The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-26
In The Social Realm OF
Birmingham and Elsewhere

Mrs. M L. Upton is spending the sum
mer in the mountains>of North Carolina.
Mrs Oliver Chalifoux and children will
leave shortly for Waukesha where they
will remain several weeks. Later they will
visit Asbury Park.
Miss Carrie w Nance has issued invita-
tions to a reception for next Thursday
evening, June 90, at $50 O'Clock, in honor
of Miss Sallie Cullom Winston, at her home
on Twentieth street, South Highlands.
Miss Alberta Fuighum delightfully."- enter
tanned few of her friends at the residence
of her parents the South Highlands on
Friday evening Those present were as
follows Misses Rosa Weller of Gadsden;
Eva Yaneey. Rosa Moody, Marjorie Catch
ings, Ada Bowron, Nina Hood Eloise
Jackson, Jennie Carrel, Kate Williams and
Lena Jackson Messrs. John Adams. Nat
Rogan, Ernest Johnston, VIII Hood, Eu-
gene Chambers, Jackson Halstead, Bob
Mabry, Nat Barker, Bressie Vaughan,
Tom Ellis, George Ellis, Ed Marable John
Adams. Jim Allen, Robin Hudson. Ira
Hood Robert Hood, Wilbur Kelly Arthur
Smith. Joe Mason, Bona Dunlap. Frank
Carrel, Junlus Whaley VIII Leedy. Fred
Standifer, Lester Jackson, White Mathews.
Jim Dwyer, Albert Andrews. Willie
Cameron, Andrew Cameron. Wilson Cecil,
Colitt Munger and others. Delightful re-
freshments were served the lawn,
which was brilliantly lighted.
Miss jamie Robertson has gone to OK
ford, Ala, to spend a few weeks with her
aunt Mrs John Gunnels.
Henry Harrison Scott and Miss Olive
Harrington Sampson. the eldest unmarried
daughter of Rear Admiral Sampson, are to
be married in November. The announce
hos jttcf hnA,
made. Both are popular and prominent in
society In San Francisco. Mr.. Scott is the
manager of the largest coal company in
California.
Mrs. Allan w. Haskell and children will
spend portion of July at Lookout Inn.
Mrs Walker Percy and children will go
early in July to Lithia Springs, Ca, to re-
main several weeks.
Miss Rebecca Hamilton will spend the
remainder of the heated term with re,a-
tives at Athens, Ga.
Lieutenant NJ. c. Smith and Mr.. Thomas
Smith have returned to their respective
posts Of duty at West Point, N y, and
Washington. d. c., after attending the
marriage of their sister. Miss Kate A.
Smith, to Mr.. Walter Gulley, which occur
red last Wednesday.
The potato Party" given by Mr.. and
Mrs j. D. Maline on Thursday evening in
honor of their niece, Miss Mary Miller,
was quite pretty, though Informal. affair.
American HS DO LUN LIDORAHTSE
The score cards were hand painted Cuban
and American flags. The first prize was
picture of both flags prettily framed. The
guests present were Misses Sherrod Van
Hoose. Chisolm, Sowell Nelson, Miller,
Eloise and Bertha Eatherly, Messrs.
White. Hughes, Johns. Sowel, Miller. Will
cox, Getzandanner, Henley and Tardy.
leans, assisted Mrs. Malone in entertain
ing her guests.
Miss Mamie eParson and Miss Lura
Brown spent several days during the past
week at Blount Springs as guests at the
Fowlkes-Perry house party.
The Colorado Springs Gazette of June q
says: Messrs. J. c. Caldman, w. P. Ward
and c. J. Ashin, guests at the Cliff, made
themselves famous yesterday by walking
TO the top of Pixies Peak, from Manitou,
in five hours.
From Pixies Peak Daily News.
The following hardy climbers reached the
summit afoot today: Clarence ]. Ashlin.
London, England; James Il. Caldwell, Jr.,
Nashville, Tenn, and w. P. Ward, Biz
mingham, Ala.
Mrs Thomas s. Barton, sr., and Miss
Barton of New Orleans who have been the
guests Of Mrs. j. d. Malone, left for Ashe-