningham, Will Bellin- ger and Ed Heusse of Gadsden were vls- itors to Annlston Friday. Shaler Hou- ser, after spending the holidays with the home folks here, has returned to the University of Alabama at Tuskaloosa. =, -Norvell Lapsley has returned to college at Davidson, N. c.
 PULLMAN
 Prof. T. W. Powell, who recently SO terrified north Alabama democrats by his Birmingham speech, Is at home from Washington spending the holidays.... MT. Al F. Richter of Birmingham, ac- companied by Prof. Emil Weigand of the Birmingham Conservatory of Music, was in Cullman the first of the week and at tended the Steindorf-Hauk wedding on Monday. Miss Tillie Mohr very pleas- antly entertained party of Cullman young people at her home near the city last Wednesday evening. Such even- ings aid immeasureably to lessen the cares and tighten the burdens of life.... MT. J. G. Land, a prosperous merchant of Crane Hill. was here Tuesday. .. MT. Paul F. Mohr of Tacoma, Wash, Is visit ing his father, MT. Paul Mohr, near town ...Mr. A. C. Prinz spent the holiday week in Ohio, returning Tuesday night Miss Florence Felter spent the holi day recess with friends at Bremen.... MT. Ben Thombs of Russellville Is visit- ing in the city during the week. Rev. N. B. Williams of Birmingham was among his Cullman friends this week.. Mrs. Annie Conrad has gone to Indiana, where she will spend few weeks. MT. s. T Thompson and family spent the holidays with relatives at Arab. Blount county. MT. Charles A. Stiefelmeyer left for Memphis Tuesday night on a hurried business mission. MT. Asa Self of Georgia has been spending some time recently with his parents in this city,. MT. M. T. Swift of SomervilIe made A business visit to the city last Saturday ..:.Mr Lev Chrlstiansen is assisting in
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