The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
Howard on the North Highlands have re-
turned to their home in Columbus, Miss.


turned to their home in Columbus, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben NJ Jacobs and family
leave Tuesday for Michigan where Mrs.
Jacobs and children will spend the summer.
Before returning home Mr.. Jacobs will
visit Grand Rapids and other large markets
to make fall purchases.
Mrs. A. S. Haynes, of Avondale, left last
week accompanied by her two children for
Bigbee, Miss, where she will join her hus-
band, who is experimenting the erection
of some important bridge work for the
Southern Bridge company at that place.
She will be absent about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris and family
left yesterday for Kennedy where they will
spend several weeks with relatives.
Misses Annie and John Pickett, of At
lanta, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Y. L.
Sem and Mrs c. NJ Brown at East Lake.
Mrs. ]. b. Graham and her daughters are
spending the summer at Mentone, Ala.
Mrs. B. T. Winston has returned from a
few weeks stay at Livingston.
Miss Ina Hodges is in st. Louis.
The Amaranth club will have called
meeting at the residence of Mrs. w. L.
Murdock's Tuesday afternoon at $50.
e. r. Wilcox left yesterday for Tybee
Beach where he will spend a week or two.
Mrs Eubanks and her daughter, Miss
Jessie Eubanks, left yesterday for Biloxi.
The members of the Owl club gave
coaching party on Friday evening which
was one of the most charming occasions
of the season. The coaches left the city at
1880 o'clock and sped along the pretty
country road to East Lake, where iced
melons were served on the banks. The
sixty-pound prize melons were drawn by
Miss Lucie London The girls in the party
were presented with water-color sketches
done by Miss Ethel Clifford. On the coach
were Mr. and Mrs. Syddenham Moore, Nj,
and Mrs Addison G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben F. Kolb, Miss Blanche Muslin, Miss
Carrie Sharpe Miss Luce London, Miss
Ethel Clifford, Miss Alice Moore, Miss EN-
ma Richardson, Miss Grace Berry, Miss
Marjorie .Catchings, Miss Mary C. Whet-
stone. Miss Callie Richardson, Miss
Josephine Scholar, Miss Mamie Moore,
Miss Kate Smith, Miss Carrie Gillespie, a.
b. Tanner L. White Matthews, r. e. New
man. James c. Armstrong, E. Bressie
Vaughan, William B. Smith, Lydenham
Smith, Ben Marshall, S. L. Nabers, Leon
Britain, NJ Lovick Farley, ]. Bonner Dun
lap j. Nick. Long, ]. w. Sharples, Fred
Norton.
| Miss Ethye Ray Elson, of Meridian, is
the guest of-Miss Irene Lyons, 2112 Fifth
avenue.
| T. Emmett Benton has returned from a
| visit to Talladega Springs, and will leave
| in few days for Wilmington, S. c., having
| accepted a position with a prominent firm
Al..A Ii L. l-raax fr
| business circles here and very popular So
| cially, and will be followed by the best
| wishes of many friends.
| Mrs. Robert Thach and her children have
returned from Auburn.
| Mrs. B. F. Taylor came down from Blount
Springs yesterday and will spend a few
! days in Birmingham.
! Dame Rumor is whispering in society cir
| cles of the approaching marriage of a high
| ly connected, brilliant young professional
| man of this city to a beautiful and amiable
| belle OF q nearby city in East Alabama
| who has frequently visited Birmingham.
| The grave and speculative countenance of
| the young man has been the cause of much
| comment.
George B. Bondurant spent few days in
| Auburn the past week.
| The members of the Southern club will
| give a musicale on Friday evening at the
| club house.
| Mrs. Rabecca knight, of Greensboro, will
| sin. solo at the services this morning ~
| the First Methodist church.
| Mr.. and Mrs Richard Randolph have re-
| turned from Nashville, where they have
| been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin.
| Misses Carrie and Lee and Abbie Rickles
| left yesterday to spend the summer months
| with friends and relatives in Alfalfa and
Gadsden.