The age-herald., 1901-07-21

Mrs. George L. Morris is in Marietta. Mrs. Charles Davis has returned from Tybee.
 Misses Elizabeth, Josephine and Louise Chairsell have returned from California. Mrs. L.. A. Stubblefield and her mother Mrs. Atwood, leave today for Asheville, N. C., for a months stay at the Battery Park hotel. Miss Blanche Devine, of Chattanooga, the guest of Miss Lura Rutledge Brown. Mrs. l.. w. Johns, who went to St. Clair Springs ten days ago quite i'll, Is much better. sH,a as sfn- Miss Lucille Smith returned the past week from Prattville, where she was the guest of Mrs. Northington. ssi5h Mrs. Leslie Fulenwider is expected to return today from New York. & Mrs. Truman H. Aldrich. Jr., will leave this week for Asheville, N. c.
 
 Mrs. H. K. White has gone to Belieview
 
 Miss Julia Belle DeBardeleben will re- turn today from Prattville, where she has been the guest of Miss Dora Northington MT. and Mrs. Henry, l.. 9Badham will leave this week for the Eastern resorts.
 ss[ z1a1c MT. and Mrs. Lowell have gone to se- vance. Tenn. i N
 Mrs. Webb Crawford went to Tennessee yesterday. where she will spend a few days and upon her return to Birmingham will go East with MT. Crawford, where they will spend several weeks at the fash tonable summer places.
 MT and Mrs. Walker Percy, Miss De- Bardeleben, Miss Ellen, Percy and Master Leroy Percy will leave this week for the Eastern resorts.
 Mrs. J. H. Coughlan and her. children left yesterday for White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Margaret Nance, Miss Carrie Nance and Misses Helen Smith and Mss Florence Smith will leave Wednesday for Tate Springs.
 Mrs. Gardner has returned to her home in Nashville after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Oscar B. Smith.
  Mrs. Nathan L. Miller will leave this week for Boston, where she will join her sister, Mrs. Goodbar Jones of Memphis. who has @ cottage on the New England coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles O. Locke, having gone to reside with their sister, Mrs. Johnston. in Highland avenue. pending the completion of their new residence at Beuna Vista, Mrs. Nixon has taken pos session of the new Caldwell mansion ad- joining her residence at Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street. and she and her family now occupy suite of apartments on the ground floor of that beautiful house. Mrs. Nixon and Miss Margaret Nixon intend to spend the better part of August and September at Blount Springs and at Tate Springs.
 Mrs. Fallon and Miss Alice Fallon have arrived in New York from Dresden and will go for a visit to Helena, Mont, be- fore returning to Birmingham.
 
 Miss Lela Hudson of Sweetwater, Tenn, and Miss Rausie Miller of Greenpond, Ala. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. D. B. Hick- man. at Cleveland. Ala
 
 ron and Miss Majorie Catchings will re- turn Tuesday night from St. Simons, where they have been spending a fort night Both Miss Bowron and Miss Catchings have been among the acknowl- edged bellies at St. Simons. the Atlanta papers referring in glowing terms to their beauty and popularity. number of so- cial events have been given in their hon. or and they have been conspicuous figures in the social life of the coast resort Miss Belle Mccoy, the brilliant organ ist of the First Methodist church, has returned from Florence, where she gave an informal recital at the Presbyterian church, the occasion being the installa- tion of a large and richly voiced Kimball organ She played classic and popular selections and the music lovers of Flor ence were greatly delighted with her per- formance. The local press refers to 1t as a musical treat never to be forgotten. MT. and Mrs Benjamin Guckenberger are at Jamaica Plain, an outlying sec- tion of Boston, and they will remain there little daughter, Corinne, has been i'll with pneumonia, but is convalescent-
 MT. W. w.. Clayton will spend Sunday in Opelika visiting friends.
 Mss Ida Rockett will return today from a several weeks stay at Lithia Springs, Ga.
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