The age-herald., 1899-06-21

have been among the cottage colony at St. Clair for ten days will return home on Thursday. The young ladies and their chaperones have occupied the cottage of Mrs. Kate R. Lewis. A number of men from the city have gone up to St. Clair al most every day, and the cottage of Judge James B. Head has been at their disposal. They have had a very gay time and as this is the third or fourth summer that these cottages have been occupied by the same contingent. augmented of course by few other people, the season at St. Clair, 1t IS said, depends upon its suspicious opening, when these cottages are being put in read mess for the house party, which the resi- dents of St. Clair regard as an annual oc- currence.
 MT. Bertram Jacobs and Dr. Morris New field have arrived safely in Europe, after a pleasant voyage.
 Mir. Wade Negus, of Greenville, Miss, is the guest of Lieutenant Casey. They have just returned from Auburn.
 Miss Reynolds of Missouri, Is spending some time with Mrs J. Oliver Cross. Miss Reynolds visited Birmingham a season ago and is quite popular in society.
 
 Mrs. Bernard Guest, of Savannah. will ar- rive in Birmingham on Sunday, and Will pc the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs' ROD ert Chisolm.
 Miss Fannie May Mason is at present in Auburn.
 The class to be taught for the summer months at the Woman's club Will pe una. of phycology, with interesting analysis ana criticism on Tuesdays at 9:SO a. m, Thurs- days at the elocution classes, and Ihurs- days at 10 the parliamentary law GLASS;
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 A number of the belles and beaux Of the younger set enjoyed a dance last evening at Lakeview.
 Miss Lucy Sanders, who returned recent ly from Montevallo, where she mas peen attending school, left last night for Patton, New Mexico, where he will join her father.
 Mrs. Rebecca Loventhal and Mrs. Ollie Ioventhal are in St. Louis, where they have joined a party of friends who are going for a sojourn in California
 
 Mrs. Lula Fraley, of Nashville. will ar rive in Birmingham this week and Will De the guest of Mrs. James BoWroh
 Mrs. Sue Hobbs Peyton, of Nashville, IS in Birmingham.
 Mrs. N. B. Feagin is in Chattanooga Mrs, Samuel E. Laird and Miss Margaret Laird are spending some time with Mrs John W. Sibley previous to their depart ure for Oklahoma City.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. D. G. May left yesterday for Lithia Springs, Ga, where they Will pend month. Later they will go to Lake Genevia, Wis, thence to Boston, returning to the city about October.
 Miss Laura Brown of Anniston, young girl of unusual beauty and attractiveness, is the guest of Miss Grace Berry.
 Miss May Purdon of St. Petersburg, Fla, after a brief stay with Miss Este!la Keys, at her residence, 630 South Seven- teenth street has returned home. Miss Pur- don has a great many admirers, and they are sorry that her sojourn here could not have been longer.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Mutt and MT, E. s. Burchfield will take place this even ing at 9 clock at the Methodist church at East Lake. No cards have been issued.
 
 Miss Carrie Nance returned yesterday from Oxford.
 Mrs. George c. Whatley and children left for Buena Vista Springs, Ky, yesterday. They will probably be away all the summer.
 Yesterday afternoon w. F. Gould, of this city left for Boligee. Ala, where he will be married tonight to Miss Mary Perry of that place. The ceremony will be per formed in the St. Marks Episcopal church and will be quite pretty affair." On Fri day the young couple will come to Bir- mingham and will reside with Mrs. Dryer, at 1916 Fifth avenue. MT Gould was for merly connected with the First National bank of this city, having come here from