Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-03


 after the lecture.
 The Misses Thomas of Atlanta spent Monday night in Birmingham en route to visit their sister, Mrs. Henry T. De- Bardeleben at Saginaw.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. S. Brown and family returned Monday from White Suphur Springs.
 MT. William J. Cameron spent Sunday in Birmingham with his family. He re- turned to his extensive lumber interests near Mobile on Monday.
 Mrs Shelton and her daughters, Misses Wilma and Ruby Shelton, returned home Tuesday from north Alabama.
 
 Miss Phillips, who has been the guest of Miss Emma Leedy for several weeks, will leave for her home near Philadelphia today.
 The members of the Tuesday Whist club were the guests of Mrs. L. G. Wood son on Tuesday afternoon. The prize an exquisitely lovely cream pitcher and sugar bowl, was won by Mrs. J. Bruce Morson. After enjoying delicious re- treatments the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. E: H. Cabaniss.
 Mrs. William A. Walker, Miss Louise Walker and Master Joe Walker reached home Monday from visit to Tennessee.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Brooks have just moved into the pretty new cottage re- gently built by Dr. A. A. Clisby, cornsr of Twentieth street and Huntsville avenue, North Highlands.
 Misses Mary and Jennie Trlmble, the lovely young daughters of MT. and Mrs. N. w. Trimble, left yesterday for Salem, N. C., where they will enter the cele- brated college in that city.
 Miss Ada Johnston entertained the Nineteenth Century club Tuesday after noon at her home on the South High lands
 Miss Cornelia Meade read selections from 'The World Beautiful" and Misses Cora Hardy and Ava Bradford read interesting short stories. Miss Johnston served tempting refreshments after the literary programme was completed. The club will meet next with Miss Kathleen Hooper.
 Miss Kate Burgin, at the residence of her father Mir w. M. Burgin, entertain ed a number of her young friends on Monday evening. Miss Burgin leaves in few days to resume her studies at Mar tin college, Pulaski Tenn. She was as- sisted in receiving her guests Monday evening by Miss Meta Burgin of North Birmingham. bountiful collation. was served during the evening.
 The following young people enjoyed Miss Burgin's hospitality:
 Misses Kate Reynolds, Bennie Goude- lock, Lucy McWilliams, Meta Burgin, Cemmie Reynolds, Jennie Burgin, Dolle Burgin, Eubank, Hamilton, Bailey and Messrs Will l.. Reynolds, John P. Ab- bolt, Gus Goudelock, Patan Eubank, John Goudelock, Eliia Hennessy, John Carnes, Nat Hamilton, Moore, McGlath- cry and others.
 Hon. and Mrs. J. A. yanHoose and their party returned Tuesday from Walker county
 MT. and Mrs. David Brown returned few days ago from visit to Asbury Park, N. Y., and other northern cities.
 
 Col Robert Wright of Florida and Miss Julia Jelks were the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. II. Cabaniss during the early part of the week.
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 Mrs. P Scott will leave Saturday for Ocean Springs, where she will main un- til cooler weather. Mrs. Scott has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs David Brown, during the summer. Mrs. Turn5r and her handsome little grandson, Master Carl Smith, returned Tuesday night from the seashore camp ground.
 Miss Gertrude Haylow returned Tues | day night from a visit to her sister at Charleston, $. c. | MT and Mrs. Charlss F. Hickey are at | home after an enjoyable sojourn at White Sulphur Springs. Miss Sara Martin will leave for Fort Smith, Ark, next Monday to resume her school duties. She will carry with her the affection and admiration of host of friends, who watch with great pride her advancement and promotion. The many friends of Mrs. John M. Mar tin will be delighted to learn that she will spend the latter part of this week in Birmingham at Mrs. Craddock' s, on Fifth avenue.
 MT Henry Howze returned Tuesday from visit to friends in south Alabama.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Sommerville of Montgom- cry is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. w. Wilkerson, Fourteenth avenue, South Highlands. Two of Cullman's most beautiful and accomplished young ladies, Miss Laura | McMinn and Miss Angel Byers, are visit l ing Col and Mrs. E. Schilinser. Avenue | D and Twenty-first street. Colonel Me | Minn and Captain Byers are attending ] their daughters on their tour through the | north and east.
 Miss Porter Hardeman has returned from Athens. where she spent some time with relatives.
 Miss Lizzie Thompson left a few days ago for middle Tennessee, where she will spend a month or six weeks with rela- tives and friends. Miss Annie Marlborough, one of the handsome twin artists of Tyler, Tex, who has been in Cincinnati completing her studies in art is visiting MT. and Mrs. Pinckney Philips on Fifth avenue. MT and Mrs Wilmer Beard have rent ed the pretty cottage on Thirteenth ave- nue, South Highlands, next door to the residence of Mr. N. w Thimble:
 Yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock there was large and enthusiastic meeting of the woman's auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association held in the parlors of the association The secre- tary, MT. Vinson, met with the ladies and spoke of the proposed course of il- lustrated lectures to be given at the