The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09

returning to New York Mrs Semple ON her
way east will visit Mrs. James Weatherly
at her summer place in. North Carolina, and
she will be accompanied to New York by
Miss George Weatherly, who will be among
the bevy of charming southern girls at Mrs.
Semple's school this winter.
Among other Alabama girls who will AFT
tend Mrs. Semple's school is Miss Nellie
Hudson, one of the younger beauties in
the Canebreake.
Mr.. William Wisner contemplates SPEND
ing few days next week at Long Branch,
Ala, ten miles above Huffman.
DR.. owen P. Fitzsimons has returned
from North Carolina.
Mrs Walter Taylor, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Jack Johnson, has returned
to her home in Atlanta.
Miss Annie Morrow left yesterday for
Blount Springs where she will spend the
remainder of September.
Mrs. Charles ]. Allison and her children
have returned to the city after spending
the summer at .Chautauqua, N. Y.
Mrs Hugh Morrow and her little daugh-
ter Katherine have returned from Blount
Springs.
Miss Daisy Moody will leave this week
for Blount Springs, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mrs William P. Reid and her little
daughter Florence are at Blount Springs.
Mrs. Dargan and Miss Ida May Dargan
will spend the winter in California.
Miss Florence Neal of Richmon, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. w. L. Murdoch.
Mrs William A. Walker has left Atlantic
City, and is now in North Carolina.
Captain and Mrs. Frank P. oBrien will
return this week from Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Percy will give
dance Wednesday evening for Miss Julia
Belle Debardeleben.
Miss Mary Glare Miner, who has been
Ill for several days. Is greatly improved.
Mrs. Frierson and Miss Frierson, who are
at Monte Sano, will go later to Blount
| Springs.
Miss Virginia Walker will probably spend
part of September at Blount Springs.
Mrs. Thomas Ward and Miss Edith Ward
| have returned from Louisville.
visiting Mrs. H. P. Thornton at Warrior.
Misses Edith and Edna Snow left today
| to join their mother and father in Florida.
The friends of Mr.. E. Chuck will be
pleased to learn that he has found relief in
| New York, and is greatly improved, hav-
ing gone there recently for medical treat
ment
-.
Mrc Iar T., Tanner left tnWn
yesterday for New York.
Mr.. Peter B. McKensie has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs, Charles Wheeiock and Miss Ger
trude Wheelock returned yesterday from
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. James weatherly has gone to the
Black Mountains.
| Miss Bess A. Allen and Miss Willie M.
Allen are at home again after three
4 months stay in Europe. Their itinerary IN
cluded the Paris Exposition, the Passion
Play at Oberdmmergau, and other attrac-
tons and places of interest. They sailed
from Naples via Gibraltar, and reached the
city Wednesday night last.
The ladies connected with the Woman's
Department of the State Fair of last year
are requested to meet in the parlor of the
Commercial Club at 10 o'clock tomorrow for
the purpose of arranging for a woman's de-
partment at the fair to be held in Novem-
Der of this year. All other ladies interested
in the fair or the woman's department are
requested to be present at this meeting.
The Pollock-Stephens Institute will begin
| the session of 10000 Wednesday An inter-
| esting programme, consisting of short adj
| dresses and musical selections, has been ar
| ranged for that morning. Mrs. Taliafero ex-
| tends a cordial invitation to all friends of
| the school to be present on that occasion.
| Miss Clara Maxim. the leading soprano
| of the choir of the Church of the Advent,
| is visiting relatives at Livingston.
The annual meeting of the Alumnae of
| the Birmingham Seminary will be held in
| the school parlors on Tuesday afternoon,
| the 18th inst, at o'clock. Every graduate
of the Seminary is urged to be present.
| The fourth scholastic year of the Semi
nary will begin Wednesday morning, the
18th. very interesting programme by
the members of the musical and elocution-
airy faculty will follow the devotional ex-
ercise. The friends and patrons of the
| school are cordially invited to be present
| at o'clock Wednesday morning