The age-herald., 1897-08-05

Atoin Ter sumner nome In Virginia that slle Is thinking of ren.ing her Peachtree sl Let home to Henry Rueker. as some of Ter ns1ghoons seem to prefer him as col lector to she major, and she wants to see whether they will appreciate as highly as a r4ghbor the man they endorsed for office" =e
 Mrs. Margaret Leiong, of San Francis co, is lhla frs. woman to ride wheel from Chicago to the Pacific ocean. She com pletsd ehe trying trip in six weeks, and is now resting at san Frane.eoo. Mrs. Leeong made the journey for pleasure, and reports that she did mot receive one discourteous or d.zagreeable word dur ing the trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ashford, ac- companied by MT. Ashford's mo-her, Mrs. Caroline T Ashford, and their little daughter, Et5ile, left yesterday for an fe&tendisd. stay at their country home in Limestone county.
 
 Gen and Mrs. Charles M. Shelley are now in Alabama. and are bslng very warmly welcomed by their very many friends.
 
 son, MT. James Shelley, in Central Ameri- ca, but Mrs Shelley will spend some time with friends ih different parts of our state. n
 Mrs. W. c. Reese and Miss Annie Reese, who have still many friends in Birmingham, are spending sometime in New York and on the Jersey coast. Mrs. R. Fl. Pearson leaves today for -eooler=elinaes. She wAl go first to Michi- | gan, and then visit other points of inter- est in the Northwest.
 Mrs, Geo. R. Ward passed through Bir- mingham yesterday en route from Mont gomery to Blount Springs.
 Miss Mamie Pearson and Miss Roberta Pearson will accompany their mother, 1 Mrs. R. H. Pearson. to the Michigan | lakes.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Billing, of Montgomery, spent yesterday in Birmingham. Gen. Louis V. Clark and his little daughter, Miss Augusta Carlisle left Tuesday for Q visit to relatives in New York, They will be absent several weeks  Miss Lucy Martin is spending the sum- mer on Long Island.
 pr. and Mrs John D. S Davis has re- turned from their honeymoon trip and are now at their home, corner of Avenue G and Twenty-first street.
 There will be called meeting of the Nineteenth Century club Friday after neon at 6 o'clock at the residence of Miss Alya Bradford, on Highland avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. V. T. Brown are with friends at Rockford, Ala for few weeks.
 The Phoenix club will give "cycle daLlda and outing on Tues day evening to their lady friends, at MT Charl y l Smiths cycle camp l Mrs. Harry w. English and her sis.er. Miss Nellie Burkes, left yesterday for Iuka, Miss, to visit their sister, Mrs. Me Elster.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Hersfeld return ed Tuesday night from a delightful visit to Tate's Springs. They were greatly benefited.
 l On Tuesday evening at their home at Fulton station MT. and Mrs. s. D. Cole entertained many young friends in honor 1 of their sister, Miss Selover, of Cleveland, | O. Miss Emma Nann won the ladies' ! prize and MT J. Howard Bullock the | young men's prize. Mrs. Mewhinney and MT. Ed Vann won the booby prizes. The | following were the contestants for the prizes Misses Claude Morgan, Claude Massey, Emma Vann. Annie Gray St r. ! son, Maude Morgan, Gertrude Wheelock. Norma S5doyer, Mrs. M. Mewhinn:y and Messrs. Mewflinney, Newt. Sharp. Jack Montgomery, Ellie Bullock, Will Whita- ker, Clarence Walters, Haywood Bull lock, Ed Vann, D. Lawson Massey. % "A s.----o~ 1-e4..--..
 M. Mingaud, na naturalist of Mines,