Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05

redale of Selma has been a pleasant vis- | itor to Talladega for several days.. l B. J. Sitton came down from Knoxville
 and spent Christmas with J. H. Hayden
 and family... Mrs. William Schroeder of | Annston was visiting her parents Mr.
 and Mrs. Bauerlein, last week Mrs l w. K. Hillsman was called to Baltimore I a few days ago on account of the death | or brother. Frank Glover is at home | rom Lexington, Ky, where he has been | attending commercial college for sever
 al months. ..J. E. Hale, formerly of our
 city, but who Is now conducting a pros l porous business in Atlanta, came down | Sunday to visit his host of Taliadega l friends. Mark McElderry and sister, 1 Miss Mittie, were called to Houston Tex | a few days ago on account of the illness | of their father-in-law, D. s. Jemison l Mrs. James A. Blackburn of Chattanoo-
 ga was among the attendants at the | Hicks-Burr wedding. She will remain | several days visiting relatives. Messrs | George F. Hicks, C. w. Stringer, R. Stokes Sayre, S. P. Burns William Mid- | dleton and Misses Mamie Hicks and Bu- | lah Burns were visitors to Atlanta re- | cently... One of the pleasantest occa- | sions of last week was the conundrum party given by MT. and Mrs. George w. Chambers at their elegant home Satur- day evening. The evening was most de- lightfully spent and will be long remem- bered by those participating Dr. Groce Harrison will leave at an early day to take position in the Johns Hopkins hos
 pital, Baltimore. Dr. Harrison is most
 promising young physlcian....On the
 evening of the 26th instant, at the lovely and hospitable home of Dr. and Mrs. w F. Slaughter on East street was given a most enjoyable party by Mrs. Slaughter and Miss Rena Adams In honor of Miss Eddie Booker of Shelby Springs. Num- erous games were indulged in by the many guests present and al an appro- fR pnF F~rQ Ql,v,, One of the many enjoyable social fea- l lures of the holiday season was a pleas ant little german which was danced Mon- | day night at the german hall in the Big | Four building. Those participating re- | port an exceedingly happy time Tues | day evening of last week Misses Celeste | and Zimma Miller were at home to their | friends at the residence of their parents Judge and Mrs. G. K. Miller. It was a very delightful occasion and these young
 ladies engrafted themselves in the love and esteem of all present The elegant home of MT. and Mrs. r. c. McAlpine was the scene of two most delightful and charming occasions last week. Tuesday evening Misses Susie and Kate McAlpine entertained their friends only such charming young ladies can do. On Fri day evening Clark McAlpine gave a de- 1ightful sociable in honor of his young friends. Both occasions are pronounced among the most delightful of the sea- son.
 TUSCALOOSA.
 MT Tom Garner has taken charge of | the Gazette. MT J. 1. Harrison has re- turned from a trip southward John Snow departed recently for Hillsboro, Tex Mrs. Robert McLester of Birming- ham is visiting relatives in Northport.. | Dr. William Horton and bride have re- turned from their wedding tour, and are domiciled at Mrs. Cade's Miss Rose Garland Lewis of Birmingham is the guest of her cousin, Miss Julia Smith, at the university Miss Esther Mason of Columbiana is recent acquisition to the boarding department of the Metho- dist college. The friends of Mrs. Benagh will regret to hear that she Is confined to her room at the Washington hotel by illness. Mrs. Helen Fitts will entertain the ladies of the Kettledrum Thursday, January 9, at o'clock. Quotations will be on the New Year. Miss Lillian Finnell, who has been spending the holidays at home, has returned to her school duties at New Orleans. Mrs. Charlie Fitts, ac- companied by Miss Caddie Aston, de- parted Wednesday for a visit to Sawyer vile, Mrs Fitts' former home. The Miss es Fitzpatrick of the Methodist Scollege, who were called to their home at Chatta- nooga by the illness of their mother have returned. .Rube Maxwell has returned from Glencoe, La, where he has been engaged in sugar making for some time past. MT. Maxwelps many friends well
 
 Nellie and Katie Sinebaugh came up from Hale county Wednesday, and will again
 reside in Tuskaloosa with their sister,
 Mrs. E. l.. Strudwick Their return is
 warmly welcomed by large circle of
 friends. Rev. J. H. Mccoy and bride ar
 rived from Birmingham Tuesday even-
 ing, and are domiciled in their new home,
 the Methodist parsonage. The whole of
 Tuskaloosa extends them a hearty well
 come and wish them all possible joy and
 prosperity. Miss Lula Browne, who has
 been spending Christmas at her grand
 mothers, near Cottondale, returned home
 Tuesday night. Mrs M. G. McGehee who
 came down to attend the McDuff-Deason
 nuptials, returned to Birmingham
 Wednesday. Miss Emma Jones returned
 Wednesday from Christmas visit home
 Miss Hallie Apsey returned Wednesday
 to the Central college, after a delightful
 visit to her home at Eutaw. Miss Carter
 of Enterprise, Miss, resumed her studies
 at the Tuskaloosa Female college
 Wednesday MT J. E. Ramsey. after a
 brief visit, left Wednesday for his duties
 at Newman, Ga. MT. and Mrs. Woolsey
 Finnell and Miss Lillian Jones and Dr.
 Prewitt Hagler went up to Samantha
 this week to visit Mrs. E. I. Hagler's
 family.