The age-herald., 1900-07-04

 Elliott left Birmingham Saturday afternoon for New York Singularly enough, at the hour that the Bremen was ablaze at her docks Miss Leroy Percy, of Greenville, Miss, who is we'll known in Birmingham, expected to sail for Europe on one of the ill-fated steamers. It is understood that the parties who had engaged passage on the Bremen and the other outgoing yes sels that were burned have fortunately been able to secure passage on the Wilhelm der Crosse that leaves New York today MT and Mrs. Webb Crawford returned Saturday from New York Mrs. A. L, Fulenwider will leave tomor- row for Blount Springs. < Mrs William H. Kettig left Saturday for Monte Sano.
 Mrs Alice Smith is in Greensboro.
 
 Mrs. A. c. Davidson and Miss Mittie Davidson will leave this week for Ken lucky, and will later go to the coast for the summer.
 Mrs. S. D. Mcqueen of Eutaw is visiting her son, MT. J. w. Mcqueen, at 1o1S Nine teenth street, South Highlands.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Hardie and a charming party of young girls will leave this afternoon for -Blount Springs, where they will spend several weeks. The party will include Miss Grace Hardie Miss Alice Graham, Miss Florence Ballard, Miss  Miss Jamie Curry.
 Miss Roy head will join the party of Alabama editors and their friends who are going West next week.
 Miss Leila Harris, of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Vaughan. Miss Harde Brown left yesterday for Eutaw.
 Miss Minor, of Thomas, is the guest of Mrs l.. Minor.
 Dr. A. c. Davidson will leave today for Montana, where he will spend the month of July.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Dwyer, Miss Lucy Dwyer and Master Holman Dwyer will leave today for Aurora, Ind. MT Thomas M. Owen has returned from Tuscaloosa
 MT. Henry Redd, of Tuscaloosa, spent yesterday in Birmingham
 Miss Mamie Pearson is in Anniston Mrs. Charles Elliott Carpens and Miss Nina Redd left last night for St. Louis. pr. and Mrs. Stubbs have taken possess sion of their handsome new home on South Highlands.
 Miss Ida Robertson returned yesterday from Mount Pinson, where she has been summer home.
 The justly celebrated McFlibbeny Fam- ly, the boast and toast of courtiest beauty, will not delight members and guests at the Country Club Thursday night, but shall dream of that happiness for one week later. Owing to the prevalence of summer opera, the McFibbeny Family have gra-
 
 creating entertainment at the club house.
 
 Miss Ferry Nabb has returned from a visit to Miss Corneia Jones at Columbia, Tenn.
 The garden party to be given this after noon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. A. Van Hoose promises to be a delight ful event. There will be many interesting features that will include a fish pond a donkey and grab bag to delight the little folks. In event of rain the party will be postponed It is being given under the au- spices of St. Mary s-on- the Highlands. Miss Kathryn Staley will leave tomorrow for Florence.
 Miss 'Wyndham Mason and Misses Fannie May and Lizzie Morris Mason returned yes- terday from Montgomery and Auburn. MT. and Mrs. E. K. Campbell and child ren will leave today for Asheville, N. C. Miss Jennie Bowers of Columbus is visit ing her brother G. M. Bowers, on the South Highlands.