The age-herald., 1900-06-13

will attend the Yale commencement and T reunion of Judge Colemans class.
  The last meeting of the season of the Highland Book Club will be held this morn ing with Mrs. George Mccormack.
  There will be a meeting of Pelham chap ter U. D. c. this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs Addison G. Smith. Mrs William H. Kettg and her children will spend part of the summer at Monte Sano.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Martin have returned from St. Clair Springs Mir and Mrs C. E. Parsons and Miss Madge Parsons will return to the city in the early autumn and resume their resi- dence. Miss Fannie May Mason is in Auburn.
 
 Mrs. Benjamin J. Dryer is in New York. Mrs. John W. Tomlinson is in Atlanta. Mrs. Robert Simpson of Columbus, Miss. is the guest of her aunt Mrs A. c. Howze. MT. and Mrs William D. Nesbit are spending a few weeks east.
 
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown will leave to- morrow for Tuscaloosa, where she will re- main for the university commencement
 
 Mrs. Charles J. suckney will leave in few days for Blount
 
 Miss Annie Smith, Miss Mary Louise Smith and their guest, Miss James of Ten | nessee will leave for Tuscaloosa and will 1 be among the beautiful young women pres | 1 inc university commencement
 
 | Mrs. Hugh Morrow will also go to Tus- caloosa on Thursday and will remain l through commencement week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Moore and Mrs. Robert McLester have gone to Old Point Comfort and New York.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Motion will leave Fri day for St. Simons MT. William Leedy will leave this week for Oliver Springs Tenn, where he will remain through the summer MT. and Mrs. L. Sever and Mrs. Harry Jones will leave Saturday for Niagara Falls. s** Miss Marjorie Catchings and Miss Ben ners will leave tomorrow for Tuscaloosa for the university commencement. *s Mir Charles c. Washburn has gone to Atlanta to be present at the annual meet ing of the Southern Teachers Assoication. Mrs. George Burkhater and her little son, Gregg Burkhalter have returned from Hot Springs, Ark
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Locke have gone to Patton.  Mrs. Richard Randolph, who is at Blount for the season, is spending few days in town.
 Mrs. Heard, of Washington Territory, is the guest of the family of MT. Newton Polk.
 Mrs. Robert Baugh is at St. Clair Springs. Society will regret to know of the slight illness of Mrs. Robert Jemison. Columbus, Ga. Miss Zemma Webb is among the guests at the St. Clair house party.
  Miss Mamie Hamilton who is among the coterie of young women in the training schools for nurses in the great hosiptals in the east, will return to Philadelphia to- morrow, after a visit of two weeks to her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Hamilton Miss Hamilton wili enter the Normal Hospital in New York in October, that beautiful hosiptal near Central Park, an institution, by the way, that accepts only young women With diplomas in scientific nursing, the school for nurses requiring its appretices to be already proficient in the art of nurs- ing. The closing exercises of Our Lady of Sor- rows Convent School will take place at Concordia Hall, Avenue E, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, tomorrow evening at | 7:30 o'clock. Owen Gillespy will give dance at his | home on the South Highlands tomorrow evening. Mrs. J. w. Garth and Miss Mary Garth | of Columbus, Miss, are in the city shop | ping. Miss Garth has visited in Birming- | ham, and has many friends here. They will | return to Columbus this afternoon. Miss Kate Irwin of Mobile is visiting Mrs. A. A. Clisby, North Highlands.
  The Country Club will give a society vau- deville at the club house tomorrow night Quite an interesting programme has been arranged
 The Sunday school children of St. PauPs church will have their annual picnic to- morrow. They are to meet at the church promptly at S:SO a. m. The pupils of Temple Emanuel Sunday school enjoyed their annual outing and pie nic at North Birmingham yesterday. Good nature pays" You can be in good humor and good health if you take Hoods