The age-herald., 1898-07-10
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
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 EIe has just returned from stay of several years abroad.
 Ms. J. B. Cobbs and children are the guests of relatives at Livingston.
 
 Mr. and Mrs Joe zinzer are spending a fortnight with friends at Attalla.
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 Mrs. W. J.. Tucker and her little daughter are visiting relatives at Athens, Ala
 *ss Mrs. George C. Harris is spending several weeks in Blount county.
 Miss Clementia Levy of Matamoras, Mex leo, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs F. Caheen, leaves today for New Or leans to visit relatives.
 Miss Stella Mayo Thacfh was at home to her little friends on Friday afternoon from 5 until 2. It was Miss Thach's fifth birth day, and she received her many friends with becoming grace. The presents were many and beautiful. Miss Mayo looked exceedingly sweet and pretty dressed in pure white. She was assisted in receiving her guests by Miss Bessie Thach of Au- burn, who is spending some time in Bir- mihgham. After a variety of games were played, much to the enjoyment of all pres ent, delicious refreshments were served and
  Mayo would celebrate a birthday about twice a week. Those present were: Misses Elizabeth Dearborn, Annie and Lena Will kerson, Mary Tardy Lizzie Morris Mason, Vernon Marks, Josephine Jeffries, Fannie Foster, Lula Vaughan, Bessie Thach of Auburn, Annie LeGrande, and Masters James Algernon Nelson, Wm. Wilkerson, 1r, Bell Foster and Robert Gordon Thach. Mir and Mrs. Thach were assited in talk ing care of the young folks by Mrs. Thach of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Nelson, Misses Mary Miller and Ava Bradford, and Messrs. John Coleman Carmichael Harry Burn and Browse Bringier. Miss Murphy Bayliss, of Woodlawn, re- turned yesterday from visit to friends at Chattanooga.
 Mrs. William Vaughan and children are spending the summer at Blount Springs MT and Mrs. T. P. Walker and Miss Madge Bayiss, of Woodlawn, will leave to- morrow for Nashville to spend several Weeks, after which time they will go to the Virginia springs for the remainder of the Summer
 
 The vestry of St. Mary -the-High- lands announce that beginning on this Sunday the 10th instant, until further no- tice, there will be service every Sunday morning al half past 10 o'clock in the base
  and the basement are selected in order to avoid heat
 This service wifi be bright and short, es pecial attention being given to hearty con gregational singing large voluntary choir will be organized to lead in the sing ing.
 It is the earnest wish of the vestry to make this service helpful in many ways to those of our people who remain in the city.
 All seats will be free. Prayer books and hymnals will be amply provided, strangers and visitors will, as always before, be wei comed and made to feel at home and in vited to return.
 The larger children will be encouraged to remain after Sunday school and worship with their parents.
 In other words to make it a hearty. bright, unconventional, but reverential ser vice. MT and Mrs Max Stern, of Starkvile. Miss, visiting relatives in Birmins- ham.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wertheimer and children have returned from a pleasant vacation at Stern's Spring. < Mrs. John Rosensthil, accompanied by her two little daughters, Gertrude and Carolyn, left for Union Springs Thursday to be absent some time.
 
 Miss Laulie Compton, president of the Birmingham Seminary, returned few days ago from visit to Nashville. MT. Morris Lebeck of Nashville is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. Loventhal, 1920 Eighth avenue.
 Miss Ida Altman is at home again, after months visit to relatives at Tuskegee.
 
 Miss Margaret Catchings and Miss Rosa Moody went to St. Clair Springs yesterday to be gone until next Wednesday, Miss Emma Reed went to Blount Springs yesterday afternoon for weeks visit. Mrs E. L. Higdon and her two sons will leave this morning for Miami, Fla, to visit Colonel Higdon.
 Mrs. C. M Brown and Mrs. Gancey Senn are visiting their parents at Atlanta.
 
 Mrs. Hal J. Copeland and little daugh- ter are spending some time at St. Clair Springs.
 Mrs L. E. McTaffe and her daughter. Miss Ruth McTaffe, Mrs. M B. Wishendorf and Miss irk left yesterday for visit to Joring Springs, Lookout mountain. Miss sallie Crumpton, of Montevallo, is the guest of Mrs. Mack Rogers, 24l2 Fourth avenue
 Miss Caroline May Wilder, of Charlotte, N G. reached Birmingham yesterday, and is visiting Miss Sarah E. Wilder. She will be an attendant at the marriage of Hon. F. " Evans and Miss Wilder which will occur on the 27th inst, at the First Pres byteran church.
 Mrs Julia Crowder is visiting relatives in Birmingham.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kelly, of Montgom- cry, passed through Birmingham yesterday en route north and east.
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 Misses Avis and Gertrude Ehrman left for Clanton yesterday morning.
 TUSCALOOSA
 The marriage of Miss May Grace Shirley