The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-13
WOMAN And SOCIETY.
81 ANNE kENDEaoH WALKER.
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that the Louisville lodge of Elks was made
up of the best fellows in the town. Mr.
Allen is one of the most prominent lawyers
in Birmingham, and at the same time one OF
the most popular men in that city,
The cotilion of the Ariel club, which was
given Tuesday evening at Lake View, was
led by Mr.. Coleman Ward and Miss Lucie
Lowdon.
Mrs. Charles Davis and her children Dor
othy and Ellen Davis, are spending the
month with Mrs. Davis at her residence,
Nineteenth street and Eleventh avenue
Mr.. Robert Munger will probably return
Sunday from Texas.
DIR. Owen P. FitzsiBmons will leave to-
morrow for Vermont, where he will be the
guest of Colonel Mcdonald at his army
post.
Mr.. Edgar Adler and Lewis Joseph will
give a large furnace party tomorrow even
ing, which will be followed by a supper.
Miss Belle Dangaix. who has been SO Sc
riously i'll at Chattanooga for some time,
has recovered sufficiently to be removed to
the Inn, on Lookout Mountain. Her friends
in town will be gratified to learn of her i'm
provement. Her illness has been a matter
of universal regret.
The concert given at North Birmingham
park Tuesday evening under the auspices of
Saint Mary Highlands, will be re-
peated tonight, and indications are that the
park will be crowded with a representative
gathering of society people In addition to
the brilliant musical programme, refresh
ments will be served at moderate cost.
Among other attractive girls who Will serve
refreshments are: The Misses Lutte and
Ethel Sharpe, Annie May Phelan, Kate
Smith, Mamie Moore, Alice Moore, Ala
King Emma Reed, Edith and Edna Snow.
: Miss Ferre Nabb has returned from
visit to Selma.
George R. Harvey has gone to his old
weeks.
John Waterman is visiting in Marion.
Miss Gray Wilkins returned to her home
in Nashville yesterday, after an extended
visit to rela tives and friends in Birming
ham.
Miss Kate Wilkinson has returned to La
Grange, Ga, after viist to relatives.
Miss Lillian Roden went to Tuscaloosa
SSSltidcy dltSi IlOOii.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Shipman returned
yesterday from a short trip to Columbus,
Miss.
Mrs. r. II. Hart, wife of the proprietor
of the Knoxville Sentinel, returned home
yesterday afternoon, after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. e. w. Whips, of Ensley.
Quite large party is expected to leave
Birmingham tomorrow morning at $3.50
O'Clock for Chattanooga to attend the OPEN
ing ball to be given at Lookout Inn tomor-
row night. The following are those that
will probably make up the party: Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. DeFunak, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Baugh, Mrs.
John w. Holland of Danville, Mel Dren-
men, w NJ. Martin, G. w. Ferguson, Frs
kline Ramsay, c. EXum, Ross c. Smith,
Will Ward, Dr. Talley, Captain w. AI
Walker, Frank Ellis, and others. There
will be number of girls in the party also.
Mrs. Thomas Knight, who will be re-
membered here by number of people nere
as Miss Rebecea Williams, is visiting Mrs.
South
Miss Lowery Bills and Miss Annie Bills
are visiting their sister, Mrs Browning, at
1890 south Seventeenth street.
Miss Marion Wilson, of st. Andrews,
Fla, is visiting her brothers, Drs. E. A.
and w. P. Wilson.
H. H. Ham has returned from Column
bia Tenn.