The age-herald., 1898-07-17
In the Social Realm of
 Birmingham and Elsewhere

In the Social Realm of
 Birmingham and Elsewhere Mrs Frank Hodges is spending the sum mer with relatives at Auburn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Stoelker Miss Mary Ida stoelker and Mir. Robert stoelker, are spending some time at Hanna Springs. Mrs. R. Taylor Byrd is spending several weeks with relatives in Birmingham. af- ter two months visit to South Alabama.
 Mrs. William Pickett is at present the guest of her sister, Mrs. Colonel Hodgson, at Mobile.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Ashford and their daughter, Miss Etoile Ashford. will leave shortly for North Alabama to remain until the early autumn.
 Mir sedley Ware left yesterday for se- vance. after a short visit to his uncle, pr. John D. Dabney on the South Highlands. The Montgomery Advertiser says:
 The annual children's entertainment at the home of Dr. William c. Jackson came off Thursday afternoon It has been the custom of Dr. Jackson for a great many years to give his friends among the chill
  Thursday he was Il years old. Fully 15o children gathered at his home Court street and literally took possession of it. Lemonade, ices and fruits were served. A big tin cup was given to each child out of which he quaffed his own lemonade, and the cup was carried home as a souv- enir of the day. The little ones all went home very happy, wishing Dr. Jackson, along with hundreds of other friends a continuation of good health and that he Iylf 1ir-a his own beautiful custom.
 Mrs. D. I. Fort and her daughter. Miss Katherine Wilder Fort, of Raleigh, N C., are the guests of pr. and Mrs. W. H. Will der. They came to attend the marriage of Mayor F. V. Evans and Miss Sarah Wilder, which will occur next Wedn esday at the First Presbyterian church.
 The Nashville Banner says:
 Mrs. R. D. Johnston, who has been the guest of Mrs. George Starr, of Church street, and MT. and Mrs. w. C. Kilvington, at the Tennessee Industrial school has re- turned to her home in Birmingham. Ala The object of Mrs. Johnsto visit to the school was to observe its workings and learn of it's early Legislation. Alabama has failed to give to its people one of the greatest blessings to humanity, an indus trial school. So the club women of her state have taken the matter in hand and it goes without saying that they will sue ceed where others have failed Mrs. John- ston Is broad-minded woman of culture and sympathy, and is an own cousin to Lieutenant Hobson, and is very proud of her cousins heroism Miss Alma Ritten- berry who accompanied her, is still the guest of Mrs. Starr, and will remain in the city a few days visiting friends.
 Mrs. J. M P. Otis, Jr and her little daughter, of Greensboro, are the guests of relatives in the city.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Yancey, and Miss Lorna Wilson, are visiting relatives at Huntsville.
 Miss Natalie Phelan will leave Tuesday for Nashville, where she will spend short time with relatives previous to her re- turn to her home at Waterbury, Conn.
 Miss Bessie Lanier, of Columbus, Miss, left Friday for her home, after charm ing visit to her cousin, Mrs. Anna O. Phe- Ian, on the South Highlands.
 Mrs. A. B. Mckinney and sons are vis- iting relatives in Limestone county.
 Miss Bessie White, after visit to her sister, Mrs. R. Blalock, has returned to her home at Gadsden.
 delightful dance was given at Wood lawn Friday night by a number of young people of that place. The dance was held in the armory of the Woodlawn Light in fantry.
 The following were among those present: Mir Al Miner with Miss Ida Moss; MT. T. L. Strong with Miss Beatrice Bevans; MT. Joe Johnson with Miss Sammie Harris; Mir J. A. Collins with Miss Ida Marshall; Mr. c. Williams with Miss Mamie Harris; Mr. Strother Key with Miss Pearl Darby; Mr Cliff Carpenter with Miss Susie F'lem- ing; MT F. J. Powers with Miss Louise Dansby; MT. Fred Mcdonald with Miss King: Mir. Sam Mcdonald with Miss Kate Cahalan.
 Mrs J. J. Altman and MT. and Mrs. L. H. Handey chaperoned a jolly party of young people to East Lake Friday night. After a sumptuous spread, the party "took in" the play of the Woodward Warren com pany Every one expressed themselves as having spent delightful evening.
 
 Miss Teulah Gachet, of Auburn, is vis- ting friends in the city.
 Miss Ida Roberts. who has been teaching in Spanish school at Saltillo, Mexico for the past six years, has been spending sev- eral days in Birmin ghan visiting MT. and Mrs. J. Asa Rountree. She left yesterday for her home in Athens, Ala.
 MISS Luclle SmlIn returned yesterday from St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Virginia Ray Head went out to Walker county yesterday to join the Van Hoose house party at Camp Odom.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Drennen left yester- day for Athens, Ala.
 Miss Momie Terrell left for Greenwood Springs, Miss, yesterday, to spend the summer
 
 Miss Elizabeth Chairsell left yesterday. afternoon for St. Clair Springs, where she, will spend fortnight.
 Miss Zemula Pendleton, of Chattanooga, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harris W. Tinker. 1610 Thirteenth avenue, South Highlands.
 Miss Tallulah Gachet, of Auburn, has been appointed sponsor for the sons of