The age-herald., 1898-07-24
In the Social Realm oi
 Birmingham and Elsewher

Birmingham and ElseWher Mir and Mrs. Addison G. Smith. Miss
 Katie Smith, Master Syd Smith and Miss
 Kate Hopkins are spending the summer days in the Black mountains in North Car
 olina.
 l MT. and Mrs. Alexander Coke of Dallas 1 Tex, will reach Birmingham this week and will be the guests of Msjor and Ms 1 Joseph Hardie at their home on the South l Highlands.
 1 Mrs Thomas Hardeman and Miss Annie Louise Hardeman will leave this week for
 Lake Chatauqua, N. J. Mrs. F. G. Stevens will leave today for l Savannah, whence she will sail on Tuesday
 for New York. She will spend some time
 in Boston and at Old Orchard Beach on the coast of Maine. Mrs. Stevens intends 1 taking a course in the culinary arts pre- 1 paratory to enlarging her field of work ir the autumn.
 Mrs P. A. Holley will leave this week | for Lake Chatauqua, N. Y. Miss sallie Williams is spending the sum- mer with her aunt, Mrs. Edwards, at Col | lirene, Ala.
 Mr and Mrs. Sol Haas entertained at a l beautiful dinner party on Friday evening l Mr and Mrs. Haas guests included Major | Joseph Bryan, Mr. St. George Bryan, Mr. l Robert Bryman Judge Christian, of Rich | mond Va. Dr. and Mrs George H. Stubbs. Miss Lena Haas and MT. Edward l Haas.
 Mrs, David Malone of East Lake. gave G..-f l Friday Mrs. Malones guests were: Miss I Carrie Wolf, of Livingston; Miss Carrie | Browne, of Birmingham; Mrs. Craker, Miss | Jessie Eubank Miss Maud Truss, Miss | Lena Craker Miss Rosa Coe, Miss Ella I Williams, and Prof. F. M. Roof, Prof 5, J. Ansley, Prof. E. P. Hogan. MT. Collett, MT. Harris, Mr. George Wade and MT. Flu | bank.
 The Kid club will give a cotillion to- morrow evening at the Florence in honor of Mr. Edgar Laird, of Birmingham, and MT. L. W. Lidstone, of Sewanee.
 Mr. Edgar Laird Is spending his two weeks vacation at his home on the South 1 Highlands, and has for his guest MT. l.. ! W. Lidstone, of Sewanee.
 
 Mrs. Mary Ware has returned from a l visit of several weeks at St. Clair Springs. I
 MT. Hugo Friedman and MT. Frank Moo- l dy. of Tuscaloosa, were in Birmingham a l short time the past week. They came over | to attend the Misses Nabb's cotillion on 1 Friday evening.
 Mrs. Watkins Vaughn. of Selma, and 1 Miss Alice Lockhart, of Marion, Ala, are
 visiting Mrs. George A. Blinn, Jr. at her
 residence in Thirtieth street on the South l Highlands.
 Miss Nela McCalla, of Tuscaloosa, was | in Birmingham on Friday en route to De- catur where she will be the guest of Miss ] Annie Laurie Vert. 1 Professor w. J. Wheeler returned yes
 terday from Charleston. s. C.. where he
 spent his two weeks vacation visiting rela- | tives and friends.
 Miss Sue Sparks left yesterday for visi' l to relatives in Columbus, Miss l Miss Annie Rouhac of Sheffield will ar l rive in Birmingham this week and will be the guest of Miss Margaret Benners ir | Huntsville avenue.
 Miss Charlotte Cubbs and Miss Rosa De- l Loaeh of Livingston are visiting MT. and | Mrs. P Richmond P. We.more. l MT. George, H. Hill returned to his home | in Leighton yesterday, after Q visit of sev' eral weeks to his parents in Birmingham. l Mrs H. c. Vaughn and Miss Ada Vaughn l are visiting friends in Columbus, Miss. l
 Miss Adele Esseter of Helena, Ark, Is visiting Mrs J. E. Whaley.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Tyler have been chaperoning during the past week a l charming little camping party at Hawkins l Springs. The party included Miss Grace | Smith, Miss Lucy Eubank, Miss Ethel Owen, Miss Jessie Norris Miss Kate Will l Hams, Miss Velma Enslen and Miss Mar garet Catchings, Mr. Frank w. Smith, Mr. Leslie Stollenwerck, MT. George Steele, | MT. Lester North, Mir. Wilbur North and MT. Robert Morefield. Miss Ollie Breeden, of Memphis, is wis., | iting her sister, Mrs. Chadwick, on the South Highlands. | Miss Nora Denson and Mrs. Robin Hud- | son have returned from Camp Odom, in Walker county. The Jefferson Cotillon club will give one of its charming dances Tuesday evening at Lakeview
 The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club will be entertained by Mrs. H. K White at her home on the South Highlands
 MT and Mrs. Chapel Cory of Montgom- cry, will arrive in Birmingham Tuesday
 
 Dr. George B. Eager, of the First Bap- tist church in Montgomery, will preach at the South Side Baptist church to-day at Il a. m. and tonight at D. m. After the morning service the committee will make a report in regard to calling pastor to the church.
 MT. Montgomery Brown has returned from a visit to his parents in West Vir- ginia.
 The Nashville Banner says: "A pretty incident occurred at the depot yesterday afternoon in which there was just a wee bit of sentiment. Colonel W. J. Bryan, in bidding goodbye to some ladies just be- fore boarding the train for Atlanta, gave Miss Alma Rittenberry, of Birmingham, Ala, a beautiful red rose to take to her oixr tn h